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City of Centervllle 2030 Comprehensive Plan Update Page ., 10/29/08 Park and Trails . The Centerville plan is consistent with the County's Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plans. . On page 19, tirst paragraph, the Met Council requires that park reserves, not regional parks, have 80 percent ofland preserved in a natural state. . On the same page, last paragraph, regarding the Bald Eagle Regional Trail, the last word should be street instead of avenue. These changes have been made. . On page 77, the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes has over 5,000 acres, not 2,500. The Metropolitan Council also commented on this section. They state that Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Park has 4,400 acres. We are using that figure for consistency with regional system plans. Transportation · The trdils section needs a description of bicycle and pedestrian accessibility to transit corridors and transit facilities in order for the city to receive federal transportation funds through the regional solicitation process. [Met Council requirement] Not having a statement could also hurt the county if it tries to apply for funds from the regional solicitation process as well. Language has been added on page 83 to address this issue. . The map legend for the functional classification should probably not have "county" or "city" in front ofthe functional classification. Roadways are principal arterials, "A" minor arterials, "B" minor arterials, or collectors. Jurisdiction is a factor in determining the functional classification, but is not ncccssarily a detcrmining factor. For instance, some principal arterials are under state jurisdiction, and some are under county jurisdiction. The map legend has been changed to comply with this comment. . The counly will have updated future traffic volumes by mid- to late-July. When the updated numbers are available, the county will distribute the revised volumes to the cities. We apologize for the delay, there were some technical issucs and demographic issues that needed to be resolved before the forecasting could be completed. Thank you. Centerville will incorporate these forecasts as they are made available to the City. . The city may want to explain that the forecast volumes came from the Anoka County model. The Met Council wants to know if volumes were forecasted or if they were projected. [Met Council requirement] The text indicates both methodologies.