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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />. Ramsey Critical Area Plan <br />Page 9 <br /> <br />and regulations and federal laws and to minimize any adverse effects associated <br />with such facilities. If there are going to be PUDs and larger-scale developments <br />proposed with riparian access, will there also be docks and water recreational <br />facilities also proposed? Policies should be included that meet C. 4. b. <br /> <br />Environmental Protection and Natural Resources Management: <br /> <br />Page Comment <br /> <br />108 ~ 3. As noted above, the Mississippi, as well as the Rum, Rivers are not included <br />in the shoreland program of Ramsey. Omit that sentence unless the City plans to <br />take the action of an additional overlay district as discussed. <br /> <br />111 # 1. DNR would contend that there are many ways to protect the shoreline areas <br />of lakes and streams as public resources whether they are already developed or <br />not. Don't shut the door on the large number of best management practices and <br />other tools that can be implemented. <br /> <br />111 # 4. Critical Area requires protection of wetlands. <br /> <br />Thank you for the consideration of these comments. <br /> <br />cc: <br /> <br />Susan Overson <br />Steve Johnson <br />Tom Hovey <br />Alan Robbins-Fenger <br />