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consistent environmentally sensitive development and utilization of the corridor; and City of Anoka: Coordinate park and trail plans, coordinate Wild and Scenic River and Critical River ordinances, coordinate land development policies to protect natural resources, and maintain or increase public access to the Mississippi River. Responsible Officials and Staff: The Ramsey City Council, Planning Commission, Park and Recreation Commission, and other commissions may conduct public hearings at various times throughout the MNRRA planning process to receive input from the citizens of the City. Members of the City Staff that will complete tasks associated with MNRRA will include: City Administrator, Zoning Administrator, Economic Development Coordinator, Finance Officer, City Engineer, Parks and Utilities Supervisor, and Community Development Interns. Consulting firms may be hired by the City to assist in the MNRRA planning process and/or to conduct a survey of City residents. Work plan The work plan wilt consist of two phases. Phase I will involve updating the Critical Area ordinance and other ordinances related to MNRRA, while Phase II will identify local issues of land use, open space, recreation, natural resources and economic development relating to the MNRRA comprehensive management plan. Page 4 of 9 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I