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August 22, 2014). In order to achieve the forecasted 9,100 households by 2020, an average of 75 new <br />households per year would need to occur. This forecasts appears reasonable. <br />2030 and 2040 Forecasts <br />First, we acknowledge that the 2040 Forecasts have already been adopted. Ramsey also notes wiicenis that <br />were raised in our April response. <br />Given the variables that are available to us at this time, Ramsey does not support the 2030 and 2040 Forecasts <br />at this time. Without a clear resolution to transportation and W al\;_. J apply capacity, it is unclear the exact impacts <br />to future growth. Ramsey clearly identifies needed regional capacity improvements in transportation and water <br />supply. <br />Conclusion <br />While the City generally supports the draft forecasts from a Future Land Use Map perspective, the current <br />regional policy plans appear not to support these forecasts from an infrastructure capacity perspective. We <br />encourage the Metropolitan Council to identify additional investments in the Transportation Policy Plan and <br />Water Resources Policy Plan to support the forecasted growth. <br />Sincerely, <br />CITY OF RAMSEY <br />Tim Gladhill <br />Community Development Director <br />
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