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1. Introduction and Purpose <br />A. What is the Comprehensive Plan and who is it for? <br />The Comprehensive Plan is a tool to be used by many people and organizations with an interest <br />in the Ramsey community. First and foremost, it is for the people of Ramsey, the policy makers <br />who represent them and the City Staffwho support them. But it is also for the businesses and <br />residents who wish to come to the community or scholars and students who might want to learn <br />about Ramsey. The Comprehensive Plan sets out a vision for the future community, a vision <br />that was created by the people. It contains goals that define the vision and public policy that is <br />designed to help realize the vision. It provides an analysis of the forces that have shaped Ramsey <br />since its beginning. Although it is heavily focused on the future physical development of the com- <br />munity, it also addresses the economic and social qualities of Ramsey. Finally, the plan lays out <br />implementation strategies that best use the tax payers' dollars to achieve the vital elements that <br />make the Ramsey Community a safe, high quality, healthy place to live, work and play. <br />B.Why do a Comprehensive Plan? <br />Comprehensive Planning for municipalities in the 7-county metropolitan area is man <br />State Legislature. In 1976 the Minnesota Legislature passed the Metropolitan Land <br />Act which required municipalities to develop (or update existing) Comprehe <br />to "protect the health, safety and welfare of the residents of the metropoli <br />coordinated, orderly and economic development." Ramsey conformed to <br />its 1973 Comprehensive Plan in 1980. Piecemeal updates to this plan <br />including the most recent update in 2002. The Metropolitan Land <br />Comprehensive Plans to be reviewed at least once every ten year <br />regional growth strategy for the entire Metropolitan Area.ett. <br />Ramsey is a growing community on the edge of a rapidly ceding <br />community that faces the challenges of controllin; t h demd <br />edge of a metropolitan area. It depends heavily o gion <br />ability to move people efficiently and safely. <br />features and a strong desire to preserve, pr <br />Plan is a tool that will guide the comm <br />year 2030. <br />5 <br />C.The unique history of Ramse <br />A small, aging brick building stands like a qu <br />is a co <br />nhanc <br />controlli <br />mg <br />nsure c <br />sasato# <br />to en <br />request by �r <br />ccurred sc <br />Act r <br />opolitan <br />rban <br />rtation s <br />with a <br />e featu <br />ng <br />80, <br />ocal • <br />ce with a`` <br />V <br />t the <br />d its <br />of natural <br />Comprehensive <br />growth through the <br />, <br />Comrdnsive Plan — RAMSEY3 <br />on mar <br />A weathered sign identifies it as the Ramsey Town <br />personifies Ramsey today. It asserts the key issue <br />it develop. <br />To address this issue, a group of residents, some of whom were already active on City <br />commissions, committees and the Council, worked with city staff and Council to conceptualize a <br />McKnight Foundation grant, which the City received in 2006. The project was named Ramsey3 <br />because it consisted of a three-part planning process. During Ramsey' nationally -renowned <br />experts led a series of four public forums and staff/council workshops organized around four <br />critical issues facing metropolitan communities: transportation, innovative zoning, regional <br />intersections, and community ecology. Ramsey2 used the innovative technique of Open Space <br />Technology to allow participants to create and manage their own agenda of parallel working <br />sessions around central themes of strategic importance. The final stage — Ramsey3 — used <br />facilitation tools not commonly used by cities to develop a shared vision and explore unique and <br />cutting -edge tools to implement that vision. <br />city of R \MSEY <br />een a day-care center and a bank. <br />ough no longer used, this structure <br />Ramsey should grow, but how it will <br />Comprehensive Plan 2030 1-2 <br />
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