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· Page 9-3 under Section 9.3: HThe surface of these trails varies between asphalt, concrete, gravel, wood chip mulch, and grass. " · Page 9-6 under Section 9.4.1, Charles Perry Park: "Complete the trail from the picnic pavilion to the Elmer L. Andersen Memorial Trail in Tony Schmidt underpsss trail Regional Park. · Page 9-9, Table 9.2 Trail Improvement List: o Segment F- Elmer L. Andersen Memorial Trail Ton)" Schnlidt Underpass trail o Segment F.l- Perry Park Pavilion to Elmer L. Andersen Memorial Trail- Underpass Trail Head o Segment G.l - Lake Johanna Blvd. (County Rd E to Ton}' Schntidt Underpass He#- Elmer L. Andersen Memorial Trail) · Page 9-11, Section 9.4.4: uLali.d adjacent to T()n)~ SChl1lidt Regional Ptlr,lc hs-s also been identified Jf:er potential incerporation into t,71at par/{. Two land parcels remain to be aCQuired within the boundary of Tonv Schmidt Regional Park. Additional Dublic lands adiacent to the Dark are proposed to be used far trails and trail connections under cooperative aI!reements " · Page 9-12, Section 9.4.5: ...7::'oro' nine acres lvill be uscdJYlr a 1vildlifc corridor to connect the ~4114TS pr()por't)~ Ie the Riee Cr<:c,"" corridor. This arcs lnay incorporate p&th}va)~s J+er public use. The City will be receivinI! 49 acres ofTCAAP oropertv as a Dublic benefit transfer in order to maintain a wildlife corridor between the AHATS property and Rice Creek. The City will transfer the 49 acres to Ramsev Countv for incayvoration into the Rice Creek North ReJ!ional Trail in accordance with the aovroved ReJ!ional Trail Master Plan. Ramsey County has prepared, and the City has approved, the Rice Creek North Regional Trail Wildlife Corridor Habitat Restoration plan. Imvrovements. remediations. restoration and other development of the wildlife corridor propertv. prior to and following transfer to Ramsev Countv. will be guided hv this plan. Trail connections for public use Inav be incorlJorated into the wildlife corridor. However. they must be desiJ!ned and aligned so as not to imvede the movement of wildlife. " · Figures 9.1 and 9.2 include recommended changes. Reference the four following maps, including Figures 9.1 and 9.2 from Arden Hills draft Comprehensive Plan, and two maps froln Ramsey County's Parks and Recreation System Plan, March 2006. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (651) 266-8021. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the City's plan.