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Project ~/ - Xkimo Street This street will be the north/south collector east of Trunk Highway #47 in the River's Bend 3rd subdivision. It will provide local residential traffic to its east and commercial traffic on the west side of the roadway. It is projected as a 1993 project but will occur simultaneously with development of River's Bend 3rd. It is projected as an assessment project with the portion not assessable picked up by MSA funds. This portion would be that above the residential or the commercial equivalent. Project ~ Xkimo Street N.W. from 142nd 1993 Avenue N.W. to Trunk Highway #47 $ 68,000 - Assessment - $ 17,000 - MSA $ 85,000 PARK IMPROVEMENTS The City of Ramsey has been divided into I7 districts which constitute neighborhoods. Each neighborhood district is intended to receive the full plethora of park services within, or readily accessible to, the district. It is intended that this can be achieved by either development of one or more fully comprehensive parks within each district or development of sporadic comprehensive park facilities with development of trail systems leading to and between each of these park facilities. Within the 1993 - 1998 time frame, the proposed Capital Improvements Program includes development within 12 of the 17 park disn'icts. Project #1 - Itaska/Ermine Park and Trail Corridor Included herein, is the 1993 and 1994 development of a trail system originating at the Whispering Pines and Northfork subdivisions at Whispering Pines park, at approximately 154th Avenue N.W. and Puma Street N.W., running north to the Hunters Ridge and Autumn Heights subdivisions, at 167th Avenue N.W. and County Road #83, at a cost estimated at $160,000. The fn:st $120,000 of the cost would come from the Landf'di Trust Fund with the balance paid out of current and furore park dedication receipts into the Park Trust Fund. In 1995, $57,000 is projected from the Landfill Trust Fund to develop the Whispering Pines park hub to this trail system. In the same year, during construction of the 153rd extension, an off-road trail between Armstrong Boulevard N.W. and Puma Street N.W. on 153rd Avenue N.W. is projected out of MSA funds connecting to the Greenland Hills park district. Project - Itaska/Ermine Northfork Trail Northfork Trail 153rd Avenue Trail Extension Whispering Pines Park Year ~ 1993 $120,000 - LFT 1994 $ 40,000 - Park Trust Fund 1995 $ 51,000 - MSA 1995 $ 57,000 - LFT $ 268,000