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• <br />• <br />Anoka County Multi- Jurisdictional <br />All Hazards Mitigation Plan <br />future interchange location has been identified at 80th Street and I -35E. A new bridge will be <br />constructed at 35W and 80th Street. The City will be constructing new City wells within the next <br />10 years. For utilities, the City will be extending sewer and water trunk lines to facilitate <br />residential development. <br />LINWOOD TOWNSHIP <br />Geographic location and characteristics: Linwood Township is a thirty -six square mile <br />community located in the northeast corner of Anoka County, approximately 35 miles northeast <br />of Minneapolis /St. Paul. The township is primarily agricultural and residential in land use, with <br />very little commercial development. The Town of Linwood is located at Latitude 45.37N and <br />Longitude - 93.08W and has an elevation of 892 feet. <br />Public lands: The Township of Linwood has 220 acres of public land. These areas include <br />churches, schools, township offices, fire station, public works, and township parks. The Martin - <br />Island- Linwood Lakes Regional Anoka County Park is located in Linwood Township as well, and <br />is 700 Acres in size. Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area is also located in Linwood and is <br />5760 acres in size. <br />Private fee areas: There are no private fee areas in Linwood Township. <br />Agriculture and forestry: Approximately 4563 acres within Linwood Township receive the <br />agricultural property tax classification by the Anoka County Assessors Office. The Carlos Avery <br />Wildlife Management Area does have publicly managed forestlands. <br />Commercial and industrial development and trends: The Township of Linwood has very little <br />commercial or industrial property within its boundary due to the lack of centralized sewer <br />system. <br />Residential development and trends: The Township has a sustained residential growth that <br />will continue for the foreseeable future as the existing farmland is developed into residential <br />parcels. There have been 206 new single - family dwelling permits issued in Linwood Township <br />from the beginning of the year 1999 through the end of year 2004. <br />Infrastructure and infrastructure projects: Two Anoka County highways serve as the main <br />corridors for traffic, Fawn Lake Drive on the north, and Viking Blvd on the south. Fawn Lake <br />Drive has had a new overlay within the last year, and Viking Blvd in the process of a complete <br />overlay project. Linwood Township has no centralized sewer or water, and there are no existing <br />plans for it at the present time. <br />OAK GROVE <br />Geographic location and characteristics: The City of Oak Grove is a community in the <br />northwestern quadrant of Anoka County. Its 36 square miles are bounded by the City of <br />Andover, Burns Township, City of East Bethel, and City of St. Francis. The principal water <br />features within the City include the Rum River, Cedar Creek, Seelye Brook, and Lake George, <br />The City of Oak Grove is located at Latitude 45.34N and Longitude - 93.32W and has an <br />elevation of 896 feet. <br />• Public lands: Oak Grove has two significant areas of public land: a 160 acre landfill owned by <br />the Metropolitan Pollution Control Agency which is located south on CR22 east of CR9, and the <br />