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Mr. Personius began his presentation with bicycling in general and maps that are available for <br />finding trails. He wanted it to be recognized that May is bike to work month. He reviewed the <br />bike trails available on Google maps and the satellite image. Another source for finding trails <br />and routes is Cyclopath.org. Mr. Personius explained it is a fairly simple website, and it has a lot <br />of information that is available to bicyclist or trail users. To find a path on Cyclopath you click <br />on the route tab and a pop up box will appear that offers many options. <br />He reviewed that in Google maps you have to click on the bicycle icon that is highlighted with a <br />red person standing over it. He showed a demonstration route. You can also modify the path on <br />an individual basis, within Google maps you can edit the map if there is any discrepancies found. <br />You do have to have an account with Google to edit within it, but not to use it. <br />Mr. Personius reviewed the Go Anoka County website. He stated all the parks' community <br />activities can be found at the website and can also be found through the City of Ramsey website. <br />He reviewed some of the options you can look for are parks, rivers, regional trails, fairgrounds, <br />nature centers, boat launches and fishing piers. <br />Mr. Personius demonstrated how you can zoom in close enough to show what businesses are <br />located on a specific trail that you are riding. He also showed how to use the map maker, and <br />demonstrated how it can edited by selecting a place which would be considered a specific area, <br />or you can select a specific line or draw line to create a new trail. He also explained once you <br />have made all your edits it can be submitted on the sight but it doesn't automatically appear, as it <br />needs to be reviewed for approval or disapproval. <br />Mr. Personius reviewed some options in Cyclopath that can be chosen are the distance, or a <br />scenic visit, and then he showed all the options you have such as if you want to avoid hills, you <br />click on the thumbs down, if you want low traffic, click the thumbs up. When you click on find <br />route, it will calculate the route. <br />Mr. Personius demonstrated the Go Anoka County site and used The Draw as an example for a <br />picnic. He showed how to search various routes, how you can map out the size of a park, and <br />how to measure walking distances. <br />Chairperson Shryock asked how to get to the Cyclopath website. <br />Parks Supervisor Riverblood stated it would be a good idea to put a link on the City website. <br />Commission Staff /Input <br />Parks Supervisor Riverblood reported the ice rinks are still open and attendance is approaching <br />6,000 patrons for the season. There will be a tree planting at the North Commons. Mr. <br />Riverblood noted the DNR Forestry Bonding Grant and the Transit Oriented Developments <br />Grants one which will further the planning process for the proposed pedestrian overpass. He <br />stated the concert summer series planning is in progress for The Draw. The Environmental Expo <br />planning will be the subject of our March meeting and the last item is firewood for sale has been <br />published in the Ramsey resident. <br />Park and Recreation Commission /February 9, 2012 <br />Page 4 of 5 <br />
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