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5.6. PCSR 06-08-2010
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IMPLEMENTATION <br />• <br />Implementation Initiatives <br />Implementation of the master plan for the ~7ist Avenue FAST will span many years and <br />include many complex activities. It will likely be more than twenty-five years before <br />the vision for the FAST is fully realized. There are, however, many actions to be taken <br />in the near term -the next one to ten years. These actions (identified in Figure 7.i) are <br />critical to development success for the FAST. <br />The initial focus of implementation will be on actions needed to establish the master <br />plan as the official guide for development for the i7ist Avenue FAST. The first <br />implementation step is City Council adoption of the master plan. City Council approval <br />sets the stage for all subsequent public actions and the confidence needed for private <br />redevelopment activities. <br />During the early years of the FAST development, there are several critical actions that <br />can be taken to reduce development constraints, allow for greater investment in public <br />amenities and enhance the creation of a sustainable neighborhood. Pre-interchange <br />development with an additional signalized access can be used to set the stage for the <br />post-interchange development with enhanced financial opportunities. Suggested <br />activities to enhance project success include: <br />» Strategically stage development so that it builds market momentum and early projects act as <br />positive demonstrations of great things to come in the FAST. <br />» Build high-quality streetscapes, natural areas and pedestrian links because these amenities will <br />drive future market interest. <br />» Create convenient, sa fe linkages between various trail routes for bike commuting. <br />Key initial activities are identified in Figure 7.z and are further described below. <br />Twin Lakes Parkway & ~7~st Avenue <br />Congruent with the East Elk River Gateway and Hinge sub area development, the <br />construction of Twin Lakes Parkway will begin to establish future transportation <br />patterns for the FAST. The re-alignment of the intersection at i7~st Avenue and the <br />extended Twin Lakes Parkway combined with an enhanced streetscape for both <br />roadways will help attract new development to Gateway Business Park and other <br />properties south of ~7ist Avenue. Official mapping of Twin Lakes Parkway should also <br />be considered. Official mapping is an official platting process to secure right-of-way <br />for future roadway improvements. The roadway is platted with the county and will <br />be transferred to the city at the time of development. <br />A Second Signalized Intersection -Interim Access <br />Additionally, MN DOT would consider a proposal to create a signal at the proposed <br />interchange location. The second signal would trigger closing all individual property <br />. access points and focus access to i7ist Avenue, the new signal and right-in J right-out <br />access points at 73rd Avenue and 65th Avenue. This new signal and intersection <br />68 1713t. CN2nlJ2 Focused Area STudy <br />
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