Location Map. Project: IHM of Glen Lake Daycare Address: Excelsior Blvd ( a) ± Subject Property. Minnetoga Lake D R D DR

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Notre Dame Academy Church Administration and proposed daycare

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Written Statement Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish, located at 13505 Excelsior Boulevard, Minnetonka, IVIinnesota 55345, is requesting a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) from the City of Minnetonka to utilize the Lower Level of its Parish Administration Wing for infant and toddler daycare. Parish History The first Mass at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish (IHM) was celebrated over 65 years ago in the gymnasium of Glen Lake Public School. Monsignor Thomas R. Jude presided, and about 90 people attended that first liturgy in June 1946. Archbishop John Gregory Murray of St. Paul and Minneapolis dedicated the new parish the following month. Before the year was out, IHM's first church - a Quonset hut seating 250 - was constructed near Woodhill and Excelsior Boulevard, at the site of the current baseball fields. Appropriately, the first Mass in the new building was celebrated on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. In 1951, the Archbishop assigned Father Francis J. Fleming to IHM, and authorized purchase of our current site at Excelsior Boulevard and Mayview Road to accommodate the growing parish. A tavern on the site known as "Jack's Place" was renamed "Immaculate Heart of Mary Social Center" and was used for social gatherings. A six-classroom, two-story building was constructed the following year. The garden level served as a temporary church, and in the fall of 1952 almost 100 pupils in six grades filled the classrooms above. Four sisters from Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary of Monroe, Michigan came to IHM, and the order operated the school for the next 50 years. A convent was constructed in 1953, as well as a sixclassroom addition known as the East Wing. By 1960, the parish continued to grow and construction of a new church was undertaken. The first Mass in this new location was offered on Easter Sunday. The next four decades saw many changes. Under Father Thomas P. Hunstinger's ministry in the 1970's, updates responding to changes from the Second Vatican Council were completed. Father Rinaldo B. Custodio served IHM from 1976 to 1994, and the Fireside Room and business administration offices were added in 1985. In 1994 Father Patrick Hipwell was assigned as Pastor of IHM. The following year he led the parish in a full consolidation of IHM School with the parishes of St. Joseph and St. John the Evangelist in Hopkins. The new consolidation was given the name of John Ireland School. The IHM campus and St. John's campus served preschool through fourth grades; fifth through eighth grades were located on the St. Joseph campus in Hopkins. 1

In 2003, after much discussion with interested parties, the decision was made to dissolve the John Ireland School system. The de-consolidation gave IHM parish the opportunity to re-establish a pre-k through 8"^ grade Catholic school program at the IHM location in the fall of 2004. To accommodate the increase in student population, the IHM Catholic School renovated and expanded the existing school facility. Beginning in 1991 discussion began about renovating the church which was built in 1960. After the conclusion was reached that a renovation would not be practical, plans were begun for a new church. The present worship space was completed in December 2000 and dedicated by Auxiliary Bishop Frederick Campbell on February 25, 2001. The church seats 950 people and includes a beautiful gathering space, excellent natural light and acoustical quality. In December of 2007 Father Patrick Hipwell, after 13 years as Pastor, was transferred. Archbishop Harry Flynn assigned Father David Ostrowski in June of 2008 as Pastor. Prior to his arrival the rectory was completely renovated and brought up to code. A beautiful cross and a digital bell system were added to the church. In September of 2013, IHM School merged with St. John the Evangelist in Hopkins to form Notre Dame Academy (a regional Catholic school). The school is located on the IHM campus. IHM continues today with a commitment to quality liturgy, strong Faith Formation and outreach. From its humble beginnings to the present, IHM parishioners continue to live and pass on the Catholic faith. Immaculate Heart of Mary Today IHM serves 1,040 households and approximately 3,000 parishioners from the City of Minnetonka and surrounding communities. Weekday liturgies are held Monday through Friday at 9:15 a.m. Weekend liturgies are held Saturdays at 4:30 p.m. and Sundays at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. In addition to mass, IHM offers Adult Enrichment, Faith Formation, Sacramental Preparation, RCIA and Youth Ministry to its parishioners. The IHM Parish Staff occupy administrative office space on the main level of the Parish Administration wing. Parish office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. There are approximately 8 staff members. Notre Dame Academy operates in the Education wing and is served by a separate entrance and parking lot. Notre Dame Academy is a Pre K - 8th grade regional Catholic school serving families in the western suburbs of Minneapolis, MN which fosters an education rooted in Catholic tradition. School hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:55 p.m. and school is in session from late August through early June. There are approximately 100 students and 25 full-time staff members. 2

Lower Level - Current Use t " - rr^ The Lower Level is approximately 6,000 square feet and is comprised of a mix of adijimiltratw^^ space, classroom, storage and mechanical rooms. It also has two ADA compliant restrooms. (See attached Existing Floor Plan.) The Lower Level of the Parish Administration wing is accessible by interior stairs and an ADA compliant elevator that is inspected on an annual basis and currently up to code. In addition, the Lower Level has two entrances at grade that exit out to the playground and soccer field. The majority of the Lower Level space is vacant. The remainder is used for storage by the Parish and Notre Dame Academy. The IHM Parish Staff occupy administrative office space on the main level of the Parish Administration wing. Parish office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. There are approximately 8 staff members. Notre Dame Academy operates in the Education wing and is served by a separate entrance and parking lot. Notre Dame Academy is a Pre K - 8th grade regional Catholic school serving families in the western suburbs of Minneapolis, MN which fosters an education rooted in Catholic tradition. School hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:55 p.m. and school is in session from late August through early June. There are approximately 100 students and 25 full-time staff members. Lower Level - Proposed Use With a focus on good stewardship, IHM is requesting a conditional use permit to utilize the Lower Level space for infant and toddler daycare. The Lower Level is underutilized and IHM believes that a daycare program would be the highest and best use for the space and would be a valuable asset to both the Parish and the larger community in the City of Minnetonka. Specific Conditional Use Permit Standards According to the City Code, licensed day care facilities are permitted in common areas or in structures which are not also used for residential purposes: 1.) Located only on a collector or arterial roadway as designated in the comprehensive plan or otherwise located so that access can be provided without conducting significant traffic on local residential streets; 2.) Buildings set back 50 feet from all property lines and parking lots set back 15 feet from streets and non-residential property and 25 feet from residential property; 3.) Pick-up and drop-off areas located outside of parking setback area; 4.) Outdoor recreational areas to be set back 15 feet from all property lines and screening provided to mitigate noise and adverse visual impacts on neighboring properties; 5.) One parking space provided for each six children based upon the licensed capacity of the center; 6.) Site and building plan of all free standing centers subject to review pursuant to section 300.27 of this ordinance, with particular attention to compatibility of facility with surrounding neighborhood; and

7.) Review by director of planning of facilities in common areas to determine whether externally visible modifications are significant enough to require formal site and building plan review. Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish meets the above outlined specific conditional use permit standards: 1.) IHM is located at 13505 Excelsior Boulevard in Minnetonka. According to Chapter VIII: Transportation Plan, Section IB of Minnetonka's 2030 Comprehensive Guide Plan, Excelsior Boulevard (CSAH 3) is defined as an example of an existing "A" minor arterial. 2.) The building meets all setback requirements. 3.) A designated pick-up and drop-off area will be located outside of parking setback area. 4.) The existing outdoor recreational areas meet set back requirements and are screened to mitigate noise and adverse visual impacts on neighboring properties 5.) The main parking lot that will be utilized by daycare staff and visitors has over 200 stalls. The secondary parking lot has approximately 80 stalls. Collectively, this will more than suffice the requirement based upon the licensed capacity of the center, which we anticipate to be fewer than 100 children. Further, IHM will provide designated parking for staff. 6.) The Lower Level will be renovated to meet all code and licensing requirements. (See attached Proposed Floor Plan.) 7.) No exterior changes to the building are planned or required to accommodate a daycare use on the Lower Level. Additional Requirements In addition to the Specific Conditional Use Permit Standards outlined by the City of Minnetonka, IHM will require any daycare provider that leases the Lower Level space to meet all the primary child care center licensing requirements defined by the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS). This includes all the following facility requirements: Zoning. Must meet applicable local zoning codes. Building code. Applicant must comply with applicable building code standards. Fire code. Center must be inspected by a fire marshal within 12 months before initial licensure. Health code. Must meet applicable health department code standards. Floor plan and designated areas. Indoor and outdoor space to be used for child care must be designated on facility floor plan. In addition, the outdoor activity area will meet all the specified requirements: Will include 1,500 square feet and at least 75 square feet per child fci;, fg:" #"'» (i's n r V Will be located within 2,000 feet of the center 1 jj Will be enclosed if adjacent to traffic and other hazards ; Will be free of litter and other hazards hi li; OCT /b 2015 Will contain the required outdoor large muscle equipment. '] 4