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Anoka County Multi- Jurisdictional <br />All Hazards Mitigation Plan <br />education, nurseries, educational and recreational activities; and the commercial facilities and <br />services would be owned cooperatively, as would the municipal utilities. <br />The people who settled into Circle Pines in the late 1940's honed a "cooperative lifestyle." A <br />group of people joined together to form a company to provide for their own needs rather than <br />buying what is needed from private enterprise. The idea was that if you bought a house in Circle <br />Pines, you would have a stake in the businesses that serve the community. <br />The symbol for cooperatives was a pine tree with a circle around it. Thus, the name Circle Pines <br />was born. After only three years, the cooperative lifestyle was abandoned, in part because of <br />problems in securing financing and rifts among leaders. <br />On April 8, 1950, the area, former territory in Blaine and Centerville townships, was incorporated <br />as a village. In 1974, Circle Pines received city status. <br />City of Columbia Heights <br />The City of Columbia Heights is located at the Southern tip of Anoka County on the northern <br />border of the City of Minneapolis (Hennepin County). Ramsey County borders on the East, with <br />the City of Fridley (Anoka County) on the West border. The city is 3.4 square miles in size with a <br />Latitude of 45.04 N and Longitude of —93.26 W and an elevation of 922 feet. Columbia Heights <br />is a hilly community as the Mississippi River is only 1/4 mile west of town limits. <br />The Village of Columbia Heights was formed on March 14, 1898 when it separated from Fridley <br />Township. With 1696 acres, 100 citizens and 20 houses, paths became roads, traffic patterns <br />emerged and a city began. On July 21, 1921 the Charter of the City of Columbia Heights was <br />adopted and the city was formed. City parks of Prestemon, Gauvitte and McKenna were all <br />named for members of this first city council. Ava Ostrander, first woman elected to the council in <br />1924 also has a park named for her. <br />Columbia Heights is an older community with structures dating back to the early 1900's. <br />Approximately 2/3 of the community was built right after WWII between the early 1950's thru the <br />mid 1960's. 86% of our community is residential with the other 14% as commercial or industrial <br />etc. Many buildings in the "downtown" area are 50 to 80 years old. <br />The City of Hilltop located in the center of our community is entirely surrounded by Columbia <br />Heights. Population from the 2000 census was 18,520, which is down approximately 5,000 <br />from its high in the 1970's. <br />The city is a fully developed, urban community that is beginning to see areas of redevelopment. <br />By the time parks were considered, most of the high ground was taken, leaving low -lying areas <br />for parks. These areas were filled in and parks developed. <br />Huset Park was the first Columbia Heights Park and was originally called City Park. It was <br />renamed for a Lutheran minister, Elmer Huset of First Lutheran Church and City Manager for a <br />time. The Jefferson pavilion building was constructed in 1959 on the eastern portion of Huset <br />Park. <br />Columbia School was built in 1894 at 41st and Central. In 1911, the south portion of the school <br />was built. This building was razed in 1967. Oakwood School was built in 1915 and closed as a <br />• public school in 1974. It is now the home of Oak Hill Baptist Church. Silver Lake School built in <br />1922, closed in 1981 and became the new home of First Lutheran Church. In December of <br />
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