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• • • Review the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) annually, with particular attention to projects upcoming during the next two year period. Community Facilities Plan • Promote the community green within the Legacy at Woods Edge development as a gathering place for Lino Lakes' residents and visitors from around the region by providing music and cultural activities. • Work with community groups such as athletic associations and service groups to gauge and discuss the demand for additional community facilities to be built in Lino Lakes. • Collaborate with business partners to help fund additional community facilities. • Market the use of community facilities for events such as youth athletic tournaments, social gatherings, and other community events. • Continue to work with the Anoka County Library System to establish a regional library in Lino Lakes. • Plan for necessary new or expanded public facilities through an annual capital improvement program. • Hold public buildings to high architectural and energy efficiency standards to create a sense of community identity, ensure land use compatibility, conserve resources, and to serve as examples for private development. • Consider response time for emergency providers and accessibility to community facilities when conducting development reviews and making other planning decisions. • Work with the three school districts serving Lino Lakes to continue the level of education that residents have come to expect. • Explore opportunities for locating an educational facility within the City that provides training beyond high school Current Zoning The Metropolitan Council requires that the implementation plan include a current zoning map and a description of zoning districts that include allowable density/intensity of use, and lot sizes. This required map and description of existing zoning will be provided at a later date. Amendments and Updates The city will biannually review the Plan and amend the Plan, as necessary, to reflect changing needs and conditions. Plan amendments will need follow the process required by City Code and state statutes. 11 -7