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Enterprise Park to Crooked Lake 115 kV Transmission Line March 2012 Environmental Assessment Table 3.1: Project Location County City Section(s) Township Range Anoka Coon Rapids 8 T31N R24W Anoka Coon Rapids & Anoka 5 T31N R24W Anoka Anoka 6 T31N R24W Anoka Anoka 31, 30 T32N R24W Anoka Anoka & Ramsey 25, 36, 35 T32N R25W The proposed new transmission line would exit from the north and east side of the existing Xcel Energy Crooked Lake Substation, cross north over Anoka County Highway 14 (Main Street), then continue west 0.15 miles along the north side of Main Street to the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railroad right-of-way. The Route continues northwesterly 0.38 miles along the northeast side of the BNSF railway corridor, at which point it turns to the north a distance of 0.19 miles across private property to the frontage road located on the south side of U.S. Highway 10. The Route turns to the west along the frontage road approximately 0.25 miles and crosses over to the southwest side of the BNSF railway corridor. The Route continues westerly along the south side of U.S. Highway 10 approximately 0.25 miles to Anoka County Highway 7 (7th Avenue). The Route crosses 7th Avenue and continues westerly 0.13 miles along the south side of U.S. Highway 10 to the northwest corner of the Rudy Johnson Park property. The Route turns north across U.S. Highway 10 and continues along 6th Avenue a distance of 0.40 miles to Grant Street. The Route turns west along Grant Street a distance of less than 200 feet, then turns north a distance of 0.16 miles, following behind 10 homes located on the west side of 6th Avenue. The Route turns east and follows along the north side of Garfield Street a distance of 0.15 miles to the west side of 7th Avenue. The Route turns north along 7th Avenue for a distance of one mile to the south side of the Anoka Ice Arena property. The Route turns west and continues 0.37 miles to Anoka County Highway 116 (Bunker Lake Boulevard), in the general proximity of the Anoka Municipal Utility's wind generator. The Route continues westerly along Bunker Lake Boulevard a distance of 0.55 miles to State Highway 47. The Route continues along Bunker Lake Boulevard a distance of one mile to a point where Bunker Lake Boulevard curves to the northwest and the Route continues straight west for a distance of 0.16 miles to the municipal boundary line common to the cities of Anoka and Ramsey. The Route turns south along the municipal boundary line between Anoka and Ramsey for a distance of 0.40 miles to the north side of the Enterprise Park Substation property. The Route then turns east along the north side of the Enterprise Park Substation a distance of 0.1 miles, then turns south to enter into the east side of the Enterprise Park Substation facility. 10