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Err Priority Tirneffrarn" 6-7 Consider transferring the identified segment of Joplin Street to the county. 3 Mid-term Sherburne County 6-8 Consider realigning segments of CSAH 33 to enhance east -west connections. 2 Long-term Sherburne County 6-9 Consider implementing improvements identified in the 2019 study of Twin Lakes 2 Long-term Sherburne County Road by Sherburne County. 6-10 Consider enhancing north -south routes such as the potential connection between 2 Long-term Sherburne County and Filmore Street and Jarvis Street. Public Works Department 6-11 Implement planned connections for Twin Lakes Road and County Road 40 (Cleveland 2 Short-term Public Works Department Road) and 5th Street from Dodge Street to Twin Lakes Road. 6-12 Coordinate with the city of Ramsey to ensure plans and potential modifications to 2 Long-term City of Ramsey Highway 10 align with the future land use development plan for this area of Elk River. 6-13 Continue to keep open lines of communication with MnDOT and Sherburne County 2 Long-term MnDOT and Sherburne to ensure no plans for Highway 10 west of the Highway 101/10/169 interchange are County made without input directly from the city. 6-14 Ensure the downtown street system is analyzed as a part of a Downtown Master Plan. 2 Mid-term Planning Division and Public Works Department 6-15 Require any future design studies for downtown and the Highway 10 corridor east of 1 Short-term Planning Division the Highway 101/10/169 interchange incorporate a traffic analysis. 6-16 Establish a policy regarding the use of curbside space for delivery of goods and 1 Short-term Planning Division and bicycle lanes. Public Works Department 6-17 Require public sidewalks connect homes to recreational facilities, schools, 1 Short-term Planning Division and neighborhood commercial nodes, and places of employment in new developments. Public Works Department 6-18 Require a sliding scale of sidewalk improvements based on the development pattern 1 Short-term Planning Division and and density ofthe subdivision. Public Works Department Complete Streets 6-19 Enact a Complete Streets policy or approach, guided bythe Trails Master Planto 1 Short-term Planning Division and support better review of capital improvements in the context of future planning. Public Works Department 6-20 Consider replacing the current parking spaces on Jackson Avenue with on -street 2 Mid-term Planning Division and bicycle lanes. Public Works Department 6-21 Focus future investments to Main Street on pedestrian safety moving west towards 2 Mid-term Planning Division and downtown. Public Works Department Bike & Pedestrian Co nne ti ins 6-22 Evaluate the feasibility of constructing a grade -separated option over the BNSF 3 Long-term BNSF and Public Works railroad and Highway 10 into the downtown. Department 6-23 Ensure directional signage is prominent and provides a clear direction to users and 2 Mid-term Recreation Department ties in branding for key destinations such as the downtown. Transit and Other Mobility Service Providers 6-24 Conduct a study of micromobility best practices and consider utilizing appropriate 3 Mid-term NorthStar Commuter Line approaches at the NorthStar Commuter Line station with consideration given to and Planning Division equity, access, and safety issues. 6-25 Consider updating the zoning ordinance to require bicycle parking and EV charging 1 Short-term Planning Division stations in new parking lots. 6-26 Conduct an evaluation of connected and autonomous vehicle mobility requirements 3 Long-term Planning Division and to prepare for potential infrastructure or policy level changes to smoothly transition Public Works Department into these modes oftravel. eight 6-27 Evaluate potential conflicts with the proposed BNSF railroad realignment through the 2 Long-term BNSF and Public Works downtown. Department Urban Services Area 7-1 Limit new development to areas within the existing Urban Service Area or in areas identified for Urban Service Area expansion. Ongoing I Planning Division 138 191R-11adM91AS VVAIMiVEi701wo Implementation Plan • Elk River Comprehensive Plan