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<br /> <br />4. ,Dev~lop EducationakHf <br />;protdction educationel: <br />community wide even$. <br />educflte property ownelJ <br />individual practices carifh . <br /> <br /> <br />lr <br />:1- ~~;:;:' <br />'We. .... ......~'. .... ~~:~~~~~~:~ :: <br /> <br />4J.lrage ..~~arti,~ipa.te .in regional programs that help <br />i~'the corri~piol1!river quality issues and how their own <br />. cIFup theriver}(i.e. Best Management Practices). <br /> <br /> <br />-J <br />,,,. <br /> <br /> <br />40"oI Comprehensive Plan <br /> <br />'~ <br /> <br />5. Purs'!e Grants and FUndtni s'~rcesVoi'Acqdl~itiOh.of sensitive lands: Some land <br />area~ have been iden~jlt~ air :;signific~t ". eqyirOl)lll.ental features that should be <br />protepted and managed;~p'i:~entop~nsP~.fheseareasare designated as Site <br />I, Site 2 and the continuots~r4IiCorridor 011 t11cMNRRA opportunity map illustrated <br />in Fiiure XI-6. . ~.~ j i <br /> <br />$i~ n feature~ Sig~ifi~af~W~flands that Pf~vid~~a.turalhabitat. This area is <br />adJaqent to reSIdentIal ~f'lrtl~;.on the ~()P.thtmd agnculture property on the north, <br /> <br />kh~~s:~:~k~;o~~~c;~i~ ;pr ~e;~~~;;~~~:l:i~~~~tu~~u~~ss~~~ :~:~~ <br /> <br />its tr~sfer of developm~nt .~M'he~q~IWitylijs transferred tothemore developable <br />prop~rty to the north '~.~e .. .;' pur~~e~off.~eV{llol'f1ent .rights, or conservation <br />easeI1l.ent purchase. Ac~~s{tio~~y the pu~)ic~houl9.be a last priority for protection <br />of Site 1. :r' .:' ..,' <br /> <br />;;.,- <br /> <br />Site ~. features some la.np~~t(M:e prQteqted by the flo()pplain ordinance, some lands <br />prote~ted through wet1apct'.tegftl~tions apdso~e lappsthat are not protected at all. <br />Site ~ is a more sign~~. It~.~ce of l~~ bl;'cause'of its river frontage. Public <br />Acquisition would appf.lat.fot~e. the prioptyfor.protection .of this site because <br />~ood~lain ordinancesnp~sJilllWprmitc~~ ~~yelol'mentactivity. A study should <br />be completed to establi~hil~~ed aeq1Jis~tio~iboundary of significant lands and a <br />mana,ement plan shouldlb.p:~~ inpl~~'tha~focuses on . low cost passive uses <br />I)ossitiHy restoring lands~t~a~elbeen d~~bep. back to native vegetation or a small <br />s,cenic. overlook site. ~ai<iuuil~ark SeMgeEpnds could he used in tandem with <br />funding from the City, J)~ ~opoli~ ~ouJlcil,llon"profitgroups or other entity <br />intere$ted in riverfront prot~tiof' ..... .... . <br /> <br />\' j- <br /> <br />c.. ontin... uos Trail Corridorttpje C <br />.1; ... . <br />be part of the MNRRA~cplj:i <br />-~ - ; - - ',: ,'. - .i;;' <br />uniqu~ to Ramsey. Ma1jyrcq <br />qther )instances, the CitY. · , <br />expe$nces. A general.. <br />datin~back to 1989: hoW <br />should not necessarily'J:> <br />~rtidpatory process tog, <br />shoulp be public or pri~a <br />align~ent should be uSe4. <br />desirea element by the 8ll' <br />meet the needs of the conb <br /> <br /> <br />~s ageJ;jerallocatioll,for a trllilcorridor that would <br />'s tri~ '~fridor. Strong public opposition is not <br />iti~ tic~si~ilar 81'1lQsitio~.. Like it has done in <br />y Sho~l~..s~ek..to.le~ tropt other community's <br />it of:a~iai c~~idorC~l be {ound in an ordinance <br />y resJ~eJlts~ereinotawartl'of this. This corridor <br />one~ b'utrsh~~ldj)e reevall1ated using a public <br />. ho~ l~cffl ~~..resefVed. forithe site, whether they <br />the)', s~o~ld~e u~ep,'~in~inedand what exact <br />d al~o~e\cle~to fesidents that a trail corridor is a <br />'.' uni..ty.. ....\.~'...... $I.... tiU......it ...:.....theeityis ensuring involvement to <br />ppertyc)~erS'.' . <br /> <br />-L <br />} i <br />ji' P ,:; <br />The qreenway Corridor~r,!esft~s .anaJ;ea~tma.y~ntain: a significant natural <br />r~sour~e or may be a.n111f>~ . i" l111k; tqc011l1~9t .slgOlficantareas. Much of the <br />riverfront area is contain~ln; i,eenw~}'~ort1'or'Jheintentof this designation is <br />to provide an area that#;~raefJ9t1~o~roteft. environmental resources and <br /> <br />fte~:n~~~r;~:::~t;t>> i s~d~dit~fc:ob:p~:::e~~~a~: ~~~dsi~~ <br />. .' 101\ . . <br />~. iY .. -2 - ,.~ <br />2001 Ramsey Comprelfensive Plan t J <br /> <br />Page Xl-21 <br /> <br />~- -n~~" <br />
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