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period (Appendix F) and recover fully during the Fall, <br />Winter and Spring. Therefore, the radius of influence of the <br />wells will be very small meaning there could be no impacts <br />to private wells developed in the same unit. Before <br />additional wells are constructed, additional appropriations <br />will be applied for through the DNR. This will most likely <br />require both short- and long-term testing and monitoring to <br />verify the above findings. Through this process, the City can <br />insure that there continue to be no impacts on groundwater <br />and surface resources due to their appropriations from the <br />FIG. <br />ITEM 14. WATER- RELATED LAND USE MANAGEMENT DISTRICT <br />ITEM <br />No. <br />MITIGATION DESCRIPTION <br />2013 UPDATE <br />2018 UPDATE <br />14.1 <br />The Ramsey 2001 Comprehensive Plan was amended in <br />2002 and contains the measures needed to effectively <br />implement resource protection for all of the resource <br />protection zones adjacent to the COR site. Although <br />Chapter XI of the Ramsey 2001 Comprehensive Plan <br />contains a thorough set of policies and related actions to <br />protect the natural character of the Critical Area, the <br />Chapter does not contain a specific provision addressing <br />control of noise in this area. The next amendments to the <br />City Plan will add a specific provision to address this <br />specific element in Executive Order 79-19. <br />The 2030 Comprehensive Plan <br />addressed this issue in Chapter 11 <br />(THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER <br />CRITICAL AREA <br />CORRIDOR/MNRRA). This <br />AUAR update reflects these <br />policies from the 2030 <br />Comprehensive Plan. <br />The DNR adopted new MRCCA <br />rules in 2016. The city of Ramsey <br />is updating their current plan with <br />the 2040 comprehensive plan <br />update. <br />9 <br />Mitigation Plan Update - 2018 <br />November 2018 <br />