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DRAFT <br />City of Lake Elmo <br />City Administrator <br />Position Profile <br />The City of Lake Elmo, Minnesota is a scenic and unique community on the eastern edge of the <br />Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. An attractive a chain of lakes, historic commercial corridor, <br />extensive park system, and a variety of housing characterize this charming community. Among the <br />City's greatest treasures is two-mile long Lake Elmo, three additional recreational lakes and the Lake <br />Elmo Regional Park Reserve. The population of Lake Elmo is 8,000 and the city will be able to <br />accommodate a population of 24,000 by 2030. <br />The City of Lake Elmo is located a few miles east of St. Paul with access provided via Interstate Hwy <br />94 and State Hwys 5 and 36. Major employers within the area include 3M Company in Maplewood <br />and Woodbury, Independent School District 834 in Stillwater, Hartford Companies and Ecowater <br />Systems, Inc. in Woodbury, and Imation Corporation in Oakdale. <br />Historic Old Village <br />In an effort to define future growth patterns, the city has performed a series of planning events. The <br />resulting plan addresses the development and redevelopment of nearly 1,000 acres in the downtown <br />and surrounding area. The city has hired master planners to present for approval plans to address <br />the needs of the city and village area growth. The overall goal of the Old Village Plan is to capitalize <br />on the character of the existing original buildings in the commercial district in the development of <br />new housing units, including affordable housing for seniors and disabled, pedestrian and bike trails, <br />a central park, and public facilities including a new library and city hall. The Plan will address <br />significant safety and environmental components. <br />Recreation <br />Lake Elmo Regional Park is comprised of over 2,000 acres with 20% of the area developed for <br />camping, swimming, and other recreational activities. Throughout the park are 24 miles of trails <br />including a fishing trail, five miles of paved bike trails and eight miles of horseback trails. The Park <br />features a boat launch on Lake Elmo and a canoe launch on Eagle Point Lake. The biggest attraction <br />is a sand bottom swimming pool that is the largest filtered body of water in the state. A variety of <br />programs and festivals are held throughout the year. The Park is operated and staffed by <br />Washington County Parks. In addition, the City of Lake Elmo maintains 15 parks. Many include play <br />equipment and ball fields. The City has several golf courses and practice facilities. <br />Huff-N-Puff Days has been held annually in August for over 25 years. The centerpiece of the four - <br />day community festival is an extensive and popular softball tournament featuring numerous <br />Minnesota teams. The festival also includes volleyball and golf tournaments, running races, and a <br />dance. The Lake Elmo Jaycees sponsor the event. <br />
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