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draft 1219/9' <br /> North-Metro 1-355 Corridor Coalition <br /> 1997- 1999 Work Plan <br /> 1. eo -amation-Sygms I <br /> 0 Development of Data Base- (January 1997- March, 1998) <br /> The development of are accurate and compatible data base is of utmost importance to the successful <br /> implementation of a shared GIS system. To that end, Phase I - Part I of this task will be the <br /> incorporation of data which is currently available (i.e., parcels, road names, zoning, existing land use <br /> and other assessor and tax attributes) from the two participating counties (Anoka and Ramsey). <br /> Development of Building Data Base and CommerciaYIndustrial Inventory (January 1998 <br /> December 1 998) <br /> Phase I -Part 2 would focus on the linking of appropriate County assessor core building data and <br /> associated addresses, including multi-tenants to building footprints. The resulting data base would <br /> be related back to the underlying parcel data base and assist in the development of not only an <br /> inventory of current commercial/industrial activity, but also in the future development capacity of <br /> sites throughout the corridor. This data base will also be linked to the OCR data base. This process <br /> may also be used to determine residential developable sites. <br /> Integration of l scellaneous Data - (September, l 97 i July, 1998) <br /> Phase I - Part 2 will include the incorporation of data from miscellaneous sources. The data to be <br /> incorporated in this task may include: hydrography, (including wetlands delineation), road edges, <br /> digital aerial photographs and topography. <br /> Data Base Maintenance/Enhancement/Coordination (January 1998 - ongoing) <br /> Much of the GI S data to be used by the Coalition is dynamic in nature and rewires constant <br /> updating. In addition, these data sets originate from a variety of organizations. Careful and logical <br /> mmagernent of data is essential for data to be accurate and up to date. A. full-time <br /> coordi.natorlrnanager is required to work with member cities and outside agencies in this task and all <br /> other work program issues. <br /> Joint Usage of Equipment(July 1997 -December 1999) <br /> The desire by the member cities to collaboratively work on GIS presents opportunities for joint <br /> usage of expensive hardware. The cities will develop an agreement which specifies what hardware <br /> Will be shared by whom and under what circumstances (i.e., time and money). <br /> Development of Electronic Data Linkages Between Cities - (June- December, 1997) <br /> The "knitting" of electronic data between the cities will provide the opportunity for any Coalition <br /> member to "look outside of the box"}. These opportunities Will lead to the ability to jointly market <br /> the cities for economic development and redevelopment purposes. This can be realized by <br /> establishing high-speed data transmission connections between member cities using existing <br /> infrastructure where possible. <br /> UAI-35 MAC D-COMWWORKPLAM97wRKPLN.DOC <br />