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• Old Hwy 8 bridge over 1-694 is a major pedestrian connection to link a safe <br /> environment for pedestrians to travel to the New Brighton Exchange. Long Lake <br /> Regional Park,and the Ncw Brighton Community Center, The improvement will be <br /> needed when MNDOT replaces or re-decks the Old Hwy 8 bridge., -- Deleted:1 <br /> o Create a safer crossing from Pike Lake Trail to Long Lake Regional park <br /> o Construct a trail from Long Lake Regional Park train depot along Rush Lake north to <br /> Old HWY 8 <br /> Strategic Plan Action Strategies <br /> 1. Include a Trail and Sidewalk System Plan as part of the Comprehensive Plan update. <br /> 2. Build grass-roots citizen advocacy for trails. <br /> 3. Increase citizen awareness through mapping and printed literature: Create and post park <br /> and trail maps in parks and in public buildings. Include in new resident packets. Market <br /> parks and trails as part of a more livable community to attract new residents and keep <br /> current residents. <br /> 4. Require trail and sidewalk plans of all new development and have a review process. <br /> 5. Plan and advocate for safe trail routes through new I-694 interchanges and related <br /> roadway/bridge improvements for Northwest Quadrant development. This area is the <br /> heart of the city and needs to be well connected to the rest of the city. <br /> 6. Transportation planning should take into account and encourage bicycle and pedestrian <br /> usage. <br /> 7. Include trails in transportation planning; look for opportunities to use or reclaim right of <br /> way for trails or walks when streets are rebuilt. <br /> 8. Include art in trail amenity design,such as benches,gateways,signage,etc. <br /> 9. Increase citizen awareness and usage through events: incorporate events using the trail <br /> system for greater awareness and expanded users groups.Fund raising walks,youth bike <br /> rides,etc. <br /> Funding Strategies <br /> 1. City Street Funds. <br /> 2. Property Tax Assessments. <br /> 3. Grants:Federal,State,Regional,Met Council with Ramsey County Parks. <br /> 4. Transportation Grants:TEA-21 Federal grants,State and County. <br /> 5. Work with other bodies: Interstate reconstruction - Insist that all <br /> replacement/reconstructed bridges are pedestrian and bike friendly. Development - <br /> Require trails and sidewalks as part of new development and redevelopment. <br /> 6. Bond referendums: Citizen approved city tax obligation used to pay for specific <br /> improvements such as trails,bridges or walkways. <br /> Other agencies offer trail opportunities within and beyond City limits. <br /> • Ramsey County owns and operates Long Lake Regional Park, a 202 acre regional <br /> park located in the northeast corner of New Brighton. It offers opportunities for <br /> walking,biking,nature study,boating and picnicking. <br /> • Rice Creek West Regional Trail is located in the northern part of the city and <br /> connects Long Lake Regional Park with to the Mississippi River. <br />
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