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209 <br />Table 61: Planned Growth in The COR <br />100 <br />80 <br />60 <br />40 <br />20 <br />0 <br />COR Development Progress — by acreage (rough <br />estimates only) <br />30% <br />70% <br />Residential <br />35% <br />Office <br />Retail <br />• Complete Additional Planned <br />65% <br />35% <br />Public Realm <br />Elmcrest District <br />The Elmcrest District is anchored by a small retail node at the intersection of 167th Avenue and <br />Saint Francis Boulevard (T.H. 47). For a number of years, Ramsey has analyzed how to best <br />revitalize this node that has experienced a high rate of vacancy and blight. This node has seen some <br />private reinvestment in recent years. The Rum River Hills Golf Course has also expressed an <br />interest in redeveloping a small portion of their land for residential development. <br />The goal of this district is to improve and/or remove blight from the retail node and encourage <br />sustainable market -driven redevelopment that will benefit the entire City of Ramsey. <br />Ramsey's vision for the neighborhood is a mixture of residential and retail uses. Residential users <br />may include single family residential, townhomes, or senior living units as directed by the market. <br />Retail will include a market driven neighborhood commercial node. Redevelopment should include <br />a connection to Elmcrest Park and/or nearby trails where feasible. <br />City of RAMSEY <br />Comprehensive Plan 24 <br />