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<br />New Business <br /> <br />Rice Creek Commons <br /> <br />Commissioner Holden believed there was a disconnect between Rice Creek Commons and the <br />City of Arden Hills. She commented she has received 47 calls from individuals questioning if <br />Rice Creek Commons was in Arden Hills. She explained that Rice Creek Road was in New <br />Brighton, and Rice Creek Parkway and Rice Creek Trail were in Shoreview. She thought that <br />there was no key factor to identify Rice Creek Commons with Arden Hills. She understood the <br />County brought this name forward for marketing purposes. She wanted to have the JDA find a <br />tagline for this development. <br /> <br />Commissioner Grant indicated Rice Creek was a name used for the general area. He wanted to <br />see the site’s name, whether TCAAP or Rice Creek Commons integrated into the rest of the <br />community. He did not want to see the development become a separate appendage from the <br />remainder of Arden Hills. He feared Rice Creek Commons would be seen as a city unto its own <br />or be viewed as an extension of Shoreview. He feared the current name was problematic. He <br />understood the County developed the Rice Creek Commons name for marketing purposes, <br />however, he suggested a new name be entertained or that the name be somehow integrated <br />into the remainder of Arden Hills. <br /> <br />Chair Sand proposed the interviewing process include a question on how future developers <br />would name and localize the site. This would remove the burden from the City and County. He <br />stated it would be difficult to get comment from Ramsey County staff this evening given the <br />fact Administrator Director Worthington was not present. <br /> <br />Commissioner Ortega recommended this item be further discussed in April. <br /> <br />Staff Report – Solicitation Update <br /> <br />Josh Olson explained staff was gearing up for the solicitation deadline on Wednesday, March <br />9th. He indicated that the names of the proposers would be read and the documentation would <br />be forwarded to the members of the solicitation review committee. Mr. Olson reported that at <br />this time there were 57 plan holders, which was a healthy response to the solicitation. He <br />believed there was an opportunity for these plan holders to team up on the project. He <br />reviewed statistics on how many people have been sent or viewed information on the <br />solicitation. He discussed a list of questions that have been received from solicitors to date. <br /> <br />Chair Sand appreciated the thoughtful list of questions that had been provided by solicitors. He <br />questioned how many of the solicitors were from the State of Minnesota and how many were <br />from out of state. <br />
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