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Removals of existing pavements and features. Installed pavement materials including: bituminous drive and trails, concrete walk, permeable pavers, and grass pave. Additional site features include: ADA kayak launch, concrete stairs and abutment, metal handrails, boulder retaining walls, stormwater basins, landscaping and erosion control.
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Census ID
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204766
Population
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19,354
Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Stillwater
This Master Plan outlines the future development and vegetation management for North Aiple Park, located on the St. Croix River. Guided by an approved concept plan and adhering to a conservation easement, the plan integrates community input to address site needs and improvements. Key development recommendations include establishing ADA-accessible kayak/canoe launches, rehabilitating existing structures into public facilities like picnic shelters and an outdoor recreation building, and creating accessible and natural surface trails. Additional amenities such as picnic areas, benches, overlooks, and expanded parking are also planned. The vegetation management strategy focuses on controlling invasive species, enhancing and restoring native vegetation, protecting sensitive groundwater seep wetlands, assessing existing bank stabilization practices, highlighting natural resource values, and evaluating the feasibility of a public trout pond. The overall objective is to enhance passive riverfront recreation opportunities while preserving the site's natural beauty.
This document outlines the City's annual street reconstruction program, initiated in 1994, with the goal of improving all city streets to a high standard, incorporating concrete curb and gutter, bituminous pavement, sidewalks, stormwater collection, and updated sanitary sewer and watermain services. It details the process from feasibility reporting and engineering design to public hearings and contract awards. The plan specifically highlights proposed street improvement projects for 2024 and 2025, with construction schedules extending through October 2026, and covers communication strategies, project funding, assessment policies, and construction processes, ensuring improvements are prioritized based on pavement condition, drainage, and special projects.
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The strategic plan focuses on providing a quality living environment and public services while protecting cultural, historical, and natural resources. It emphasizes fair and open government, careful planning, effective management, and efficient fiscal policy. Core values include respect, integrity, trust, quality, and competence, aiming for continuous improvement and excellence in customer service.
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