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2001 Comprehensive Plan Amended Febma7Y 26,2002 *Proposed deletions are marked with strikethrough, proposed additions are underlined* 12. Require the maintenance of existing and future housing through enforcement of the housing maintenance code. 13. Facilitate and promote housing rehab and renovation programs through partnerships with HUD, Fannie Mae, local banks, MHFA, Metro Council, ACCAP, Anoka County HRA and other non-profit or private organizations. 14. Promote and market first time homebuyer programs such as the Minnesota Cities Participation Program through MHFA. 15. Ensure projects are consistent with the goals and policies of the Mississippi River Critical Area Plan (MNRRA) and are sensitive to the Rivers natural environment. 16. Ensure open space that is part of a residential development is preserved as permanent open space through such means as permanent conservation easements, land trusts, deed restrictions or other legal means to permanently preserve open space. The following table summarizes maximum density allowances for the various residential districts. Table V -3 Density Table Land Use Category Rural Preserve Maximum Density with density bonuses 1 unit per 10 acres gross Central Rural Reserve 1 unit per 10 acres gross Rural Developing 1 unit per 2.5 nerC3 gross I unit per 10 acres gross Low Density Residential 4 units per net acre Medium Density Residential 7 units per net acre High Density 15 units per net acre b) Places to Shop Places to shop are generally located along Highways 10 and 47. Highway 10 is of critical importance in developing a strong community image. Although the plan does not discontinue the existing commercial uses along the Highway 10 corridor, it does suggest a corridor study be Ramsey Comprehensive Plan Amended February 26, 2002 Page V-23 -273-