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BOLTON & MENK Real People, Real Solutions. We intend on breaking the corridor business owners into small groups as they will share common impacts. We assume up to 10 meetings in this second phase of the project. Area Location # Properties Meeting Type I # Meetings Total Western Ramsey / Elk River Edison/Jarvis St 12 businesses Invite to Open House Beatty/Bowers Dr 80 residential Alpine Drive 10 businesses Armstrong Blvd Ramsey Blvd EZ Auto to Dolomite St 38 businesses 5 Small Groups 1 5 Sunfish Lake Blvd Dolomite to Anoka limits 35 businesses 5 Small Groups 1 5 TOTAL 10 1.11 Public Open House Meeting The spring 2019 open house will review the recommended alternative to be carried forward into future project development. Our team will share refinements developed as a result of input at Open House #1, resulting evaluation changes, and alternatives found to not be technically feasible or not meet the purpose and need which will be dropped from further consideration. Our team will prepare and submit advertisements for the open houses in local newspapers, as agreed upon with City of Ramsey. We will prepare and distribute up to one project newsletters prior to the public involvement activities, to keep adjacent stakeholders informed. The newsletter will be posted on the website and mailed to property owners/businesses directly adjacent to the corridor and other stakeholders two weeks prior to the open house event. Task 2: Vision Refinement The Bolton & Menk team will lead a preliminary design effort that will include the following deliverables: • Conceptual geometric layout and typical sections • Preliminary corridor beautification plan • Conceptual right-of-way needs • Refined project cost estimate 2.1 Stormwater Management Plan Stormwater management can be particularly challenging along tight, linear corridors and further complicated when unique and protected water resources are involved. We will draw upon our experience gained from preparing the City-wide modeling created as part of the last Storm Water Master Plan (SWMP) for the City of Ramsey. The SWMP included comprehensive mapping and modeling of every watershed, storm sewer pipe and pond within city limits. In addition, our storm water experience includes coordinating design recommendations between MnDOT and the City of Ramsey to propose corridor planning that meets their requirements and the City's SWMP recommendations as well as MnDOT design standards. Ramsey can rely on our team's unparalleled local experience and knowledge of MnDOT's design requirements while working within the confines of a 15