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~.latural Resources Inventory <br />Red Wing MN <br />for Full County Inventory <br />The City of Red Wing is a largely undeveloped community <br />noted for its access to regional bike trails, historic <br />restaurants, enticing main street shops and its beautiful <br />natural surroundings. When the City of Red Wing was <br />presented with a proposal to develop a 450-acre medical <br />campus and residential area, the City recognized the need <br />to prepare for and accommodate growth while protecting <br />and enhancing its natural resources. <br />The City chose Bonestroo to conduct a natural resources <br />study of 3,000 acres of undeveloped land, which <br />included the site for the proposed campus. Using <br />information provided by the Minnesota Historical <br />Society, infrared photography and intense field surveys, <br />Bonestroo's botanist and natural resources scientists <br />gathered data on the existing quality of natural <br />resources, rare species and cultural resources such as <br />archaeological sites and historic buildings. <br />This information was entered into a database that was <br />then linked to a GIS system. The GIS system is a free- <br />standing product that makes the information readily <br />accessible to any staff member through ArcView. As a <br />planning tool, the GIS component gives decision makers <br />a comprehensive picture of an area, which provides <br />greater assurances that they're making the right choices <br />where development is concerned. In the case of the <br />medical campus and residential development, the data <br />helped the City relocate some of the roads and house <br />pads to protect rare species. <br />The success of this inventory, considered a pilot project <br />by Goodhue County, has allowed the County to <br />confidently request Bonestroo's involvement in a similar <br />inventory for the rest of the county. <br />Bonestroo <br />0 Rasene <br />Anderiik & <br />Associates <br />Engineers 6 Architects <br />Pilot Project's Success Sets Foundation <br />
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