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12/24/1997
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CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY <br /> REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES <br /> HIGHWAY 10 DESIGN THEME <br /> REQUEST: <br /> The City of Mounds View's Economic Development Authority(EDA)is seeking proposals <br /> from qualified consultants to work with City Stall;the Planning Commission and Economic <br /> Development Commission to prepare a design theme for the Highway 10 redevelopment <br /> corridor between Edgewood Drive and Silver Lake Road,located in the City of Mounds View. <br /> GOAL OF PROJECT: <br /> The goal of this project is to develop 2-3 design alternatives which would identify the area <br /> between Edgewood Drive and Silver Lake Road on Highway 10 as the Mounds View City <br /> Center,i.e. a focal point of community activity and the City's commercial core. The City is <br /> seeking to transform Highway 10 corridor into a more unified, attractive corridor that conveys a <br /> sense of place and contributes to the overall community fabric. Techniques could include an <br /> overall scheme for landscaping,lighting,signage,and fencing,and methods for marking the <br /> gateway points into this area(Edgewood Drive and Silver Lake Road.) The design theme <br /> would be implemented along the parcels fronting on Highway 10, and attention needs to be <br /> given to existing land use,property conditions,natural features,and the amount of land <br /> available for implementing a design theme. Use of a portion of the Highway 10 right-of-way is <br /> a possibility but not guaranteed. The City is seeking recommendations on whether the design <br /> approach should be formal or informal in nature,given the character of the larger community. <br /> The City also desires to utilize wherever possible natural features within the corridor such as <br /> wetlands and woodlands. <br /> BACKGROUND: <br /> The City of Mounds View is located 10 miles north of Minneapolis and St. Paul directly west of <br /> Interstate 35W on Highway I Q. Mounds View is in the northwest corner of Ramsey County <br /> and is bordered by the communities of New Brighton,Arden Hills,Fridley,Blaine, Shoreview <br /> and Spring Lake Park. <br /> Mounds View has a population of 13,000 people and has grown from a bedroom community to <br /> a bustling suburb with diverse residential neighborhoods and three quality business parks. <br /> The Mounds View City Council has directed that high priority be given to the Highway 10 <br /> corridor as the major thoroughfare in Mounds View,the focal point of the City's commercial <br /> zoning and as having considerable potential for strengthening the City's economic base. It is <br /> also recognized that Highway 10 has a significant impact on the liveability of Mounds View and <br /> how the community is perceived. <br /> On March 17, 1997,the City Council discussed community and economic development issues <br /> in Mounds View with staff One of the major issues discussed was the importance of the <br /> Highway 10 corridor. At that time,the City Council indicated that Highway 10 should be given <br /> a high priority, with immediate attention given to land use and design issues. <br />
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