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S:\Community Development\Projects\Planning Studies\2040 Comprehensive Plan\Agency Review\Affected Jurisdictions Review\20191106 Comments Review Page 5 2040 Comp Plan Review Key 11/6/2019 Material Editorial Note Commenter Date Comment #Page Section, Figure, Table, Etc.Column Comment MaterialEditorialNotePlan Change Made (Y/N) Comment Responses / Action Comments represent changes in material and content of the plan. Comments represent spelling, grammatical, clarification, or visual issues with graphics. Generally consist of a statement expressing a perspective. 6 When Centerville Road was reconstructed a few years ago, we inquired with the city of Lino Lakes as to whether or not there were plans to have a trail along this road, down to Birch. We were told there were no plans to add a trail there, so we did not continue ours south of Dupre Road. Figure 10-1 shows a future trail that extends into Centerville and connects with the south end of the trail along Centerville Road (at Dupre). The city has no current plan to extend the trail to our southern border. While we support the idea of having a trail connection here, its construction is not on our capital improvement plan. X N Both the City’s 2030 plan and the draft 2040 plan propose a future trail along this corridor. This is part of the Otter Lake Regional Trail system. The 2013 Centerville Road project only included a mill and overlay within Lino Lakes so no additional trail improvements were considered at that time. Trail improvements would likely be considered in conjunction with future residential development along this corridor. 7 Page 10-5 Figure 10-1 On the Parks, Greenways and Trail System map, there is no name given to the small park in the LaMotte Drive neighborhood, along Centerville Lake. On the County’s GIS system, it is labeled “LaMotte Park”. With Centerville’s large park, very near, named Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park and often referred to as, simply, “LaMotte Park”, there can sometimes be confusion. We understand that your park predates ours, however, we are not in a position to be able to rename our most prominent park. If there were an opportunity to rename yours, it may help avoid confusion. X N Will consider naming when park is improved. 8 Page 9-32 Figure 9-18 Does not show the Interconnection with Centerville’s water system at 73rd St. and 20th Ave.X N New improvement will be added in future. 9 Page 8-22 1 Intercommunity Connections does not mention potential future service to areas in Centerville along the west side of 21st Ave., north of Main Street. We understand that the sanitary sewer in 21st Ave. (north of Main St.) was designed with the potential to serve some of the vacant land to the west. Centerville has sewer service along the west and south sides of the 22 acre parcel there, but depending on how it is developed, utilizing the Lino Lakes sewer in 21st may be most practical. We wish to have Lino Lakes prepared to serve a portion of this area if needed. X N This will be noted. At the time of 21st Avenue development sanitary sewer service was provided to service the 22 acre parcel. This is provided for in the 21st Avenue North Joint Powers Agreement between the two communities. 10 Page 8-22 1 Intercommunity Connections does not mention the city of Centerville’s service of the Anoka County regional park facility, located in Lino Lakes. There is an intercommunity service agreement associated with that service.X N This will be noted. 1 Page 8-22 1 The City would appreciate further discussion regarding future utility (sewer and water) to serve the commercial district along Lake Drive/CSAH 23 in Columbus.X N Discussed on page 8-22. 2 The City believes any coordination regarding future trail connectivity near the border would help to garner a beneficial symbiotic relationship in the adjacent residential neighborhoods. X N We agree. 3 Further discussion regarding upgrades to roadways that cross city limits (i.e. Jodrell St NE, 4th Ave N, and Lyons St/Elmcrest Ave/ 24th Ave N.)X N We agree. City of Columbus 6/28/2019