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130 <br />Figure 30: Lake Itasca Monarch Trail <br />A <br />Ramsey Park Monarch Trail <br />u LJ LJ IFees <br />0 55110 220 330 440 <br />- Trail ❑' Pollinator Buffer <br />(2,000 Feet, (6.5Aeres. <br />Sm- <br />UESWS <br />4360ree10at Drive <br />Mat ROOM 553.1R r r3�Fxswz <br />ma01mn <br />Brookfield Trail Connection <br />In 2016, Ramsey identified an opportunity to create a new trail connection to the Trott Brook Trail, <br />a very popular walking/biking trail that parallels Trott Brook. There were multiple facets to this <br />project that, in concert, would improve mobility, create pollinator friendly habitat, promote <br />infiltration and improve water quality. The new trail segment provided a 'mid -block' connection to <br />the existing Trott Brook Trail. Since the existing pedestrian ramp was at the low spot in the road, <br />an opportunity existed to incorporate a rain garden into this project to promote infiltration and <br />groundwater recharge while also improving the water quality of a large stormwater pond that <br />serves as a `water feature amenity' for this neighborhood also. Finally, rather than installing a <br />typically turf grass landscape that would require irrigation and regular, routine maintenance <br />(mowing), a native, pollinator friendly landscape was established on both sides of the trail. This <br />city of RAMSEY <br />August 2018 Draft <br />Comprehensive Plan 2040 <br />
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