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segments yet to be complemd total just over $2 million and it is expected that about half of the total project cost will be recovered through assessments. About 37% will be paid from the MSA fund and about 14% from the Tax Increment fund. It is expected that the portion east of Sunfish Lake Boulevard N.W., that which carries primarily residential traffic, will be assessment projects with either of the MSA or Tax Increment funds picking up the non-residential equivalent costs. It is projected that the commercial/industrial portion, serving as an east/west collector between Sunfish Lake Boulevard N.W. and Ramsey Boulevard N.W., will be funded by MSA and Tax Increment proceeds and not as assessment projects. Project ~ ~ Sunfish Lake Boulevard N.W. from 1994 $ 300,000 - MSA County Road 4557 to County Road #I16 Sunfish Lake Boulevard N.W. from Trunk Highway g47 to Erldum Street N.W. Sunfish Lake Boulevard N.W. from County Road//57 to Magnesium Street N.W. Sunfish Lake Boulevard N.W. from County Road #56 to County Road #116 1994 $180,000 - Assessment $ 60,000 - MSA 1995 $ 825,00 - Assessment $ 275,000 - TIF 1998 $ 380,000 - MSA $ 2,020,000 Project #3 - 153rd Avenue Crosstown In 1991, 153rd Avenue N.W. was compIeted from County Road #5 to County Road 4/56; the segment between that location and Variolite Street N.W. has been completed for some time. Also the segment between County Road #83 and Highway #10 at the western edge of Ramsey, has existed for a number of years. What remains to be completed is the segment between Variolite Street N.W. and County Road #83. This is projected as a 1994-1995 project with an estimated cost of $530,000. It is contemplated that the Landfill Trust Fund, as a portion dexticated to park improvements, be used for acquisition of the property, with the balance of any acquisition costs and construction costs to be provided for by the MSA fund. The park allocation is suggested in that in addition to right-of-way acquisition, it is intended that all of the wetland area south of the right-of-way be purchased for eventual nature preserve. As was the case in the 1991 improvement, the MSA fund will provide for the entire cost of the roadway. It is suggested that, in addition to the roadway, an off-road trail be completed as an MSA eligible project expense. It is projected that the acquisition occur in 1994 with construction in 1995. This will complete the erosstown that exists between Roanoke Street N.W., east of Trunk Highway #47 through the community to Highway #10, a distance of over four miles. Project X. tar 153rd Avenue N.W. from Variolite 1994/ Street N.W. County Road #83 1995 $ 80,000 - LFT $ 450,000 - MSA '$ 530,000 79