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<br />Downtown Centerville <br /> Master Plan & Development Guidelines <br />appropriate design standards. A range <br />of housing types will be available in <br />the setting through strategies such a shared downtown, each meeting high design <br />standards. Centerville will meet the <br />different peak-hour parking demands can challenge of managing growth while <br />share parking facilities. enhancing the historic small town flavor, <br />safety and strong sense of community <br /> <br />State Aid Highways 14 and 21. <br />- Task Force Vision Statement <br /> <br />through: an integrated street network, History of Centerville <br />provision of options for traffic flow, the <br />Centerville has a rich French-Canadian <br />design of streets with adequate width, and <br />history with the first white settlers arriving to <br />the provision of on-street parking. <br />coming to the area for the abundant wildlife. <br />Prior to the white settlers moving into the <br />storm water treatment ponds as a visual <br />area the Dakota Indians lived here in the <br />and recreational amenity to the project. <br />1600s and 1700s. At that time, this area <br />was covered with dense woodlands and <br />many square miles of marshes, lakes, and <br />respect to the specific character of their <br />waterways. The Dakotas abandoned their <br />immediate context within each district. <br />settlement in the late 1700's, but returned <br />annually to harvest wild rice. <br />such as restaurants, shops and services, to <br />Soon after, families from Canada arrived <br />animate the street within the Mixed-Use <br />and settled here because it reminded them <br />Corridors portion of the area. <br />of their former homeland. Several <br />descendants of these original settlers still <br />live in Centerville. <br />downtown and Centerville Lake <br />The city was officially established on August <br />11, 1857, when Minnesota was still a <br />The task force developed a vision statement <br />territory. At that time Centerville was known <br />for the entire project that will guide the <br />as Centerville Township and encompassed <br />development of the plan and aid in the <br />the current City of Centerville and the City of <br />evaluation of development proposals. <br />Lino Lakes. The downtown area of <br />Centerville was originally known as the <br />French Section. German immigrants settled <br />town and will be a safe community where <br />farther to the west in what is now part of the <br />people know their neighbors. The <br />City of Lino Lakes. The pioneers cleared <br />historic fabric of the downtown and the <br />the land for farming and agriculture soon <br />surrounding neighborhood provide a <br />followed. Residents formed the Church of <br />strong sense of place and pride for <br />St. Genevieve of Paris. <br />residents. Residents will be able to walk <br />to downtown through a well-connected <br />The Downtown Redevelopment Task Force <br />downtown will offer a mix of uses, with <br />with an emphasis on our uniqueness of <br />the small town character preserved by <br />having the downtown still standing, but all of <br />January 4, 2006 Page 5 of 34 <br /> <br />
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