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• • III. BOUNDARIES AND ACQUISITION COSTS The boundaries proposed in this master plan provides for an off- street trail that will begin at CSAH 17 /Lexington Avenue and follow on the south side of CSAH 14 /Main Street through the Cities of Blaine, Lino Lakes and Centerville. The first segment of the trail corridor follows on the south side of CSAH 14 /Main Street through Blaine and Lino Lakes in the County's right of ;way to CSAH 23 /Lake Drive. The first segment of trail will traverse through agriculture fields, pastures, wetlands, wooded areas, open sod farms, and through a residentic i/asahool area. Once past CSAH 23 /Lake Drive, the trail will continue on the south side of=£SAH 14 /Main Street, through a low- density residential area, wetlands and pastures to th,:bridge overpass at Interstate 35W. The bridge over Interstate 35W is currently two ie bridge and does not allow for safe passage at this time. The County Highway apartment has plans to reconstruct the bridge in the future and the t 9iI should be included in the plans for the bridge reconstruction. The next segment of the trail follow< Lakes Park Reserve Tie trail will trpvers Rice Creek, anCr ontiri south pa if‘ *h From Mound Tr Street through the the frrgpway ;right -of oundaries, a small po access to local b�nesses" H 14 /Ma Streefth rough Rice Creek Chain of rough wends and woodlands; it crosses e main park entrance road to Mound Trail. corridor wits remain on the south side of CSAH 14 /Main erville and s e City of Lino Lakes. The trail will remain in be an off- street trail, but due to tight right -of -way will be adjacent to the road curb. The trail will provide schools in the area. from there, the trail vvi)l cross Interstate 35E via the overpass bridge and continue on to the. ashington County border. The Interstate 35E /CSAH 14 interchange is scheduled to be` constructed ur1he near future and plans for the trail should be included in the reconstruction. The trail corridor is proposed to be constructed in county right -of -way or on county property, therefore, there will be no acquisition costs associated with the trail. Page 3 of 14