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CENTRA HOMES,, <br />Mar 23, 2023 <br />To: <br />City of Ramsey <br />City Council <br />Planning Commission <br />City Staff <br />Re: Concepts Plans for City Owned Land <br />We are excited to share with you our ideas and thoughts regarding how some excess land <br />within The COR might develop. <br />Introduction: <br />Centra Homes is a locally owned builder and developer with offices in Coon Rapids. We have <br />been involved in neighborhoods across the Twin Cities from Chaska to Woodbury to Blaine to <br />Otsego. We have recently completed the Cottages at the COR subdivision and are currently <br />building the Parkside Townhome neighborhood within the City of Ramsey. We are honored to <br />be given the opportunity to continue to work with the City on this exciting location. <br />We prioritize infill and redevelopment sites and we have had the opportunity to partner with <br />many Cities on redeveloping land according to City priorities. As you know, each <br />redevelopment property is unique and requires close coordination among all interested parties. <br />We are excited to work closely with the City on how this site might develop. <br />Concept Plan: <br />The Parcel of land under consideration is the approximately 23 acres at the southeast corner of <br />Bunker Lake Blvd and Armstrong Blvd. Since this is a large piece of land in a good location, we <br />contemplated multiple uses and two different concept plans. In addition we are open to <br />suggestions and feedback regarding the proposal we have brought forward. <br />As we started to plan for this site, we tried to consider the connections that could be made with <br />this parcel of land. <br />We understand that the City is considering a park/open space amenity (The Waterfront) <br />adjacent east of this land. Thus we wanted to connect to this future use and planned a public <br />trail that would meander through the site from the corner of Bunker Land Blvd and Armstrong <br />Blvd to Zeolite St NW and eventually the future use across the street. This trail would be owned <br />by the City and open to the public. <br />