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Draft EDC Minutes <br /> August 17,2012 <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br /> on getting County Road 10 redone and that it is still his number one goal. His number two <br /> goal is to rename Country Road 10. He mentioned that the positive changes to Ramsey <br /> County Highway 96 can also occur on County Road 10. He suggested that the City should <br /> meet with its Ramsey County Commissioner to discuss the City's concerns and goals for <br /> County Road 10, in addition to renaming County Road 10. <br /> Commissioner Meehlhause said that a positive aspect of the 2002 plan was in regards to <br /> aesthetics and that the trailway project is one thing in the plan that was completed. He said <br /> the troubling aspect of the 2002 plan related to changing the actual nature of the roadway <br /> itself,changing the speed limit and straightening the intersections,which he does not see as <br /> realistic. He added that the 2002 plan provided high-level ideas but not specifics on how the <br /> City might move forward. <br /> Chair Johnson commented that she liked how the 2002 plan separated the corridor into ten <br /> sections that provided advantages and disadvantages of what could be done in each <br /> section,which in itself was a vision for the corridor. She stated that the City needs to decide <br /> what it wants to be,such as the type of"hub"it wants to be. She added that the City doesn't <br /> have the power to do road improvements on a road owned by Ramsey County. She <br /> suggested that the City needs to figure out how to make Mounds View a destination <br /> community. She also said that since County Road 10 diagonally intersects the community,it <br /> will be difficult to redevelop because all of the lots fronting the roadway are triangular in <br /> shape. She added that perhaps the City Council could assist with reconfiguring the lots into <br /> larger, developable parcels. <br /> B. Review 2006 Premium Stop Redevelopment Area Study <br /> The EDC asked to review this plan prior to discussing a vision for County Road 10. Ms. <br /> Steinmetz stated that the 2006 study was concentrated on a particular "block" of County <br /> Road 10, located between Woodale Drive and County Road H2. The study was completed <br /> by consultants. She added that this plan was less of a reconstruction plan and more of a <br /> redevelopment plan, which included redevelopment concepts. <br /> Commissioner Meehlhause preferred this study because it provided examples of how <br /> properties could be redeveloped. Chair Johnson agreed that the 2006 study provides <br /> examples of how to redevelop a specific site. <br /> Chair Johnson said that if the EDA/City Council wants redevelopment to occur in Mounds <br /> View, they need to provide assistance towards the projects. Commissioner Meehlhause <br /> referenced his takeaway from the June ULI Workshop,which was that the City needs to be <br /> proactive and control the land in order to achieve successful projects. <br /> Commissioner Larson suggested that the City could concentrate its efforts on the two <br /> County Road 10 intersections that Ramsey County will be reconstructing in the next couple <br /> of years. He said the City could provide the County with its plan for those intersections. <br /> Commissioner Belting added that the City's participation could be as simple as adding <br /> colored pavers in the intersections. <br /> Commissioner Wagner-Harkonen said she would not feel comfortable creating a vision for <br /> the corridor unless a task force was created including Council members. Commissioner <br /> Meehlhause agreed. <br /> Motion/Second: Commissioner Larson moved and Commissioner Belting seconded a <br /> recommendation to the EDA to adopt the following process for creating a vision for County <br /> Road 10: <br />
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