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'- Work Program <br /> facilities and services to accommodate its planned growth. Include the volume of <br /> anticipated sewage flow,which must correspond with the five-year increments in <br /> the plans of the City's interceptor sewer area. <br /> '— Include a map showing the surface water areas that the City plans to maintain. <br /> Describe strategies that the City will use to <br /> • Accommodate growth <br /> • Make efficient use of existing and planned infrastructure <br /> ■ Plan for development that links land use to transportation service <br /> • Provide a mixture of housing opportunities <br /> • Protect historic sties <br /> '— • Implement the state requirements for the Mississippi River Critical Area and <br /> the federal requirements for the Mississippi National River and Recreation <br /> Area. <br /> —' • Protect solar access <br /> .r • Protect aggregate deposits <br /> • Protect natural resources. <br /> These should be consistent with the regional plan strategies listed under <br /> "Community Role"in the 2030 Regional Development Framework. <br /> Document that the land use plan is consistent with the 2030 Regional <br /> Development Framework forecasts and conforms to the Regional System Plans. <br /> Consult the City's planning area designation and corresponding policies relative <br /> to density and the forecasts expressed in the City's System Statement. <br /> Use the Met Council's standard calculation of net development acres and net <br /> density to measure the City's capacity to accommodate residential development. <br /> 2.2.1 Neighborhood Growth, Infill and Redevelopment Plans <br />-- In order to prepare the land use plan map and policies describe in Task 2.2.1, a <br /> more detailed study of each major growth or infill neighborhood will be required. <br /> This task will build on the neighborhoods analysis prepared under Task 1.5, <br /> above. <br /> Working with City staff,the Citizens Advisory Committee and local residents, <br /> prepare two or three alternative land use scenarios for each neighborhood. These <br /> alternatives may address lot size,housing density, street connections,natural <br /> resource protection,market preferences,owner preferences and public costs. <br /> Create two or three city-wide composite land use alternatives that can be <br /> analyzed using the County TranPlan model. Compare and evaluate the <br /> McCombs Frank Roos 7-9 City of Ramsey <br />