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ACQUISITION GUIDELINES <br />RICE STREET /LITTLE CANADA ROAD REDEVELOPMENT AREA <br />This document intends to reflect the City of Little Canada's <br />position relative to the acquisition of properties in the Rice <br />Street /Little Canada Road redevelopment area. These guidelines <br />will need continuous monitoring and revision to adapt to <br />conditions within the redevelopment area over time. It must also <br />be understood that future City Councils may choose to take a <br />different approach to property acquisition than what is <br />recommended by these guidelines. The specific guidelines we have <br />proposed at this time are as follows: <br />The City will acquire parcels as necessary to implement <br />the development guide. <br />Options to purchase should be sought on all residential <br />properties under the redevelopment area that do not <br />abut Round Lake. (five properties) Options to <br />purchase would be based on the principle that the <br />owner /occupant could occupy the property as long as <br />he /she /they determine necessary. At the time they no <br />longer occupy the property, the City could purchase <br />based on a value established by a mutually agreed upon, <br />independent appraiser. <br />Residential properties abutting Round Lake should be <br />acquired as they become available. Initial focus <br />should be on those properties including and west of <br />34 East Little Canada Road due to their more limited <br />lot features and their proximity to the primary <br />redevelopment area. (Please note that options to <br />purchase could also be considered in this area. With <br />one parcel already owned by Ramsey County and the Favis <br />parcel achieving tax forfeit status, it would seem that <br />emphasis between these two parcels is a logical initial <br />focus. Also, values associated with 52, 56 and 60 East <br />Little Canada Road would be proportionately higher than <br />other properties on a lake. The use of park <br />acquisition funds to assist in these acquisitions <br />should be considered.) <br />Page 35 <br />
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