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<br /> Anoka County 2019 <br />Multi-Jurisdictional <br />All Hazards Mitigation Plan <br /> <br /> 138 <br />COLUMBIA HEIGHTS <br />Geographic location and characteristics: The City of Columbia Heights is located at the <br />southern tip of Anoka County on the northern border of the City of Minneapolis (Hennepin <br />County). Ramsey County borders on the east, with the City of Fridley bordering on the west. <br />Columbia Heights is 3.4 square miles in size and is a fully developed, urban community that is <br />now seeing areas of redevelopment. The City of Columbia Heights is located at Latitude 45.04 <br />N and Longitude 93.26 W and has an elevation of 922 feet. <br /> <br />Public lands: Columbia Heights has 16 parks of varying sizes and amenities. Anoka County <br />has one park within the City. The City has been upgrading parks and athletic facilities over the <br />past five years and will continue as long as funding is available. The City has three wading <br />pools in its park system though these are older pools that need expensive upgrading. <br /> <br />Private fee areas: There are no private fee areas in Columbia Heights. <br /> <br />Agriculture and forestry: Columbia Heights is fully developed with no agriculture or forest <br />areas. <br /> <br />Commercial and industrial development and trends: Columbia Heights is in the process of <br />redeveloping the commercial areas. Many of the commercial properties are very old and cannot <br />meet the needs of today’s businesses. The City is leading the way by joining with developers to <br />buy up and redevelop properties. <br /> <br />Residential development and trends: Most of the housing stock was built in the early 1900’s <br />and then post WWII. There has been a decline in property maintenance. The City as <br />implemented many programs that include initial code inspections by the Building Official of new <br />rental properties prior to licensing and revoking certificate of occupancies of vacant and <br />abandoned properties. The City’s property maintenance code was updated to maintain the <br />housing stock. The City has also started a program of buying up properties that are in poor <br />condition and then demolishing them for future replacement. With the redevelopment of many <br />areas of Columbia Heights, approximately 500 residential units will be added. Most of these <br />units will be town homes and condominiums. The recent downturn in the economy and in the <br />townhome and condominium market has slowed this redevelopment down. <br /> <br />Infrastructure and infrastructure projects: The City has an ongoing 7-8 year schedule for <br />replacement/repair of city streets and alleys. Included with this schedule is the replacement of <br />water, sewer, natural gas, and storm drains. The city is broken into seven zones with one zone <br />being done each year. Public works finished the first phase of a storm water mitigation plan. <br />More plans are being proposed for future storm water mitigation issues. This includes <br />purchasing more residential properties that are prone to flooding. These properties are turned <br />into storm water retention ponds. A City park was remodeled to include a storm water retention <br />pond due to street flooding nearby. The City continues to inspect homes for sump pumps being <br />deposited into sewer systems due to the sewer systems backing up in areas during heavy rains. <br />A plan is in place to assist homeowners with the cost of installing a valve on their main sewer <br />lines in their homes to shut off future sewer backups. <br /> <br />CITY OF COLUMBUS <br />Geographic location and characteristics: The City of Columbus is located in east central <br />Anoka County in the northerly portion of the Twin Cities metropolitan area. It is characterized <br />by its large open spaces and low-density rural character. The City is located at Latitude 45.26 N <br />and Longitude 93.07 W and has an elevation of 919 feet. Wetlands and surface waters
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