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Anoka County <br />MINNESOTA <br />Respectful, Innovative, Fiscally Responsible <br />Anoka County 2019 <br />Multi -Jurisdictional <br />All Hazards Mitigation Plan <br />Currently there are twenty-two (22) residential developments constructed within Nowthen along <br />with two (2) commercial parks. Within the commercial developments we already have <br />restaurants, garden nursery, cabinet shop, mini storage business and bank. <br />Centerville <br />Centerville city properties have city sewer and only 100 properties do not have city water <br />service. Natural gas and electric service are available throughout the city. Centennial School <br />District #12 covers the city, with one elementary school within the city limits. A new city hall was <br />opened in 1993. Centennial Lakes Police Department provides police protection for the <br />community. Centennial Fire Department provides fire and rescue services for the city. City <br />government is a mayor/city council structure, with a City Administrator. <br />Centerville is located in southeastern Anoka County, which is part of the Twin Cities <br />Metropolitan Area. The City is surrounded by the City of Lino Lakes and lies between two major <br />interstate highways: I-35E and I-35W. Because Centerville is at the intersection of Interstate <br />35E and Anoka County Road 14, there is excellent freeway access. Easy freeway access near <br />the industrial park and commercial district is the number one reason why businesses locate in <br />Centerville. We are also only 10 miles South of Forest Lake on either 35E or Highway 61 and <br />we are 2.5 miles west of Hugo on County Road 14. <br />The county seat is in the City of Anoka, 20 miles west of Centerville, located on the Mississippi <br />River in the southwestern part of the county. The County has relatively level topography, with <br />the northern part of the County having a more rural character and the southern part consisting <br />of developing and fully developed suburban areas. <br />Circle Pines <br />Many citizens for commuting into the metropolitan area use Park and Ride systems. No <br />medical facilities exist within the city. Mayor and City Council with City Administrator is the <br />general form of government. Centennial School District #12 covers the entire city with one of <br />the elementary schools located within the city limits. <br />Circle Pines is the only suburban city in Minnesota that operates its own natural gas distribution <br />company. The city is in close proximity to a major growth area in its neighboring city of Blaine; a <br />heavily used sports center complex, a TPC golf course. One third of the city land area is <br />devoted to parks and open spaces. <br />Businesses in Circle Pines are mostly retail and are located on the west side of the city (near <br />Lake Drive and Lexington Ave). Another retail center is in the center of the city, along Lake <br />Drive. <br />Columbia Heights <br />Columbia Heights has State Highways 65 and 47 running north/south. Most commercial <br />property lies along these two heavily traveled roads. Metro Transit provides many routes of bus <br />service with a small bus transfer hub building in the city. Amoco Oil has one large underground <br />pipe that runs along our northern border for approximately 1/2 mile. One of the Minneapolis <br />water treatment facilities is located in Columbia Heights. There are two 48-inch water mains, <br />which run from this treatment plant to Minneapolis through the city. This plant provides a <br />significant amount of the water used by Minneapolis and some surrounding suburbs including <br />Columbia Heights. <br />62 <br />Commented [RK78]: Updated —2019 <br />