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the winter months and through spring of 2024. He stated that the Anoka proj ect will be completed <br /> by spring of 2024. He also provided contact information and explained how they follow up to <br /> input received from businesses and stakeholders. <br /> Jason Orcutt, project manager for the Ramsey Highway 10 project, noted that he was the lead for <br /> the Armstrong interchange project as well and therefore is familiar with completing projects in <br /> Ramsey. He reviewed the proposed improvements for the Ramsey Highway 10 proj ect and needed <br /> right-of-way. He noted the flexibility of design which has allowed them to downsize the needed <br /> right-of-way and impacts to businesses. He stated that this time they are at 60 percent design and <br /> reviewed the proposed staging for the project. He stated that there will be a communications <br /> person brought on board for the project to ensure that there are good lines of communication. He <br /> stated that the next open house will be June 291h,with businesses hosted in the morning and general <br /> public in the afternoon/evening. <br /> Economic Development Manager Sullivan referenced the businesses north of Highway 10 that <br /> currently have individual access and asked when it would be anticipated to convert that access to <br /> a frontage road. <br /> Mr. Orcutt commented that will occur once the frontage road is constructed. He noted that the <br /> businesses will always have access during the project. <br /> 4.02: Consider Contracting Services for Traffic Count Updates in COR and Surrounding <br /> Area <br /> Economic Development Manager Sullivan presented the staff report. <br /> Chairperson Olson asked if the Highway 10 construction would impact the numbers. <br /> Economic Development Manager Sullivan commented that they could follow up once the project <br /> is completed as well, noting that the City was previously collecting this data every two years but <br /> was delayed because of COVID and its impacts. He noted the large residential projects and <br /> industrial developments that have been completed since the last count was done in 2017. <br /> Member Riley asked if Bunker Lake Boulevard would be counted in this work, as his driving is <br /> focused along Bunker rather than Highway 10 at this time. <br /> Economic Development Manager Sullivan highlighted the area that would be included in the <br /> counts. <br /> Member Riley commented that sometimes businesses use this information, but others complete <br /> the counts themselves. He asked if this information would be used. <br /> Economic Development Manager Sullivan commented that while traffic counts from the County <br /> are available, this provides more accurate local numbers. He stated that this type of information <br /> is helpful to share with businesses that may be interested in coming to Ramsey and is also helpful <br /> information for the City to have. <br /> Economic Development Authority/June 9, 2022 <br /> Page 3 of 6 <br />