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# Action I IF Priority Tirnefrarne Partners <br /> 5-50 Work with regional partners such as the University of Minnesota,Cargill,Great River 3 Long-term Economic Development <br /> Energy,Sportech Inc,and Medtronic to establish an incubator in Elk River to support Department and Chamber <br /> researchers who want to bring new technology to market. of Commerce <br /> 5-51 Evaluate strategies for activating public rights-of-way such as Jackson Ave between 1 Short-term Planning Division,Public <br /> Highway 10 and Main Street as a part of the recommended development of a Works Department,and <br /> Downtown Master Plan. Chamber of Commerce <br /> 5-52 Consider placing a focus on multicultural events that celebrate the different 3 Ongoing Chamber of Commerce <br /> communities that call the City home. and Business Owners <br /> 5-53 Promote waterfront programming and events that leverage this amenity. 3 Ongoing Parks and Recreation <br /> Department,Chamber <br /> of Commerce,Business <br /> Owners,and Local <br /> Organizations <br /> 5-54 Consider establishing Downtown gateway signage at Jackson Ave and Railroad Drive 3 Mid-term Planning Division,Public <br /> and Main Street and Parrish Avenue. Works Department,and <br /> Chamber of Commerce <br /> 5-55 Consider developing standard streetlight banners that can be displayed year round 3 Short-term Planning Division and <br /> in the Downtown as well as seasonal and temporary streetlight banners to provide Chamber of Commerce <br /> variety and interest. <br /> 5-56 Work with the school district to engage students in an art competition to design 3 Short-term Planning Division, <br /> streetlight banners that represent what the community means to them. Chamber of Commerce, <br /> and Local Schools <br /> Large Lot Industrial <br /> 5-57 Preserve large lot industrial sites. 1 Ongoing Planning Division <br /> 5-58 Continue to buffer industrial uses with lower intensity uses such as commercial or 2 Ongoing Planning Division <br /> business park uses and wherever possible avoid locating directly adjacent residential <br /> uses. <br /> 5-59 Require buffers and/or screening between industrial uses and any adjacent lower 1 Short-term Planning Division <br /> intensity uses. <br /> 5-60 Rezone parcels identified for large lot industrial within the Urban Service Area to I-2 1 Short-term Planning Division <br /> Medium Industrial Zoning District and those outside the the Urban Service Area to <br /> I-3 General Industrial Zoning District. <br /> 5-61 Update the I-3 General Industrial District standards to require larger lots for 1 Short-term Planning Division <br /> development. <br /> 5-62 Consider requiring a larger minimum lot area and lot width for the I-3 zoning 1 Short-term Planning Division <br /> category to deter smaller industrial development on these sites and make other I-1 <br /> and I-2 zoned areas of the City more attractive for this scale of development. <br /> 5-63 Facilitate the Transition of Properties Identified for Large Lot Industrial. 1 Ongoing Planning Division, <br /> Economic Development <br /> Department,Property <br /> Owners,and Private <br /> Developers <br /> 5-64 Maintain routine communication with the private land owners of properties 1 Ongoing Planning Division, <br /> identified for large lot industrial development. Economic Development <br /> Department,and Property <br /> Owners <br /> 5-65 Consider establishing public-private partnerships with developers who are 1 Ongoing Planning Division, <br /> interested in site acquisition for large lot industrial development. Economic Development <br /> Department,and Private <br /> Developers <br /> 136 Implementation Plan Elk River Comprehensive Plan <br /> DRAFT FOR REVIEW ONLY <br />