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Coordinate with PartnerAgencies 1 Jurisdiction is an important factor in determining the extent to which Elk River can manage roadway mainte- 32 nance and overall function.While US Highways 10 and 169 69 are under MnDOT control,Sherburne County has jurisdic- ,z, tion over County State Aid Highways(CSAR 1,12,13,and 33) and County Roads(CSAR 30,32,33,34,35,40,44,79,and 121).Most other roadways are under the City's authority. Avery small percentage of the community's streets are – privately maintained by neighborhood associations. 33 It will be essential for the City to continue coordinating 32 —s future public infrastructure investments with MnDOT and Sherburne County officials.State and county roads form backbonethe mobility the eagen ies evolve their systems,the C ty will need to 3s as ll ' g �C ,,., ao synchronize its road improvement projects such that the ` 169 changes are in alignment and supportive of each agency's 10 13 objectives. 12 The Elk River municipal boundary abuts several communi- ties including Nowthen,Ramsey,and Otsego.The City also 101 shares its eastern border with Sherburne County,which is adjacent to Anoka County.These entities'respective Roadway Jurisdiction capital improvements can dramatically impact develop- ment patterns within Elk River and vice versa.Maintaining iglw✓ay 10 open lines of communication with these jurisdictions _ County State Aid Highway will ensure future public investments benefit everyone. _ County Road Ongoing planning efforts for the Highway 10 corridor _ Local Road represent the most important transportation coordination priority for Elk River.Partnership with MnDOT,Sherburne and Ankoa Counties,and the City of Ramsey will be critical for achieving a shared vision of the corridor. 80 Transportation&Mobility Plan Elk River Comprehensive Plan