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City of Lino Lakes SWMP | February 8, 2013 Draft | 72 Actions identified by Issue Category Additional Issue(s) Addressed Goals Addressed Policies Addressed 4.11.1C, 4.11.2B, 4.11.2C, 4.11.2D FINANCING Pursue grants through the RCWD’s Urban Stormwater Remediation Program to assist in the funding of projects that will reduce the impact of existing development on local water resources. NA 4.12.2 4.12.2A Pursue funding support from VLAWMO for projects in the Amelia Lake watershed. NA 4.12.2 4.12.2B Review and evaluate funding sources for surface water management including ad valorem taxes, development charges, grants and user fees. NA 4.12.1 4.12.1A, 4.1 2.1B Update and continue to implement Trunk Surface Water Management Fee System. NA 4.12.1 4.12.1A, 4.12.1B Implement the updated Parks, Greenways and Trail System Plan through (1) dedication of parks, greenways, open space and trail corridors or (2) Park Dedication Fee. Review park dedication fee annually to ensure adequate funding for parks, greenways, open space and trail system development. NA 4.12.1 4.12.1A, 4.12.1B Pursue funding through Federal and State grant opportunities NA 4.12.2 4.12.2A 5.2. Priority RMU Specific Actions This section includes implementation activities that have been identified for the three highest priority Resource Management Units (RMUs ), or subwatersheds, in the City of Lino Lakes:  Reshanau RMU  Marshan RMU  Clearwater Creek RMU. These RMUs have been identified as a higher priority for the City of Lino because they have the potential for developing sooner than other portions of the City and have been more closely evaluated through the Alternative Urban Area wide Review (AUAR) process or the development of other Master Plans. Like Section 5.1 City -Wide Actions, this section includes RMU specific implementation activities previously identified by the City or other entity (e.g. RCWD, VLAWMO, Anoka County, etc.) in past planning efforts . However, this section does add a schematic to help visualize the multi -functional greenway corridor using a general cross -section that the City can use to demonstrate its vision and goals to developers early in the land develop ment process. The information provided in this section will form the basis for the development of a more in -depth Subwatershed Plan s for each RMU which will clearly lay the framework for how the City would like to see future development tie into the multi -functional greenway corridor. The use of RMU corridor plans is to maximize the value and benefit with efficient use of the corridors for multiple public functions: flood control, conveyance infrastructure, water quality and volume treatment, public trai l systems, and habitat corridor enhancement. Figure 26 below illustrates the variable cross section configurations that implement the multifunctional greenway corridor. Each of the RMU’s would have unique configurations due to the variable landscape sett ings of the major drainageways.