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significant impact on the future of the Mixed -Use site because a future bridge corridor will likely alter <br />traffic patterns in the area. If a bridge is constructed near the Mixed -Use site, Ramsey must be able to <br />influence the design of the roadways so that the Mixed -Use area can survive and benefit. However, <br />should a bridge crossing not be constructed, the Mixed Use area must be designed to function on <br />existing surrounding land use patterns. Furthermore, if development of this area should come to <br />fruition prior to the establishment of a definitive alignment for a future bridge that crosses the <br />Mississippi River, the City of Ramsey should work with Anoka County and MnDOT to ensure a future <br />alignment to satisfy local and regional needs. <br />Careful design and planning for the Mixed -Use site can offer a wonderful image to Ramsey that will <br />serve residents, workers and travelers using Highway 10. The location along the BNSF Railroad Tracks is <br />highly visible from Highway 10 and demands high quality design. Specific standards and design <br />elements for the COR area have been developed through amendments to the Zoning Code, the creation <br />of a zoning overlay district and adoption of The COR Design Framework. <br />The COR is meant to identify a place in the community where a variety of social activities occur. Its <br />location takes advantage of being central to the Ramsey population base, connected through a strong <br />pedestrian trail or sidewalk system, and is easily accessible by the automobile.. The COR is intended to <br />receive a mix of land uses including: <br />• Civic places where people can gather or events can be held (a park, community center, library or <br />history museum). <br />• Commercial/retail where people can take care of casual everyday shopping or sit down at a local <br />restaurant (grocery, hardware, restaurant, or hair salon). <br />• Professional Offices/places to work or take care of everyday business (real estate, banking, <br />accounting, legal services and local post office). <br />• High -density residential/places to live including senior housing (owner and renter occupied). <br />By mixing high density residential with civic, commercial and office uses, a vibrant COR can be created <br />where life goes on all day and into the evening because of well lit and aesthetically pleasing public <br />spaces. . Housing is located within walking distance to jobs and shopping. Sidewalks and trails link <br />neighborhoods to The COR and link civic facilities with commercial and housing facilities creating a <br />pedestrian oriented environment within The COR. Buildings are well designed and areas of landscaping <br />reflect the identity of strong natural features in the Ramsey Community. These characteristics create <br />The COR of Ramsey's future. <br />OVERALL VISION AND GOALS FOR THE COR <br />1. For future projects, if you were to define the vision and goals for The COR moving forward, how <br />would you define that vision? What modifications to the statement above would you make? <br />NEIGHBORHOODS AND DISTRICTS OF THE COR <br />
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