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Anoka County 2019 Multi-Jurisdictional All Hazards Mitigation Plan 153 destination businesses. Light industrial businesses are located east of Highway 65. Spring Lake Park due to its size and development does not anticipate much growth in the way of commercial or industrial development. Scattered though out the City of Spring Lake Park are strip malls with numerous other family owned businesses and other small businesses. Since the last mitigation plan HyVee has purchased a site at Hwy 65 and 81st Ave and is currently constructing a grocery store to open in Nov. 2019. Residential development and trends: The City is predominately a residential community with families and children. This is expected to continue, although the aging of the population and the need for senior housing, as well as the need for housing for young adults, presents an opportunity for the development of different types of housing, such as multiple-family apartments, townhouses and housing units on one level. The Metropolitan Council’s forecasts assumes that growth in Spring Lake Park’s population and households will result almost entirely from the development of multi-family housing at a density of 10 dwelling units per acre. Based on the Council’s estimate of 2,503 households in 1995, that would be an increase of 167 dwelling units during the next 20 years. Since the last mitigation plan update the City of Spring Lake Park has added a large multi-family apartment complex consisting of 194 units. The City has also added several small townhomes and single- family dwelling units. Infrastructure and infrastructure projects: Consists of two State Highways within the City of Spring Lake Park. On the Westside of the City is MN Hwy 47 that runs north and south. The city is also divided in half north and south with MN Highway 65 (Central Ave). Anoka County Road 10 runs east to west through the northern portion of Spring Lake Park connecting both Highway corridors. Since the last mitigation plan update the City of Spring Lake Park has completed a Local Surface Water Management Plan, which has identified several roadways within the City that are prone to flooding. These areas are, but not limited to: Arthur St NE and 81st Ave NE, 8200 to 8300 Block of Monroe St Ne, 7700 block to 7800 block of Terrace Rd Ne, 8200 block to 8300 block of Able St. Ne, 8400 block of Able St, Ne and 8300 block of Fillmore St Ne. The City has also identified several drainage ponds that need upgrading and are part of the Local Surface Water Management Plan. Theses ponds are, but not limited to: Arthur St. Ne and 81st Ave, Triangle Park Pond and Fillmore St Ne. and 83rd Ave Ne drainage area. A copy of the Local Surface Water Management Plan is on file at the Spring Lake Park City Hall for review.