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• Connections should be made to open space and recreational uses across County Road I. Crossings of County Road I at Silver Lake Road and another near Silver Lake Pointe can be enhanced to assist pedestrians and bicyclists with locating appropriate crossing points. • • It would be appropriate that the plant material selected for Section 9 consist of native varieties that would carry forward the theme of accentuating the area's natural resource —the wetlands. A list of native Minnesota varieties is included here to assist in the selection of plant material for this area. o Trees: Black Spruce, Paper Birch, Trembling Aspen, Willow, Tamarack, Green Ash, Northern Red Oak, Balsam Fir, White Spruce, White Cedar. o Shrubs: Alder, Dogwood, Willow, Bog Laurel, Bog Birch, Hazelnut, Honeysuckle, Raspberry, Chokecherry, Juneberry. o Herbs: Sedges, Horsetail, Reeds, Cattail, Lily of the Valley, Bracken Fern, Goldenrod, Hepatica, Violet, Solomons Seal, Bellwort, Ostrich Fern, Jack-in-the- Pulpit, Cottongrass, Starflower. G. Next Steps, Roles and Responsibilities The Section 9 Redevelopment Plan was prepared, in part, to • Serve as a springboard for the implementation of the plan's goals and objectives by directing those involved in the development of land within Section 9; and • • Identify those tasks that need to be carried out as a result of the adoption of this plan. In accordance with these plan objectives, a number of tasks require action or immediate attention subsequent to plan approval. These tasks are identified in sequential order below along with the corresponding office or agency responsible for implementation. TASK RESPONSIBLE PARTIES • Identify any modifications to land use controls and comprehensive City Staff plan resulting from adoption of Section 9 Redevelopment Plan City Attorney and, if necessary, submit to City Council and Metropolitan City Council Council for review and approval Metropolitan Council • Identify economic development funds and review economic City Staff development programs and policies in light of priorities contained Economic Development in this plan Commission Economic Development Authority Municipal Finance Advisor • Identify specific locations for trails and sidewalk connections in City Staff accordance with the City's Trail Plan Parks Commission Property Owners/Developers • Work with Mn/DOT and land developers to secure firm positions City Staff on access points to TH 10 Mn/DOT Staff Property Owners/Developers • Identify other subareas within the TH 10 corridor for further study City Staff and incorporation of features from Section 9. Economic Development • Commission Planning Commission 30