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Charter Commission (6:30 p.m. — CC) • Review of Bond Regulations and Tax Increment Financing • Discussion of Regulations and Restrictions in Regard to Municipal Authorities • Review Charter Commission Member Terms Council Update Anoka Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting Breakfast. City of Ramsey staff attended the Anoka Area Chamber of Commerce (AACC) Annual Meeting Breakfast on Tuesday, October 11. Among other topics, the meeting included recognition of the Chamber's Ambassadors and Business of the Year awards, a presentation by keynote speaker Bill Lunn from KSTP Channel 5 News, as well as an update from John LeTourneau, Ramsey Councilmember and Director of Manufacturing for the AACC, on the work that the Chamber is doing to advance recruitment within the manufacturing industry. City Improvement Proiect Updates Andrie Street and 164th Lane Reconstruction. A web page was created for this project at www.ci oframsey.com/ANDRIEand]641h. This page will be updated during construction as new information on the project becomes available. To receive email notifications whenever the project web page is updated visit www.ci.ramsev.mn.us/noti&-me, check the "Road Improvements: Andrie Street & 164th Lane" box, enter your email address, then click "Update". Business Park 95 Regional Stormwater Pond Improvements. Improvements are being completed for the regional stormwater pond in Business Park 95, located east of Sunfish Lake Boulevard between Highway 10 and Bunker Lake Boulevard. Improvements include increasing the stormwater holding capacity of the existing pond, and grading ditches and installing storm sewer to provide an outlet for the land -locked pond. Work will be completed by the end of October, weather permitting. Zeolite Street Storm Sewer Extension. Trunk storm sewer is being extended south along Zeolite Street, south of Bunker Lake Boulevard, where it will outlet into the large COR stormwater basin. This work should be completed this week, weather permitting. Central Park Parking Lot Improvements. The City Council recently awarded a contract to construct an additional 70 parking stalls within Central Park, as well as pedestrian trail and stormwater system improvements. Construction is scheduled to be completed by August 1, 2017. Jarvis Street Railroad Crossing Quiet Zone Improvements. The Jarvis Street rail crossing is expected to become an established quiet zone on October 31, 2016. This means the routine sounding of locomotive horns is expected to cease at that time, though horns may still be sounded by the train's engineer if safety concerns warrant.