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, ;t f ',,"-"'" J.' - Memorandum To: City of Ramsey Planning Commissioners City Staff Brad Scheib, AICP February 11, 1999 From: Date: Re: Changes made to December lath draft of Comprehensive Plan The following represent the major changes made to the document since the last major set of revisions in December. These changes are based on an informal review from the Metropolitan Council, DNR, MnDOT, National Park Service, discussions with City staff and the workshop held January 26th with the Planning Commission and City Council. A few typographical errors and clarifications were made to several pages throughout the document which I did not include in this memorandum in order to focus on the key changes. The changes should flow from the beginning of the document to the end. Changes to the transportation element and the critical area plan have not been completed but will be provided to you at the meeting on Tuesday. Also some changes to the maps have been made and will also be presented at the meeting on Tuesday. 1. On Page 21 insert Assumption # 11 to read as follows: "Ramsey's persons per household figure currently estimated at 3.3 persons per household will likely decline to 3 persons per household or less by 2010." 2. On Page 22 revisions were made to the last line in the 2nd paragraph and Table 8 to read as follows: "Table 8 outlines the Metropolitan Council projections for the City of Ramsey and provides a comparison of the City's own growth projections based on growth trends and available land supply for development. The City projections are based on projections completed while analyzing the future growth according to Traffic Analysis Zones (T AZ) and according to the development staging plan as shown in Chapter V. "Staging of Developmenf' . Table 8 Metropolitan Council and City of Ramsey Projections Population Household Employment Year Metro City Metro City Metro City Council Council Council 1990 12,408 12,408 3,620 3,620 1,941 1,941 2000 19,400 19,630 5,900 5,950 2,500 2,420 2010 24,700 23,865 7,800 7,955 4,000 7,285 2020 30,900 29,880 10,000 9,960 4,700 8,850 Source: Metro Council Local Planning Handbook 1990 US Census. Hoisington Koegler 3. On Page 23 include as the last sentence in the first paragraph title General Land Use, "Appendix B includes a more detailed breakdown of existing land use according to the Metropolitan Councils local planning handbook Worksheet A." 2.