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• Introduce Ordinance #22-03 Amending Chapter 10 of City Code: Animals • Introduce Ordinance #22-04 Amending Section 117-349 of City Code to Allow Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU's) • Introduce Ordinance #22-05 Amending Sections 117-111, 117-349, and 117-355 of City Code Creating Additional Requirements for Driveways/Parking Pads • Introduce Ordinance #22-07 Amending City Code Chapter 30, Section 3 exempting the Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area (MRCCA) overlay district from height restrictions to ground cover vegetation. • Introduce Ordinance #21-20 Amending City Code Chapter 117, Sections 1 and 351 Regarding Home Occupations • Adopt Resolution #22-017 Approving Riverstone Outlot Ownership • Adopt Resolution #22-001 Approving the 2022 Council Organization Economic Development Authority (7:30 am — CC) • Consider Extension of CBRE Real Estate Listing Agreement for City Owned Land • 2021 Business Retention and Expansion Presentation • Authorize 2022 EDA Business Expo Budget and Date Park and Recreation Commission (6:30 pm — CC) • Trott Brook Crossing and Community Park Site —Preliminary Development Costs and Design • Implement Playground Replacement Policy • Commission/Staff Input o Donated bench for Elmcrest Park o Riverstone South update Council Update Public Open House. The City of Ramsey will be having an Open House on Wednesday, January 12, from 5:00 - 7:00 pm in the Alexander Ramsey Room here at City Hall - 7550 Sunwood Drive NW - to review the Armstrong Blvd/Alpine Drive Reconstruction Project. Anoka County, in partnership with the City of Ramsey, received federal funding to construct a roundabout at the intersection of Armstrong Boulevard NW and Alpine Drive NW in order to improve safety and mobility for all users. Construction is scheduled for 2023. For more information contact Elizabeth Markose at 763-324-3116 or email Elizabeth at eliz beth.markoseia2co.anooka.mn.us. Please note: Anoka County is the lead agency on this project. Attached to the Weekly Update is the Anoka County Postcard Regarding Project Open House. Recycle Holiday Lights. The Ramsey Municipal Center will be serving as a drop-off location for recycling holiday lights. All strands of holiday lights, whether they work or not, can be dropped off at the Ramsey Municipal Center (7550 Sunwood Drive NW) during regular business hours (Monday — Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm) beginning December 1 through the end of January, 2022. All light strands will be recycled and there is no cost to residents for this service. Please remember that while strands of holiday lights are recyclable, they cannot be placed in your curbside recycling cart. Please remove light strands from any plastic framing/shapes before dropping them off.