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AMSEY City Newsletter Vol. 1 No.2 Bulk Rate U. S. Postage PAID Anoka, Minn. Permit No. 131 Don Walker, City Manager May 1976 BITS [i] jlECES Spring is here and all of the people of Ramsey should be working hard to clean up their property. This is the time to look at what all of the snow kept covered during the winter. If it doesn't look good, get rid of it - judge yourself before you judge your neighbor. I School will be out very shortly - be extra careful in your driving. Children will be playing everywhere, riding bikes, going fishing, playing ball - let them enjoy life and live to go back to school again. . Robert Casper, our previous building/inspector assessor, resigned in April and left Minnesota to reside in Florida. Mr. Lester Wirz has been employed as City of Ramsey inspector/assessor. Mr. Wirz is also an assessor for Burns Township. Voting - registration - 1976 Election Year Remember, 1976 is an election year. We would like an outstanding turnout at the polls, so register! It is your right to VOTE. The new municipal building is in the planning stage. The building committee has been meeting on a weekly basis, and tentative plans of the new building are on file at the city hall. All interested persons are invited to examine them. Public input is highly desired by the building committee. Contact the city hall as to meeting times and places. I The City of Ramsey engaged Orren W. Fricke, Consulting Engineers Diversified Inc.; Bernard E. Steffen, Consultant; and William Goodrich, Attorney; to prepare an Urban Planning District Study for the City of Ramsey. The area designated by the Ramsey City Council for the study is generally bounded as follows: By the Rum River to the east, 153rd Street to the north, Sunfish Lake Boulevard to the west, and County Highway 56 to the south. This area was designated for the study for a number of reasons. Some of the ten factors influencing the selection are: plans and data in the Metropolitan Council development framework indicating that the City of Ramsey should designate between three and five square miles for inclusion within the 1990 Metro Urban Service Area; its contiguous location to a free standing center (Anoka); an indication of demand for commercial development in Ramsey; likelihood of Metro Sewer interceptor availability within the relatively near future. This is just a brief summary of why the study was undertaken. The report is now complete and can be checked out for individual study at the Ramsey City Hall. The study does affect everyone in Ramsey and there will be a public hearing on the changes that the study recommends for the City's comprehensive plan in the near future. Numerous advertised public meetings have been held on this study and the City Council hopes that this article will generate some interest in this most important endeavor. The Council most certainly desires public input at all the meetings. Come and get acquainted with the plan. A REMINDER - OPERATION IDENTIFICATION IS AVAILABLE AT THE CITY OFFICE. This is a very important tool in the prevention of crime.