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Proctor Comprehensive Plan Update 2008
MIC staff is working with the City of Proctor's Comprehensive Planning Group (http://www.ci.proctor.mn.us/) to facilitate an Update of their Comprehensive Plan. The Proctor Comprehensive Plan Scope of Work. Components of the plan will include:
*Demographics & Housing
*Land Use
*Transportation
*Economic Development
*Natural & Cultural Resources
*Parks & Open Space
*Community Facilities & Utilities
*Intergovernmental Cooperation
*Implementation
MIC staff is working with the City of Proctor's Comprehensive Planning Group (http://www.ci.proctor.mn.us/) to facilitate an Update of their Comprehensive Plan. The Proctor Comprehensive Plan Scope of Work. Components of the plan will include:
*Demographics & Housing
*Land Use
*Transportation
*Economic Development
*Natural & Cultural Resources
*Parks & Open Space
*Community Facilities & Utilities
*Intergovernmental Cooperation
*Implementation
| Proctor Comprehensive Planning Group
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| Members include: Lori Anderson Jim Schwarzbauer Kathy Hannan Ted Peterson Steve Anderson Mike Maeckelbergh Richard Anderson RaeLea Johnson Arnie Carlson Jeff Gunderson |
| Public Involvement & Outreach
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| A Community Visioning session was held Tuesday May 13th at 6:30pm at the Proctor Community Center. Results of the Visioning Session. MIC Staff has outreached to existing Proctor committee's to get their input on items that the Comp Plan needs to include & address. See input below: Tourism Committee Input March 2008 PEDA Input April 2008 Proctor Chamber of Commerce Meeting May 13, 2008. |
| Safe Routes to School in Proctor
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| Safe Routes to School Programs strive to improve the health of kids and the community by making walking and bicycling to school safer, easier and more enjoyable. Programs involve parents, community members, school staff, traffic engineers, city planners, law enforcement officers, community leaders and many others. Planning efforts assess the safety of school travel routes; make changes such as building crosswalks or adding crossing guards; educate students and drivers about safe travel and encourage walking and biking to school. Some programs expand to promote safe walking and bicycling throughout the community. Safe Routes to School is a national program included in the federal transportation bill and is geared towards kindergarten - 8th graders. The goals of the program are: 1.Enable & encourage children to walk & bike to school 2.Make bicycling & walking to school a safer & more appealing transportation alternative, encouraging healthy lifestyles from an early age (K-8) 3.Facilitate planning, development, & implementation of projects & activities that will improve safety & reduce traffic, fuel consumption, & air pollution in the vicinity of schools A Steering Committee has been formed for Proctor Safe Routes to School. |
| Kirkus Street Project
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| The Kirkus Street project will be built in 2010. A property owners meeting was held in February 2008. Kirkus Street Property Owner Meeting. Map of Kirkus Street Project. |
| For More Information
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| Contact MIC Planner James Gittemeier by phone at (218) 529-7556 or send a message by email. |
Quick Links
| Meeting Information
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| Click here to view current MIC meeting materials. Click here to view calendar of all upcoming committee meetings. |
| MIC Staff
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| Click here for list of MIC staff members, their current projects and email contact information. |
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| We Need Your Input!
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| We are seeking public review and comment on the following planning initiatives: DRAFT 2011-2014 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for the Superior Metro Area |
| Featured Planning Project
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| Long Range Transportation Plan - Directions 2035 |
| Current Planning Initiatives
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| Click on a project link, below, for information about current MIC planning efforts: Bike-Ped Advisory Committee (BPAC) 2011-2014 Duluth Urbanized Area TIP |
| Recent Plans and Studies
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| Study Shows Arrowhead Region Rich in Transportation Assets
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| A recent study released by the National Association of Development Organizations (NADO), Arrowhead Region's Transportation Assets: A Case Study of the Twin Ports Region of Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin, highlights the assets and opportunities related to multi-modal transportation systems in the Twin Ports area of Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin. |