2040 Comprehensive Plan: Envision Shakopee

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TRANSPORTATION PLANNING EFFORTS HIGHLIGHTS

Preferred Developm

Regional, State, and Local Facilities

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MinnesotaValley NationalWildlifeRefuge

Trails

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ExistingState/Regional ProposedState/Regional**

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Future SchoolSite

! ! DOWNTOWN IMPROVEMENTUPDATE (2017) Improves the visibility and vitality of Downtown Shakopee through enhancements in four areas of Downtown. These projects include a gateway plaza connecting Downtown to Huber Park across Hwy 101, and enhancements to a parking lot that can double as an event space. WEST END LANDUSEMASTER PLAN (2015-16) This plan includes a proposed extension of 17th Avenue (CR 16) beyond Marystown Road (CR 15) to Old Brickyard Road (CR 69). The plan also includes a network of interior complete streets that would provide access to a mix of residential, office, and retail land use for all modes. U.S. HIGHWAY169MOBILITY STUDY (2015-18) Regional transportation plans have identified US-169 between Hwy 41 and 55 as an ideal corridor to implement transit to reduce congestion. This ongoing study has also identified a need to expand travel options and improve regional connections along the US-169 corridor between Mankato and the Twin Cities. MINESOTAVALLEY TRANSITAUTHORITY STRATEGIC PLAN (2018-22) Identifies regional transit needs and opportunities. ! ! ! ! ! MinnesotaValley NationalWildlife Refuge

** As identified in the 2030 Scott County Compreshensive Plan Update. Final alignment to be determined.

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» 603 TOTA » 1,793 HO » NET RESI » 1,373,14 BUSINES » 3,372 JO

MF UNITS

TOTAL UNITS TOTALS.F.

QUADRANT ID FUTURELANDUSE ACRES SF UNITS

ROW Retail

1.52

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- -

0 0

18.04

157,151

Study area

M e t r o B l u e L i n e

MEDICINE LAKE

B MultifamilyStacked 4.33

117 117

0 0

ROW Retail

5.22 4.17

- -

0 0

MINNEAPOLIS

Extension

PLYMOUTH

101

36,332

I-394MnPASS

B MultifamilyStacked 1.20

0 0

394

WAYZATA

to MINNEAPOLIS

ST.LOUIS PARK

Parks

2.20 3.33

- - - - - - - - -

0 0 0 0 0 0

MINNETONKA

169

C MixedUse (Retail/BP) D MixedUse (Retail/BP)

43,561 157,173

494

Extension

12.03 43.39 65.76 86.69

35W

HOPKINS

ROW

MetroGreen Line

100

A MixedUse (Retail/BP)

859,352

Parks

0 0

ASSUMPTIONS

EDINA

I-35WMnPASS

MetroOrange LineBRT

C SingleFamilyAttached 14.09 120

120

RESIDENTIAL

101

RICHFIELD

Retail Retail

5.25 4.24

0 0

45,780 36,903

CHANHASSEN

TraditionalSingleFamily

494

SmallLotSingleFamily

EDEN PRAIRIE

F MultifamilyStacked 6.90

186 186

212

BLOOMINGTON

SingleFamilyAttached

MixedUse (HD/Retail/ Office)

Strategic Plan MinnesotaValleyTransitAuthority 2018-2022 6.78 - 91 - -

36,893

169

MultifamilyStacked

March2018 Parks H SingleFamilyAttached 7.95 68 I TraditionalSingleFamily 79.08 198 J TraditionalSingleFamily 22.09 55 J SmallLotSingleFamily 13.76 55 K TraditionalSingleFamily 32.13 80 K SmallLotSingleFamily 20.41 82 K SingleFamilyAttached 7.19 61 J 6.78 -

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

MixedUse (HDRPortion)

35W

198

NON- RESIDENTIAL

PA DEDIC

101

- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

55 55

SHAKOPEE

169

Retail

SAVAGE

MixedUse (Commercial Portion)

BURNSVILLE

35E

80 82 61

to MANKATO

PRIORLAKE

LAKEVILLE

Parks

2.86

L SmallLotSingleFamily 18.79 75

Parks

21.00

N SingleFamilyAttached 23.36 199 O SmallLotSingleFamily 15.80 63 P SingleFamilyAttached 14.15 120 Q SmallLotSingleFamily 17.39 70 Q SingleFamilyAttached 13.97 119

199

120

119

GRAND TOTAL

602.65 1,366 427 1,793 1,373,145

ONEVISION, ONEMETROPOLITANREGION

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20 40 ConnectingCommunities,FosteringRegionalProsperity.

ENVISION SHAKOPEE | SECTION IV: BUILT ENVIRONMENT

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