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<br />Commissioner Shryock asked if that item could be clarified more in the plan. She stated the next <br />item she agreed with and felt they should keep this as a goal. Another item she had an issue with <br />was "Explore the use 'of pedestrian-activated signals, continuously flashing signage and mid- <br />block crossings to further increase trail safety". She has worked with pedestrian aCtivated signals <br />before and did appreciate those but her concern was mid-block crossings and would like to <br />replace those and to have as few of them as possible. In her opinion she would like to see the <br />mid-block crossing eliminated or reduced as much as possible. <br /> <br />Chairperson Johns" asked about the asterisk noted on these and if these were more important or a <br />strong recommendation. <br /> <br />Interim Assistant Community Development Director Geisler stated those asterisk notes "were <br />comments that came directly out ofthe public meetings. <br /> <br />Commissioner Shryock thought in the housing section they should start to use "CPTED-Crime <br />Prevention through Environniental Design" more and indicated maybe this was something they <br />should try to include in everything they do and not just housing. <br /> <br />Commissioner LaMere stated under transportation, last bullet point "Explore options for revising <br />the City's si.dewalk policy, including different standards for public versus private roads, high- <br />volume versus low-volume roads, and issues related to long-term maintenance as the City <br />grows." He wondered what it is referring to. He hoped it was not the easing of the sidewalk <br />policy. <br /> <br />Interim Assistant Community Development Director Geisler stated this was coming from a <br />desire to require sidewalks onboth sides of the street. She stated they want to expand this. <br /> <br />Parks.Supervisor. Riverblood stated the other issue is that presently their current policy only <br />requires sidewalks in the urban area and this would look at sidewalks in lesser developed areas. <br /> <br />Commissioner Shryock stated she thought i~ was extremely important to have sidewalks and have <br />people walk more but they need to closely at putting sidewalks in at very rural areas of Ramsey <br />because a sidewalk may be a waste of money or aggravation in those areas. <br /> <br />Commissioner Shryock wondered if they will be seeing this document and if it will be in the <br />more advanced stage. <br /> <br />Interim Assistant Community" Development Director Geisler reviewed the schedule for reviewing <br />the document in the community. <br /> <br />Parks Supervisor Riverblood stated they anticipate in February they will bring back the Park and <br />Trails plan for finalization and review by the Commission. . <br /> <br />CaSe #2: <br /> <br />V olun teering in Ramsey Parks and Master Naturalist Program <br /> <br /> <br />Park and Recreation Commission/January 10,2008 <br />Page 3 of9 <br />
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