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• <br />• <br />Wilkinson RMU <br />Existing Conditions Recommendations: <br />• Stormwater- sensitive wetlands are at risk under current conditions. The City can examine volume <br />reduction practices in the catchments for these sensitive wetlands. <br />Planning District 5 <br />Overall Recommendations <br />• District 5 is the area planned for sanitary sewer service by a new Lino Lakes interceptor in Main <br />Street. The location of Planning District 5 and the planned land use is shown on Figure 10 -11. <br />This district will develop from Main Street to the north, between I -35E and 24th Avenue <br />(Elmcrest). New development will bring municipal utility service north in an orderly fashion. At <br />some point in the future, sanitary sewer service will cross to the west side of I -35E to provide <br />service to areas for which capacity is not available in the Centerville interceptor. Until service is <br />available through the expansion of the developed area, District 5 is to be guided "Urban <br />Reserve ". As development moves north, amendments to the comprehensive plan will be <br />necessary to change the land use designation for each development area, removing it from the <br />Urban Reserve. <br />• The AUAR and planning for the 2030 comprehensive plan included analyses of a "full build out" <br />land use scenario. The full build out analyses assumed all the Urban Reserve area was <br />developed in order to analyze impacts and infrastructure needs. Most of District 5, particularly <br />the area around 80th Street, should not be allowed to develop until a new I -35E interchange is <br />constructed. Transportation infrastructure will not be adequate to accommodate the urbanization <br />of the area unless the interchange and associated road improvements are in place. This will <br />include improvements to 20th Avenue and 24th Avenue. <br />• Integrate Hardwood Creek into district and site planning to preserve the natural amenities of this <br />water course. <br />• Continue to implement the I -35E Corridor Alternative Urban Areawide Review (AUAR) and update <br />it as necessary. <br />• Gateways should be planned and created in the area of the Main Street /I -35E interchange and, in <br />the longer term, considered in the area of a new 80th Street interchange. <br />• Support planning for connecting Main Street to 80th Street via a 'northern connection', including a <br />new I -35E interchange and a new I -35W interchange, as described in the 2004 CSAH 14 Study <br />and the I -35E Corridor AUAR. <br />• Work with Anoka County and the City of Centerville to facilitate the future improvement of 20th <br />Avenue North as an arterial street. <br />• Work with Anoka County, the City of Hugo, and Washington County to extend Otter Lake Road <br />north of Main Street as a collector street and connect it to 24th Avenue North. <br />• Work with the City of Hugo to facilitate the future improvement of 24th Avenue North as a <br />collector street. <br />10 -27 <br />
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