Agenda - Planning Commission - 07/06/2017

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These projections are not requirements imposed on the community; rather they are projections that provide a fia..... W.,.1, or base to plan. One purpose of the legislation that requires metro communities to submit comprehensive plans to the Metropolitan Council is to allow local governments the opportunity to determine how their community will grow and to tell the Metropolitan Council what regional infrastructure needs will result from the chosen growth plan. After reviewing Ramsey's plan, the Metropolitan Council must evaluate how that plan fits into the regional plan and how regional i.1fit , uLlare needs are to be met. Tables 4-1 and 4-2 outline the Metropolitan Council projections for the City of Ramsey and provides a comparison of the City's own growth projections based on growth trends, available land supply. The City projections are based on projections completed while analyzing the future growth according to Traffic Analysis Zones (TAZ) and according to the development staging plan as shown in Chapter V. "Land Use". The 2030 Land Use Plan and accompanying staging plan were developed through a citizen -driven process which culminated in October of 2008 with a day -long land use planning workshop. This citizen process began in January of 2007 with the Ramsey3 process, a unique program in which the citizens of Ramsey were asked to define what they wanted "in their backyard". This process included a public participation effort using the "Open Space Technology" process to allow citizens to develop the agenda for each meeting and guide the direction of discussion with ut staff or consultant involvement. The outcome of the Ramsey3 process was a series of . n . d Values statements that are presented in Chapter II of this plan. From the Vision an 's, oal and Strategies were also developed for many of the Comprehensive Plan topi presented within each chapter. The culmination of the citizen -driven process was a day -long planning participants were asked to develop the final 2030 Land Use Plan for Participants were guided through a discussion of available land su Ramse Metropolitan Council requirements for comprehensive plan t Parti groups to work on land use maps. Each group was givenhips esentin shown in Chapter V, "Land Use". Table 4-1: Metropolitan types and densities and groups were asked to develop a Ian requirements while also meeting the Vision and Goa group's plan, similarities and differences were ide process was repeated until a consensus on one 12d)se plan IcIC\ plan the commof each discussion ns'nsus plan is 2000 Population Households 18,510 5,906 0 \ I12020 2030 31,31'r 45,000 44,000 1 . 16,200 16,500 Employment 4,008 city of R \MSEY ,'00 9,100 11,300 Lenihil ipsant quiamen imostem et optaectem volupid itibus enimagnis dolupturibus mos magnim re mossusd aeprae. Ebitessum aboreseque nimus, to sapit versped itatem adion con re nihit quodis ma cuptum rem aut es ea sum harcit. Rum exero inctas nonsequi resendi tiberae veniatecum facerum fugiaspid qui recereh eneceaquid molupta temolor rovit, optatem est doluptatur aut dem delestotat atemperrum ventibus, quas es rent, cuscimi liquid qui utet taut fugitas maximus doluptas volupid enditiisquis consequam vid magnia cupta que officidist es aut ut et vel et a quae sitibusdae rehent volorep erferum eariatur si atiorum eatis ratet quidi nihil in ent volorrorio qui tem quo modistibus dolorerest, nectempor aut doluptus volut officab inctecte lant. Comprehensive Plan 2030 4-3