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Councilmember Woestehoff commented that it was talked about at the Public Works meeting to <br /> have a tactic to ensure proper signage and monument signage throughout the City as something <br /> that is achievable. For example, signage is need on 116 and 47. He continued that that helps to <br /> create a positive image and branding for the City. <br /> Councilmember Musgrove commented that one of the things talked about early on is there are a <br /> list of several nodes that need signage. She thought it was a part of the development of The COR <br /> to identify Ramsey in those areas. <br /> City Administrator Ulrich wrote "to improve City monuments and signage throughout the City to <br /> improve identity." He stated that is a high cost item with park signs costing around $5,000 but is <br /> a program that the City could adopt in 2023. <br /> Councilmember Riley suggested adding a monument sign denoting Ramsey on East Hwy 10. <br /> City Administrator Ulrich replied that that gets into the current highway construction and the <br /> Ramsey Gateway project and the details of adding street lights and a monument sign. He stated <br /> those decisions will come back to the Council. He thought that would be a great suggestion. <br /> Mayor Kuzma added the roundabouts should be looked at also. <br /> Councilmember Woestehoff asked when the population was going to be updated on the sign. <br /> Public Works Superintendent Riemer replied that it is added on top of the old one so it isn't a big <br /> deal, the only one that has trouble is way down in the ditch with a 25-foot ladder. He stated that <br /> eventually MNDot will do it but they could do it if they have an official number. <br /> City Administrator Ulrich moved on to the Strategy: Improve the Safety and Mobility of the <br /> Transportation Corridor. He stated there were three tactics. The first is Complete County Road 5 <br /> Corridor Study. He stated that the County is currently in the process of doing that so the budget <br /> impact is unexpectedly low for the City as the County took on that project. They are doing that <br /> work right now and hope to have a study completed by June 2022. The second tactic was to <br /> Advance the Ramsey Gateway Plan. He stated that is the Hwy 10 project and will require more <br /> planning. The third tactic is to Update Priority Street Light Program and Pedestrian Safety Plan. <br /> He stated that project has been initiated by the City. <br /> Mayor Kuzma suggested adding Metro Mobility. <br /> Councilmember Woestehoff asked if this would be a good place to state maintaining the roads,the <br /> PMP. City Administrator Ulrich replied yes, that is a good place for that. <br /> City Administrator Ulrich summarized"Implement Pavement Management Plan." <br /> Councilmember Musgrove commented on the last point which reads "secure funding for Hwy <br /> 10/169 Plan"and commented that she thought they should try to find a way to promote businesses <br /> through the construction. <br /> City Council Special Work Session/February 15, 2022 <br /> Page 26 of 31 <br />
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