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<br />ISSUES POSTED WITH DISCUSSION NOTES <br /> <br />ISSUE: Transportation. Mary Jo Olson <br />. Expanding existing corridors (Armstrong and Ramsey Blvd) <br />. Encourage and leverage Northstar (and beyond) <br />. Trade-off of cul de sacs vs. interconnectivity: <br />o Privacy vs. convenient transport <br />o Safer - which way? <br />. Infrastructure for alternative fuels <br /> <br />ISSUE: Walkability. Ralph H. <br />. This needs to be part of the development process <br />o New & integrated into existing <br />o Pets <br />. Family friendly <br />. A valid alternative <br />. Let's be proactive <br />oWe canlt wait for development <br />. Integrate what already exists <br />. Plan for daily destinations within reasonable distances (defrnition needed) <br />o Recreation - plan there <br />o Others - no plan <br />. Safety First - neighbors watching each other <br />. Plan has to make this inviting <br />. Education <br /> <br />ISSUE: Group A-ll:30-12:30 SAT. reached agreement on the following 5 pages <br />including all 3 points on page 5. Terry Hendriksen. <br />. The City Council should represent the Citizens of Ramsey not outside interest <br />. New development should not be allowed to change the essential character of an <br />established neighborhood <br />. The concept of density transitioning has been perverted into an ineffective screening <br />ordinance <br />. If sewer and water is proposed to pass your home you are a stakeholder and should be <br />allowed to petition AGAINST the public improvement project <br />. Should we amend the City Charter to: (include in complaint) <br />1. Control subsidizing of residential development - OK <br />2. Make homeowners stakeholders permitted to petition for or against the <br />extension of sewer and water if it is proposed to pass their property - OK <br />3. Create true density transition! ! ! <br /> <br />ISSUE: Butterflies <br />. TIP financing not sustainable <br />. Housing density sib reduced <br /> <br />City of Ramsey Open Space Event notes <br />May 4-5, 2007 <br />Page 1 <br /> <br />135 <br />