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• <br />• <br />• <br />The March concept plan generated very informative discussions and helpful input from <br />landowners and residents. Several business owners didn't see their businesses pictured on <br />the concept plan and worried that the City was trying to drive them out. They stated they <br />intended to remain on their site, even expand their existing businesses. This <br />misunderstanding enforced the need for further communication, which was accomplished via <br />meetings, conversations, and correspondence. These both helped clarify the goals of the <br />study for landowners and informed the study process regarding landowners' plans and needs. <br />This educational process led to a second set of concept plans in June 2005. Knowing that <br />some of the existing businesses planned to remain led to realigning the new roads to follow <br />existing property lines. This provides for new road and utility corridors while minimizing <br />impacts on both the existing garden center and the auto sales lot. Expansion is possible, and <br />the new road and utility corridors provide access to utilities and to Hodgson and CR J. <br />Concepts A and B differ in the specific alignments of the internal roads. The alignments <br />result in different approaches to designing the land at the northwest corner of CR J and Ware <br />Road. The actual layout of that site has yet to be determined. However, both Concepts A <br />and B provide a corridor to Ware Road for utilities, through the development site. <br />It might be preferable to align the new road access to CR J with the existing Kent Street in <br />Shoreview, as in Concept B. However, aligning it with the property boundary is acceptable, <br />even though it creates an offset. The likelihood of a median in CR J makes a full access there <br />somewhat questionable, so the offset would become moot. Though both concepts show a full <br />access, this has yet to be determined. <br />The June concept plans led to further, more detailed planning and discussions with land <br />owners. On the west side of Hodgson, a developer is pursuing a plan to develop the 17 acres <br />to the north of the existing buildings. This would include new retail as well as a senior <br />housing campus. Including the redevelopment of those existing buildings would be <br />preferable, as it would allow for overall master planning of that area west of Hodgson. <br />The land owner at the northwest corner of Ware Road and CR J is pursuing a townhome <br />development. If utilities for the study area connect to Ware Road, this townhome <br />development would include a corridor for the water and sanitary sewer. <br />The June concept plans also formed the basis of discussions with the Anoka County Highway <br />Dept., Ramsey County Public Works., the City of Shoreview City Engineer, and Lino Lakes <br />staff. All agreed that the Hodgson/CR J intersection needs improvement, and a collaborative <br />solution is needed. Subsequently, Anoka County Hwy. prepared a plan for the intersection <br />and road improvements. Lino Lakes prepared a traffic study. Ramsey County contributed <br />data for the study. All jurisdictions will need to examine funding possibilities and <br />cooperative planning. <br />Draft December 8, 2006 Hodgson/CR J Master Plan page 27 <br />
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