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<br /> ';,)O } ' i a y • � 1 ' " ,�' ' y ' l ,i � 1 Centerville Lake is on the south side of
<br /> „,...m, J ' }' y ' Art.,' ' ' ' i C oun • j 14. Currently, in area E, on the
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<br /> ..r. „ " � ~ y/ 0 1 ' y r 4 � ' • _ ”' south side of County 14, the property by
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<br /> 4-4-°. 3 r 2.-Lt.''''' a ° P '',0 ,. " Waterworks has a new house under LI.
<br /> it? . 1 �'' "" t ' : ' ` ' y 1 y � Tj i, M,� 1 construction and a trail could be constructed •
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<br /> 1/2 r ` , , Sf as that property is developed. Other property
<br /> A � ' just south of Mound Trail on County 1 4
<br /> J" f � �'� � ? { _ • f4, �°" 4k 3 ha l • l� •jt U r fi' 4 !•, , , x '' ,; t. . may also be developed at some point, and
<br /> me ' t,V ' t r 4,, ,, J ; . I `. •. when that happens, again, a trail could be
<br /> 1 ti •� I T � � ' , 31 : ' a` r • 4 developed. The urgency here is to establish
<br /> ' '' � ; �� a r ''' ' ' �r 11 �� � � } ' ' ^R M , ' 7 kt 1 . 4 S the specifications for the trail so that I.
<br /> "CI" ,CIF { 'jj ' F , fi + f , . ��`'' development of the areas is done consistent
<br /> f t,4 ' . " ,: ,, ' „ - , • ` M 1 r ,4 with the inclusion of a trail as shown. •.‘
<br /> Pill ` ' . , �. t • + ,. yyyY���```r ,, Area F: Wargo Nature Center
<br /> ,. �" ,;ry �' ' ` r • ' � '} "'' = Anoka County Parks already has a plan to
<br /> , - 'r O ' , t ,.�� ' (� Nt ° construct a trail from area E to the Wargo •
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<br /> � � 1 "s ` Nature Center located at F. See Figure 3.
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<br /> „ ; 1 i " . � x 1 •, ',, R Area G: Trail Connections
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<br /> �P ` Area G shows the Anoka Chain of Lakes
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<br /> i . ;; ,� r ' . ,� trail connecting to Lino Lakes to the west
<br /> t i : 4. �' ' . j ` ' and eventually connecting to other trails in
<br /> , V1•71'‘•' . f �, the Metro, notably the Rice Creek Trail
<br /> rt . 0 " 1 ,-;"-:,!,. , , t , 4 - -1 ' x . .� 1; ` r ,: North. See Figure 4.
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<br /> 6.: ," * a - a Area H and I: Lamotte Park
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<br /> -.„ ; g The largest park in Centerville is Lamotte
<br /> *h 3': P'ie '°" > ^ ' Park located in Area H. Plans are already
<br /> Figure 3. Area E, F, and G. Anoka Park Trail Plan underway to connect Lamotte Park to the
<br /> Anoka County Chain of Lakes trails from H
<br /> to G. To complete the Centerville Lake
<br /> loop, a trail is needed from H to D. At Area I, the St Paul Water Utility has property that may come up
<br /> for sale in a couple years. This area, being right across the street from Lamotte Park would make a great
<br /> lakeshore park and pier, possibly jointly owned by Centerville and Lino Lakes.
<br /> Area J: Centerville Trail South
<br /> A current easement through Area J is perfect for a trail to be constructed as the land to the south of it is
<br /> developed. Centerville will be developing a trail through area J as land is developed. This trail would
<br /> provide a route to Lamotte Park and beyond in addition to providing a circular trail through central
<br /> Centerville (Areas J, M, C, and H).
<br /> Area K: Water Utility Easement Trail to Future Lino Lakes Recreational Park
<br /> Area K has a St Paul Water Utility easement that could provide a trail between Lamotte Park and a
<br /> possible future Lino Lakes Recreational area at Area L. Just north of Birch Street (between L and K), it
<br /> might be possible to use currently undeveloped land, or if necessary, continue K all the way straight south
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