Agenda - Environmental Policy Board - 04/16/2018

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been no specific timeframe identified for updates to either, but for this data to remain useful, they should be revisited no less than every ten (10) to fifteen (15) years. This may be useful as Ramsey continues to consider partnering with other agencies, especially as it relates to shoreline stabilization efforts. City Code Amendments In order to properly administer this amended plan, the City will need to make certain amendments to City Code. These amendments include, but are not necessarily limited to the following. • Establish General Land use Review Procedures. • Develop administrative procedures for shoreline stabilization. • Actively communicate with other communities to protect views they have identified in your community that are valuable, and vice versa. • Establish a vegetation permitting process that includes permit review procedures to ensure consideration of restoration priorities identified in this plan in permit issuance, as well as standard conditions requiring vegetation restoration for those priority areas. • Establish process for evaluating priorities for natural vegetation restoration, erosion prevention and bank and slope stabilization, or other restoration priorities identified in this plan in CUP, variances and subdivision/PUD processes. • Develop visual analysis approach for CUPs for additional height in the RTC and UM districts (if applicable), as well as for proposed PUDs and variances. • Develop a system for reviewing, tracking, and monitoring open space required as part of the subdivision process.