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the City of Ramsey from border to border. He noted economic forecasts show that jobs are being <br />created in Ramsey. <br /> <br />Mr. Gladhill stated it might be a good idea to have a list of Ramsey’s Top 40 Employers for the <br />community profile. <br /> <br />Mr. Gladhill stated the Committee has discussed the following consideration points: <br />-add manufactured homes to housing units; <br />-the designation of neighborhood categories for land use; <br />-categorizing undeveloped land that will be developed and undeveloped land that will never be <br />developed; <br />-how many Ramsey residents work in Ramsey? <br /> -why should I live in Ramsey? <br />-why should I move my business to Ramsey? <br />-add a Top 50 Ramsey Employers to the forecast section <br /> <br />Ms. Roering asked whether the City of Ramsey is considering a minimum wage requirement. Mr. <br />Gladhill stated a policy statement has already been made, but that is something the Committee can <br />look into, to be included in the economic development chapter <br /> <br />2.3 Review Draft Land Use Chapter of Comprehensive Plan <br /> <br />Mr. Gladhill gave the Committee members a copy of the Land Use chapter, which is still being <br />revised. He asked them to contact him with any comments or questions after they have had a <br />chance to review the chapter. He added the City Council put together a Mission Statement a few <br />years ago, stressing the importance of working together to responsibly grow the community. He <br />noted six core values were identified. <br /> <br />Ms. Roering stated it would be a good idea to add a disclaimer that priorities are not based on want <br />or need. <br /> <br />Mr. Gladhill agreed. He stated, as an example, the rural character of the area was a main <br />consideration when the Villas at North Fork were planned. He added a checklist or criteria could <br />be required to provide a compelling reason to change the plan. <br /> <br />Mr. Valentine stated the Land Use Map has areas that are color coded for medium density, and <br />rural areas with a distinct color code. He added there should be a color code for transition areas. <br /> <br />Mr. Gladhill stated, about ten years ago, property owners in Green Valley near Highway 5 <br />requested higher density land use, and that was added to the Plan. He added that can be changed. <br />He noted the property owners were concerned about tax implications. <br /> <br /> <br />2040 Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee / November 13, 2017 <br />Page 6 of 10 <br /> <br /> <br />