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�� V � � o ��U�, Anoka County - Department of Parks and Recreation � �',� 550 Bunker Lake Boulevard NW • Andover, Minnesota 55304 Telephone (763) 757-3920 • FAX (763) 755-0230 � hftp://www.co.anoka.mn.us/departments/park_rec ! ! MEMORANDUM To: County-Wide (Southern) Trail Planning Representatives From: John VonDeLinde Ron Cox Nick Eoloff Date: December 1, 2000 Subject: Minutes from County-side Trail Meeting Present: Ruth Nelson, Hilltop; Marian Rygwall, Spring Lake Park; Jim Marsh, Centerville; Wayne LeBlanc, Centerville; Rick DeGardner, Lino Lakes; David Full, Coon Rapids, Bruce Thielen, Coon Rapids; Paul Bolin, � Fridley; Jack Kirk, Fridley; Jim Peterson, Blaine; Heidi Nelson, Blaine; David Phipps, Circle Pines; John ' VonDeLinde, Anoka County; Ron Cox, Anoka County; Nick Eoloff, Anoka County � i Meeting began at 11:00 a.m. with the presentation as outlined in agenda. Afterwards, discussion focused on ' each city's trail system. The question was asked as to the standard width of a trail corridor. Note that there � is no standard for width, however Coon Rapids has a 20' easement between lots (10') each lot. City of Blaine has 30' and has one deveiopment at 50' width. Blaine also has b' sidewalk requirements on collector streets. � Another question was: what is the range of fees and are they increasing? Coon Rapids went from $300 to , $1,350 per single family lot and is currentiy looking at a trail dedication fee. Blaine is at $1,339 with automatic increase of 3% per year. City of Coon Rapids mentioned that ditches and MUSA line easements are great for trails. City of Hilltop: City has no trails, but F.Y.I. - Dick Petkoff is still City Tree Inspector. Spring Lake Park: new trail is on 81� Ave going north and west to Highway 65. Circle Pines: City has negotiated a off-road trail along Lexington Ave when improvements take place. The corner of Lexington and Lake Dr. wiU have new development and a potential for a trail rest-stop. Local trails tie into regional trail and Golden Lake County Park. Centerville: City has park dedication fees. City wants to connect with regional trails and loop around downtown. Trail alignment to follow Clearwater Creek with a pedestrian bridge over 35E connecting to Hardwood Creek Regional Trail. Added traii going north on 20�' to 80"' then east to connect with the Hardwood Creek. A trail alignment south on 20"' and west on Birch is alsa planned. Idea of boardwalk trail along the north side of Centervilfe Lake was proposed. The County has detailed plans of their recent boardwalk construction in the Rice Creek Chain-of-Lakes Regional Park Reserve. Lino Lakes: Trail development proposed along Hodgson Road (CASH 49) when improvements occur. Two added connections from southeast neighborhood (Pheasant Hills), into the regional park proposed when grants are received. City has a comprehensive Parks & Trail plan.