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Little Canada City Council Little Canada Planning Commission January 18, 1982 Paragraph 5 - Change to Read as Follows: Page Three The Regional Open Space System Plon Map indicates that part of the regional trail system will be located in the City. This trail system will connect Phalen- Keller Regional Park to Otter -Bald Eagle Lake Regional Park. This trail will run north and . south along the eastern side of Gervais Lake and fork near the northeastern corner of the City, with one trail continuing north to Otter -Bald Eagle Park and one trail running west to Vadnais -Grass Regional Park. Page 92 - Parks and Recreation Facilities Map - Revise Regional Park Boundaries'(see map on following page) METROPOLITAN COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION The plan appears generally compatible with the plans of adjacent and affected units of government. The noted differences in traffic volume projections and road classification between the City of Little Canada and Ramsey County should be worked out by the two bodies, or referred to the Transportation Advisory Board's Technical Advisory Committee for assistance. RESPONSE Paces 79 -80 - Traffic Volumes and the Development Framework Page 82 - Proposed Transportation Plan - Response to Metropolitan Council's Review Comments. In 1975 the Northeast Area Transportation Study was established as a general guide for transportation planning and development for the northeast St. Paul suburban communities. This study was prepared with the assistance of the Metropolitan Council, Metropolitan Trc:,_it Commission, Minnesota Department of Transportation (MN /DOT), Ramsey County and officials of six suburban communities. The impetus for the study was the anticipated 1995 transportation development and the developing regional diversified center surrounding the Maplewood Mali area. Although Little Canada has disagreed with several elements of the study and did not approve or accept it as a guide for future improvements, the study was used to provide base data in the formulation of the Planning Inventory and L'rtle Canada's Comprehensive Plan.