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County Road #83, County Road #56 and County Road #116. Once this 'alignment is chosen <br />[expected during 1994/1995] Rarnsey should proceed toward right-of-way acquisition to ensure a <br />state of readiness when funding for the roadway/bridge becomes closer to reality. <br /> <br />Pro_iect ~ ~ <br />ROW Acquisition 1999 $100,000 - MSA <br /> <br />$100,000 <br /> <br />PARK IMPROVEMENTS <br /> <br />The City of Ramsey has been divided into 17 districts which constitute neighborhoods. Each <br />neighborhood district is intended to receive the full plefftora of park services within, or readily <br />accessible to, the district. It is intended that this cfm be achieved by either development of one or <br />more fully comprehensive parks within each disuict or development of sporadic comprehensive <br />park facilities with development of trail systems leading to and between each of these park <br />facilities. Within the 1993 - 2000 time frame, the proposed Capital Improvements Program <br />includes development within most of the 17 park districts. <br /> <br />Project #1 . Itaska/Ermine Park anti Trail Corridor <br /> <br />Included herein, is the 1993 and 1994 development of a trail system originating at the Whispering <br />Pines and Northfork subdivisions at Whispering Pines park, at approximately 154th Avenue N.W. <br />and Puma Street N.W., running north to the Hunters Ridge and Autumn Heights subdivisions, at <br />167th Avenue N.W. and County Road #83, at a cost estimated at $160,000. The first $120,000 <br />of the cost would come from the Landfill Trust Fund with the balance paid out of current and <br />future park dedication receipts into the Park Trust Fund. In '1995, $57,000 is projected from the <br />Landfill Trust Fund to develop the Whispering Pines park hub to this trail system. In the same <br />year, during construction of the 153rd extension, an off-road trail between Armstrong Boulevard <br />N.W. and Puma Street N.W. on t53rd Avenue N.W. is projected out of MSA funds connecting to <br />the Greenland Hills park district. <br /> <br />Project . Itaska/Ermine Year ~ <br />Northfork Trail 1993 $120,000 - LFr <br />Northfork Trail 1994 $ 40,000 - Park Trust Fund <br />153rdAvenueTrailExtension 1995 $ 51,000 - MSA <br />Whispering Pines Park 1995 $ 57,000 - LFr <br /> <br />$ 268,000 <br /> <br />Project g2 - Greenland Hills <br /> <br />The Greenland Hills district currently has two wetland parks which are undeveloped. North of <br />these parks, adjacent to the surrounding wetland, is projected the final extension of the 153rd <br />Avenue N.W. crosstown. It is proposed that the Landfill Trust Fund provide funding for <br /> <br /> <br />