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1. Regional Park System Plan Considerations Affecting Your Community . Regional parks and trails in your community The following Regional Park System units within Ramsey as contained in the adopted 2030 Regional Parks Policy Plan are listed below. Table 1: Regional Parks and Trails in Ramsey Regional Park or Trail Unit Master plan boundary of Master plan boundary is not Name unit is set. Comprehensive set. Comprehensive plan plan should acknowledge should acknowledge general boundary location with fmal boundary or alignment subject to park or trail master plan Rum River Regional Park X Mississippi West Regional X Park Anoka County/Mississippi X River Regional Trail Central Anoka County X Regional Trail Rum River Central Regional Park -- Rum River Regional Park is partially located in Ramsey. The 2030 Regional Parks Policy Plan includes six regional park boundary adjustments and seven regional trail boundary adjustments. One of them is an adjustment of the boundary of Rum River Central Regional Park. The primary purpose of the park boundary adjustment is to protect regionally significant natural resource areas with significant recreation potential which are adjacent to the park. Any change to this park boundary will result from an update to the Anoka County Park System Plan. Anoka County Parks Department is in the process of updating this plan and they will be reviewing the boundaries of Rum River Central Regional Park as a part of that process. They will work with Ramsey and others on the Anoka County Park System Plan update. John Von De Linde, Anoka County Parks Director, can be contacted for further informa~ion at 763-767-2860. There mayor may not be any expansion of the park in the city based on the conclusions of the Anoka County Park System Plan update process. The city's comprehensive plan should reflect any park boundary change within the city limits. Mississippi West Regional Park - This unit has an approved master plan. The park's boundary within the city should be acknowledged in the city's.comprehensive plan. John Von De Linde, Anoka County Parks Director, can be contacted for further information at 763-767-2860. Mississippi River Regional Trail (Anoka County segment) - This is an existing trail east of Rum River in the city of Anoka. The trail is proposed to be extended to the west to connect to Mississippi West Regional Park and on to Sherburne County. Anoka County will work with the city and others on the completion of master plan for this part of the trail. A general alignment of the trail as shown in Figure 2 should be acknowledged in the city's comprehensive plan. John P-4