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2015 <br />Project Title: <br />Location: <br />Contact: <br />Cost: <br />Description: <br />Project Title: <br />Location: <br />Contact: <br />Cost: <br />Description: <br />Project Title: <br />Location: <br />Contact: <br />Cost: <br />Description: <br />!lbw!r�ur� - <br />; l-i*A till: MN <br />4 <br />Mississippi Skyway, Part 2 <br />Ramsey (Ramsey emerging node) <br />Mark Riverblood, City of Ramsey <br />$2,400,000 total (requesting $240,000) <br />The Mississippi Skyway will be the northern -most nexus of alternative transportation in <br />the MISS, connecting Metro Transit's Northstar Commuter Rail and bus service in <br />Ramsey to the MRT in Mississippi West Regional Park, both on the other side of US <br />Highway 10 and 169. The 210-foot foot Skyway will be a covered structure at either 10- <br />or 12-foot interior width. It will directly connect to the future MRT extension, to be <br />completed in 2014. The ideal timing for construction of the Skyway is 2016, but funding <br />would need to be in place by 2015. The Skyway funding match would be from the <br />Cooperative Agreement identified as Phase 5 of the Metropolitan Council's approval for <br />the above named Regional Park. This project, once completed would establish Ramsey <br />as a fully-fledged ATS Node by providing a safe crossing over the highway to the MISS. <br />MRT in Mississippi West Regional Park <br />Ramsey (Ramsey emerging node) <br />Karen Blaska, Anoka County Parks <br />$650,000 (requesting $100,000) <br />This project would construct a 5,900-foot long, 10-foot wide paved trail to serve as an <br />extension of the MRT. This will provide access to Mississippi West Regional Park, the <br />MISS, and the River where none exists currently. The project is less than .5 miles from <br />the Ramsey Northstar Station, which provides additional ways to access the MISS <br />without a car. The ideal implementation year would be 2015 to correspond to the 2014 <br />planned construction of the MRT in the Cities of Anoka and Ramsey and the 2016/2017 <br />construction of the MRT to the City of Elk River. The local match would be provided <br />through a Parks and Trails Legacy appropriation to Anoka County. The County would <br />partner with the MISS for input on this project through the planning and construction <br />stages, particularly on the signs and wayfinding materials, for the project. <br />ATS Implementation Support <br />Various <br />Ben Rasmussen, Volpe Center <br />$32,500 <br />Volpe's work during this time would focus on: <br />January 29, 2014 — Page 5 <br />