HomeMy WebLinkAboutweekly Notes-December 30th 2021 CITY OF OAK PARK HEIGHTS—WEEKLY NOTES for: December 30th,2021
TO: City Council Members& Staff
FROM: Eric Johnson City Administrator
Zoninq &Development Items:
1. No new applications have been received. NOTE: City Hall will be closed on 12/24&12/27 as well as 12/31
2. The City has received a response from Washington County regarding its comments on the 2022-2026 CIP—Being the County South
Frontage Road Extension. See Enclosed.
COVID-19 Matters:
• This is the Governor's- PORTAL https://mn.gov/covidl9— Many documents/Exec. Orders can be found. Washington County has initiated a
County Dashboard containing more localized COVID-19 Impacts and rates LINK->>HERE.
Other Items:
1. The Clty has provided communication to Tennis Sanitation that it will remain with the negotiated terms of the Service Agreement and does not approve
the 4%rate increases they propose as this would conflict considerably with the stated CPI index noted-which actually declined by 4.56%. The City
will need to go out for bids in 2022 as the City's 8-year contract with Tennis will expire.Staff did inquire about a simple extension with some reasonable
rate 3%adjustments, however the response received was vastly more expensive than current rates and well beyond a 3%figure...the City can likely
do better in a bidding format.
2. The City has provided written notice to the land ownership entities that"FINAL PLANS"are available for their comments related to the Norell Ave.This
action was committed to in the easement agreements. See the enclosed communications to Principal Properties (Kohls site), Wal-Mart and Halle
Properties.We are awaiting final comments from MNDOT and the County.
3. See updates from the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE and the NOVEMBER-SPAAR report commenting on home/market conditions.
Mayor McComber Provided
1. Updates from the NLC- 12-28&12-29
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Washington � Office of Administration
.w County Kevin Corbid, County Administrator
Jan Lucke, Deputy Administrator
December 14, 2021 Jennifer Wagenius, Deputy Administrator
Eric Johnson
City Administrator
City of Oak Park Weights
14168 Oak Park Blvd. N.
Oak Park Heights; MN 55082
RE: Draft Washington County 2022 — 2026 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) Comments
Mr. Johnson:
- - Thank you for your comments (in-the Draft 2022-2026 Washington County Capital Improvement
Plan (CIP).
We are aware of the city's concerns with the 58th Street Extension project (RB-2652). Staff is in
the process of drafting responses to the provided Traffic Study, Business Impact Study, and
Memorandum of Understanding. These responses will outline a process for public engagement
and technical analysis, including a review of the Eastbound Trunk Highway 36 Auxiliary Lane as
requested by the City of Oak Park Heights. We are hopeful that this process will allow the city
and county to reach agreement on improvements to this area allowing for construction of the
appropriate improvements in 2025.
The City of Oak Park Heights has been, and continues to be, a valued partner in the planning,
design, and construction of county capital infrastructure improvements. We value our
relationship with the city and thank you for your comments. We look forward to working together
to implement the projects planned in this CIP.
Sincer ly,
K vin orbi (wq
County Ad `' istrator
C: Washington County Board of Commissioners
Jan Lucke - Deputy Administrator
Jennifer Wagenius — Deputy Administrator
Don Theisen — Public Works Director
Wayne Sandberg — Public Works Deputy Director/ County Engineer
Government Center• 14949 62nd Street North• P. O. Box 6•Stillwater, MN 55082-0006
Telephone:651-430-6001 • Fax 651-430-6017•TTY: 651-430-6246
www.co.washington.mn us
Washington County is an equal opportunity organization and employer
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City of Oak Park Heights
14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574
December 28,2021
T0: Ms.Angela Vaidich-Tennis Sanitation
Via email only: AngelaH@tennissanitation.com
RE: Rate Increase Requests—For January 1,2022
The City has received your request for certain rate increases associated with the services contracted between your firm and the
City. At this time the proposal from Tennis is seeking an adjustment associated
with the County's Disposal Fees and a 4.0% increase in the Collection, Q ConsumerP,I,,Inde for All Urban Consumers:P,Iv tet,,n port,tJm,In Minn—polls
Recycling,Yard Waste and Appliance Fees. St.Papl- ° " ° ""_"=aBs"' "
• The associated increase for Disposal Fees is built into the current Agreement
(County rates).Thus,such rate increase goes into effect as of January 1,2022
and such rates are$4.70,$7.48 and$11.22.See approved rate attachment. w
• Also built into the Agreement is the index being the Consumer Price Index p
for All Urban Consumers:Private transportation in Minneapolis-St.Paul-
Bloomington,MN-WI with the most recent rate actually declining by-4.56%.
Accordingly,this does not match your request,and the City must decline this
inquiry for the 4.0%increase.The City does understand cost structures— 2015-01-01 180.416 -7.70%
many which we have little capacity to control and which already result in higher 2016-01-01 176.512 -2.16%
property taxes.Unfortunately,these other increases,as these exceed the 2017-01-01 180.328 2.16%
2018-01-01 188.024 4.27%
approved index,and are not approved.SEE: 2019-01-01 186.298 -0.92%
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CUUSA211SAT1 2020-01-01 177.803 -4.56%
Average Since 2015 -1.4851%
The approved monthly rates are attached to be effective January 1,2022.Should there be any calculation errors,these will need
to be adjusted.We appreciate the work Tennis Sanitation has supplied as we are sure you appreciate the fees the City has paid
and our commitments to your firm -as the City pays an estimated $200,000 annually for such services and will likely approach
over$1,400,000 during the term of our Agreement.
Lastly, the current Agreement runs through December 31, 2022,and we expect to initiate a new bidding RFB during 2022
to be effective January 1, 2023.
Thank You,
Jennifer Pinski
Assistant City Administrator
2022 Approved Rates—Oak Park Heights
2022 Per
Contract
35 gallon
Disposal Fee (COUNTY) $ 4.70
Collection Fee $ 4.00
Recycling Fee $ 2.55
Yard Waste $ 1.00
Appliance Fee $ 0.75
Total $ 13.00
65 gallon
Disposal Fee (COUNTY) $ 7.48
Collection Fee $ 4.00
Recycling Fee $ 2.55
Yard Waste $ 1.00
Appliance Fee ��� $ 0.75
Total $ 15.78
95 gallon
Disposal Fee (COUNTY) $ 11.22
Collection Fee $ 4.00
Recycling Fee $ 2.55
Yard Waste $ 1.00
Appliance Fee
Total
Extras - Per Bag $ 2.00
Extras - Per Yard - Construction $ 19.50
City of Oak Park Heights
14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574
December 29, 2021
TO: Ms. Bridget Kautzky, Esq.
Halle Properties LLC
VIA EMAIL: Bridget.Kautzkygdiscounttire.com
Cc: Catherine.Sandersgdiscounttire.com
Sharon.Webergdi scounttire.com
RE: Norell Ave—Final Plan Set—2022 Construction
Good Morning
As the City has secured certain easements from your firm and/or ownership to construct the
much needed 60th street Backage Road Realignment; the City made commitments to provide to
you a FINAL SET (DEVELOPMENT) of plans prior to going out for bids and certainly prior to
any construction.
The City does expect to be out for bids in late January and to commence construction promptly
this spring. Accordingly, this link below will take you to those FINAL PLANS to be used for
such bidding and planned construction.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/g1pOpOx8h2obml49/8214-191_Plans_2021-12-23.pdf7d1=0
The City does not believe there have been any material changes from the plans provided in the
past. However,please take the opportunity to review these and let me know if there are any
issues or if you are in need of any interpretation.
I can be reached at 651-439-4439 if you have any questions.
Sincerely
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Eric Johnson
City Administrator
City of Oak Park Heights
14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574
December 29, 2021
TO: Mr. Rick Strawn, Managing Director
Principal Real Estate Investor's LLC
VIA EMAIL: Strawn.Rickgprincipal.com
Cc: genevieve.liesenergcushwake.com
RE: Norell Ave—Final Plan Set—2022 Construction
Good Morning:
As the City has secured certain easements from your firm and/or ownership to construct the
much needed 601h street Backage Road Realignment; the City made commitments to provide to
you a FINAL SET (DEVELOPMENT) of plans prior to going out for bids and certainly prior to
any construction.
The City does expect to be out for bids in late January and to commence construction promptly
this spring. Accordingly, this link below will take you to those FINAL PLANS to be used for
such bidding and planned construction.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/g1pOpOx8h2obml49/8214-191_Plans_2021-12-23.pdf7d1=0
The City does not believe there have been any material changes from the plans provided in the
past. However,please take the opportunity to review these and let me know if there are any
issues or if you are in need of any interpretation.
I can be reached at 651-439-4439 if you have any questions.
Sincerely
Eric Johnson
City Administrator
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City of Oak Park Heights
14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574
December 29, 2021
TO: Ms. Myosha Polidore
Wal-Mart
VIA EMAIL: MPolidoregwalmart.com
Cc: Delbert.Wardgwalmart.com (Rex)
Max.Wrightgwalmart.com (Chip)
RE: Norell Ave—Final Plan Set—2022 Construction
Good Morning
As the City has secured certain easements from your firm and/or ownership to construct the
much needed 60th street Backage Road Realignment; the City made commitments to provide to
you a FINAL SET (DEVELOPMENT) of plans prior to going out for bids and certainly prior to
any construction.
The City does expect to be out for bids in late January and to commence construction promptly
this spring. Accordingly, this link below will take you to those FINAL PLANS to be used for
such bidding and planned construction.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gpOpOx8h2obml49/8214-191_Plans_2021-12-23.pdf7d1=0
The City does not believe there have been any material changes from the plans provided in the
past. However,please take the opportunity to review these and let me know if there are any
issues or if you are in need of any interpretation.
I can be reached at 651-439-4439 if you have any questions.
Sincerely
Eric Johnson
City Administrator
From: Robin Anthony
To: Eric Johnson
Subject: Message from the Executive Director
Date: Wednesday, December 29,2021 1:33:13 PM
Hello Community Leaders:
What a year! We started and ended this year in a pandemic, but that does not stop the valley from
being strong and vibrant! We reopened businesses and the community came together realizing
that together, we are bold, empowered, and unstoppable. Chamber events were more successful
than ever, and we are looking at new programs as we roll into 2022.
Five highlights of 2021
1. We pushed through this pandemic together
2. We signed a three-year contract to bring a worldwide event to the Stillwater area
3. We launched a Chamber Foundation which will give back to the community
4. Our collaborative efforts and focus has proven successful as a forward-looking organization
5. We continue to be the largest Chamber in Washington County
I want to thank our Board of Directors for their continued support and dedication to the business
community and our organization. Also, a big shout out to our staff: Stacie Jensen,
Communications Manager, Lindsay Belland, Events Manager; and Laura Peters, the
Partnership Manager for their steadfast work, innovations, and perseverance this past year. This
team is an `Ace of a Team', and I am proud to work alongside of them. In addition, a big thanks to
our municipalities and county for their constant support and partnership— and finally to our
Chamber members. Because of YOU, our Chamber is thriving and is viewed upon with respect
and dignity among Chambers across the state.
Exciting news in 2022. The Chamber will be hosting the inaugural World Snow Sculpting
Championship January 18-23, 2022, in Lowell Park with teams from around the world and of
course, only in Minnesota do we raise the bar high. This event comes with numerous events and
activities; something for everyone including an opening ceremony, World's Coolest Block Party,
and a MinneSnowta Nice Day. We have also snatched a partnership with KSTP / MNLive for full
coverage during this six-day event. If you would like to volunteer, you can check out the
opportunities HERE and if you are interested in a sponsorship you can check that out HERE.
The end of January we will host the Fire & Ice Community Social Celebration in Lowell Park and
February 18th we will celebrate our community at the Winter Gala in an Old Vegas Style! Sponsor,
purchase tickets and nominate HERE. So as you can see, we are moving and shaking in 2022.
We hope to see you all there!
As I close out another year proudly serving your Chamber of Commerce, I hope you all have a
safe and happy new year and enjoy your time with your friends and family. Look out 2022, the
valley is on fire! Let's roll into the new year and embrace the cold weather in Minnesota, because
there's no business-like snow business!
Warmest Regards,
Robin
Robin Anthony, IOM
Executive Director
From: Saint Paul Area Association of Realtors(g)
To: Eric Johnson
Subject: Reminder:SPAAR Housing Market Update,November 2021
Date: Wednesday,December 29,2021 1:01:27 PM
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Good Afternoon,
The economy is improving, unemployment is falling, and the U.S. real estate market
remains strong as we head into the holiday season, a period when activity typically
slows as people take time to travel, celebrate, and spend time with loved ones.
Although the market is not as frenetic as was seen earlier this year, buyer demand is
high, bolstered by attractive mortgage rates and a low supply of inventory. New
Listings in the Twin Cities region increased 1.2 percent to 4,123. Pending Sales
were up 0.8 percent to 4,740. Inventory levels fell 18.6 percent to 6,110 units.
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Prices continued to gain traction. The Median Sales Price increased 9.4 percent to
$339,000. Days on Market was down 11.8 percent to 30 days. Sellers were
encouraged as Months Supply of Homes for Sale was down 21.4 percent to 1.1
months. The most recent data from the National Association of REALTORS® reports
the median single-family existing home sales price rose 16% in the third quarter of
this year to $363,700, with all four regions of the country experiencing double-digit
price growth. In new construction, builder confidence increased in November,
surpassing analyst expectations and rising to 83 on the National Association of
Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI), the highest level
since spring, despite persistent labor and supply chain challenges and a shortage of
available lots.
Your Local Market Update can be found here:
https://spaar.stats.showingtime.com/docs/Imu/x/OakParkHeights?src=page
Best regards,
Local Market Update — November 2021
A RESEARCH TOOL PROVIDED BY THE SAINT PAUL AREA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORSO s p a a r
+ 50.0% + 16.7% + 30.8%
Change in Change in Change in
Oak Park Heights New Listings Closed Sales Median Sales Price
November Year to Date
2020 2021 + 2020 2021 +
New Listings 4 6 +50.0% 70 63 -10.0%
Closed Sales 6 7 +16.7% 66 58 -12.1%
Median Sales Price` $260,000 $340,000 +30.8% $273,600 $325,000 +18.8%
Average Sales Price' $322,083 $371,076 +15.2% $290,154 $332,201 +14.5%
Price Per Square Foot` $176 $179 +1.6% $168 $184 +9.4%
Percent of Original List Price Received" 100.7% 105.0% +4.3% 98.6% 102.7% +4.2%
Days on Market Until Sale 32 48 +50.0% 50 23 -54.0%
Inventory of Homes for Sale 6 2 -66.7% -- --
Months Supply of Inventory 1.0 0.3 -70.0% -- --
Does not account for seller concessions. i Activity for one month can sometimes look extreme due to small sample size.
November ■2020 ■2021 ■2020 2021
Year to Date
7 70
6 6 �I 63 66
58
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+50.0% + 16.7% -10.0% -12.1%
New Listings Closed Sales New Listings Closed Sales
Change in Median Sales Price from Prior Year (6-Month Average)" 16-County Twin Cities Region
Oak Park Heights
+80%
+60%
+40%
+20% -
0%
-20%
-40%
-60%
1-2008 1-2009 1-2010 1-2011 1-2012 1-2013 1-2014 1-2015 1-2016 1-2017 1-2018 1-2019 1-2020 1-2021
"Each dot represents the change in median sales price from the prior year using a 6-month weighted average.
This means that each of the 6 months used in a dot are proportioned according to their share of sales during that period.
Current as of December 8,2021.All data from NorthstarMLS. i Copyright ShowingTime.
Eric Johnson
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