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<br /> The scope of the Plan included establishing goals and implementation direction in numerous areas,
<br /> including land use and transportation. The transportation element of the Plan provided the rationale for
<br /> ,.� , _ , A future road needs and projects,but it also focused on developing a
<br /> ^ =r -e road network that supported the county and state road system already
<br /> in place. It also identified the transportation issues that need to be
<br /> ^ .tt ; � - i considered as development proposals are reviewed to ensure the
<br /> ^ .M__ 1.r approved road network is developed and future traffic issues are
<br /> F avoided.
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<br /> I A The process of preparing this Plan included extensive collaboration on
<br /> .-. t a local and regional level and public involvement. Facilitating
<br /> — I consensus on the Plan was essential,because the Plan needed to unify
<br /> ^ t the multiple,competing interests of the elected officials and public in
<br /> ^ i 4 kik i the area. This was accomplished through the use of meetings, open
<br /> 1e houses,a public opinion survey, and general communication through
<br /> ..� the use of the County website and newsletters.
<br /> ^ As a Principal Planner for Scott County,Gina Mitchell was the Project Manager for this project. Chris
<br /> Chromy from Bolton and Menk, Inc. was involved with the review in the functional classification system
<br /> '� and providing recommended changes.
<br /> A-. Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer Update,City of Ramsey, Minnesota
<br /> Contact:Brian Olson,Director of Public Works
<br /> ^ Faced with petitions from property owners for the 8
<br /> extension of municipal sanitary sewer service,the .;""'}° " a ii t 01 A- ``
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<br /> City of Ramsey retained Bolton&Menk to update I -~:.,ct:_n_ : 1,
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<br /> ^ its comprehensive sewer and water supply plans. Na"-ii r �..i' `''% „ "° ,r.
<br /> ^ Aspart of the preparation, design criteria such as - - ," �' �,„ 7 ` ""
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<br /> ^ per capita use,flow variation, and population ®, F ,; -. ._�.... .-.
<br /> .-. equivalents were reviewed and updated. `ffi Ant x � qr. 3
<br /> ,.� The completed study provides an analysis of the ii.'IM*—? -,,
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<br /> City's existing trunk sanitary sewer and water ,1, ,1r 4 ar 4,,
<br /> ^ facilities, an evaluation of how regional issues
<br /> ^ affect the systems, and an analysis of the ultimate
<br /> .-. development potential for the City based on current
<br /> development plans,projected land use in undeveloped areas, and interceptor sewer capacity that is
<br /> allocated by the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission.
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<br /> Using aerial topography,the City was broken down into individual service areas and an implementation
<br /> plan was developed that allows the City to locate and size trunk sewers so that they are accessible and
<br /> provide the capacity needed to match development potential. In addition, recommendations for the
<br /> ...\ expansion of the City's water supply facilities were provided.
<br /> Proposal for Professional Planning and Engineering Services Section 1 -9
<br /> ^ 2008 Comprehensive Plan Update Submitted by:
<br /> ,.� City of Ramsey, Minnesota NAC and Bolton&Menk
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