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<br /> I: ~t1fflkf1 ~~f.l.16rr ~ ~ <br /> I GIS & PlANNING TECHNOLOGIES <br /> it Draft North Metro 35W Corridor Coalition GIS Proiect Outline <br /> I Introduction: <br /> This document is intended to outline the information required to initiate the development and <br /> 1 implementation of a regional GIS program for the North Metro 35W Corridor Coalition, The GIS program <br /> discussed here is similar in scope to the GlS program being developed by the Dakota County Economic <br /> Development Partnership, Implemented correctly. a regional GlS program could prove to be an ideal way <br /> for the live cities of the North !>Letro 35W Corridor Coalition (Arden Hills, Mounds View, New Brighton. <br /> I Roseville. and Shoreview) to address common planning and economic development issues facing the area, <br /> The North Metro 35W Corridor Coalition has at least three advantages that the DCEDP does not. First, the <br /> size of the proposed project area is substantially smaller than lhe area in Dakota County, Second. the project <br /> I would benefit from having the latest topological data from recent aerial photos. which will reduce the <br /> amount of added labor necessary to update e,osling buildings, roads. etc, Third. the North Metro 35W <br /> Corridor Coalilion has a much stronger and more identifiable common interest: 1.35W, These advantages <br /> I mean that a North Metro 35W Corridor Coalition G!S project. similar to DCEDP's GIS Program, would be <br /> much more manageable from both an administrative and a technical perspective, resulting in lower costs and <br /> a completion in a shorter time.frame, <br /> I The following pages outline the data and procedures necessary for developing a GIS project for the 35W <br /> Corridor that focuses on Commercial and Industrial areas, Estimated time and cost figures are covered as <br /> well. The project has been broken into several phases to make it more manageable, Phase I deals with <br /> Ie bringing each city in the group up to a common level concerning their GlS databases, Phase II outlines the <br /> opportunity for joint training once the data in Phase I is available, Phase 1I1 involves a Commercialf[ndustrial <br /> inventory that would provide the cities with the information necessary to promote economic development <br /> and redevelopmem along lhe 35W Corridor. Phase IV addresses the potential need for custom GIS <br /> 1 applications that could be developed and shared among the group, Phase V is a brief discussion of methods <br /> for making the commerciaVindustrial data more accessible to the public, <br /> I Phase 1- Base Data Development: <br /> Phase 1 has been split into two pam due to the availability of data, The data required for Part I is currently <br /> 1 available from Ramsey County and the participating cities, The data needed for Part 2 will come from the <br /> aerial photos taken this spring, This data will not be ready until al least this fall, As soon as the data is <br /> available from the county, Part 2 can be undertaken, <br /> I Phase I - Pari I: <br /> Part 1 involves the development of the "core" data lhat will be used in the project. The core data should <br /> include parcels. roads, zoning designations, comprehensive plan designations, and existing land use <br /> I designations. Also included in Part I is the creation of maps from the dala for editing and presentation <br /> purposes, Following is a brief discussion of is sues surrounding the core data: <br /> Parcels: Ramsey County has completed its update to parcelsllots for all five cities, The county maintains <br /> I information on both lots and parcels (a combination of several lots), For the purposes of this project, parcels <br /> should be the primary base layer, There is some question as how to best organize the relationship between <br /> lots and parcels when dealing with both ArcCad and ArcView, The county: however, is flexible in the way <br /> I they provide the data and format issues should be easily overcome, A more important consideration is how <br /> up.to-date the data is, The completed parcel layer recently obtained by the City of Rosevi\le suggests that <br /> the parcel data has not been updated for as much as a year. At this point it is not clear whether or not the <br /> tI' 1406 South Greeley Street - Suite 2 - Stillwater, MN 55082 - 612/351-1318 <br /> I <br />
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