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Design Notes: <br />Center Street — For the analysis, the existing Center Street configuration (south of Ramsey Parkway) was <br />used for that section of roadway. Between Ramsey Parkway and Bunker Lake Boulevard, a parkway <br />section was used per The COR Framework plan. <br />Xenolith Street — The COR Design Framework plan depicts the section as 50 ft face-to-face, 6 ft <br />boulevards, and 10 ft walks. <br />Yolite Street — The COR Design Framework plan depicts the section as 36 ft face-to-face, 6 ft <br />boulevards, and 10 ft walks. This is a local Street, bordering on Subdistricts 1 and 2a. <br />Zeolite Street - The COR Design Framework plan depicts this roadway as a Connector street. Within The <br />COR, Rhinestone Street, Zeolite Street and Veterans Drive (between Rhinestone Street and Zeolite Street) <br />are considered Connector Streets. Our analysis matches the previously constructed Rhinstone Street cross <br />section, which consists of a 40 ft face-to-face street section with 6 ft boulevards, and 6 ft walks. <br />Veterans Drive - The COR Design Framework plan depicts this roadway as a Local street, located within <br />Subdistrict 3, and requiring 6 ft boulevards and 10 ft walks. <br />Peridot Street - The COR Design Framework plan depicts this roadway as a Local street, located within <br />Subdistrict 3, and requiring 6 ft boulevards and 10 ft walks. <br />Bunker Lake Boulevard — The Anoka County 2030 Comprehensive plan identifies this roadway as a 4- <br />lane, divided highway. <br />V11. ADDITIONAL PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE ANALYSIS <br />As a portion of this analysis, we reviewed the City Comprehensive Plans for sanitary sewer and water <br />main needs. The following is a summary of results for the various analyses and reviews. <br />Sanitary Sewer <br />The segment of trunk sanitary sewer main following the currently platted Ramsey Parkway does not <br />follow the revised 2012 master plan alignment. This main may need to be realigned when this segment of <br />Ramsey Parkway is constructed. <br />An 8-inch gravity sanitary sewer main will be adequate to convey flows from the area. For this analysis, <br />we included an allowance for 8-inch service lines to be extended to properties along the corridors. <br />Water Main <br />Ramsey Parkway includes a 12-inch watermain, which completes an east -west trunk system through The <br />COR. All existing streets include provisions to extend 8-inch watermain into the study area. Future <br />roadway construction (other than Ramsey Parkway) should include 8-inch watermain to complete looping <br />in the study area. In the case that a high water user plans to develop within the project area, additional <br />flow analysis should be performed to verify they will have adequate flow and pressure for their individual <br />needs. <br />Figure 8 in Appendix B depicts watermain and Figure 9 depicts the sanitary sewer improvements within <br />the study area. <br />Prepared by: Bolton & Menk, Inc. ADDITIONAL PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE ANALYSIS <br />The COR Analysis 1 R16.114924 Page 8 <br />
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