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there are conflicts in approved densities and land uses which drastically change how the City will be required to plan for future land use working within the regional framework. 6) That the City requests that the DNR incorporate the Statement of Principles and Specific District Comments provided by the Northwest Working Group. 7) That the City requests the DNR ensure compliance with the City's 2030 Comprehensive Plan, most notably densities consistent with Low Density Residential (LDR) as defined in the plan. 8) That the City requests the DNR ensure the ability to expand roadways to meet safety and capacity needs without additional, burdensome review and accept proper environmental studies as evidence of compliance with protection of key resources. 9) That the City requests the DNR consider the approved Surface Water Management Plan of the City as sufficient stormwater management plans and allow the City's Engineering Division to implement accepted Best Management Practices (BMPs) without additional review. 10) That the City requests the DNR consider alternatives to vegetative buffers for stormwater management and erosion control. 11) That the City requests the DNR consider refraining from using `one size fits all' buffer. Much of Ramsey can be characterized as open prairie lands. Any proposed buffers shall match native canopy cover and existing conditions where feasible. 12) That the City requests the DNR consider protecting public and private access to the river. 13) That the City requests the DNR ensure that public parks are able to develop that will enhance the experience and protection of the river. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Councilmember Elvig, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Mayor Ramsey Councilmember Elvig Councilmember Dehen Councilmember Look Councilmember McGlone Councilmember Wise and the following voted against the same: None Resolution #10 -08 -193 Page 2 of 3