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f^- >> ill'.' .V.’ In the appendix, a map defining the b.'>undaries of each separate MUSA Part (I thru XXXXII) will be included. On Page 33-39, regarding City policies on Big Island, the language will be rev ised and augmented to indicate the City ’s change in philosophy re: Hennepin Parks ownership, per Exhibit D-5. HOUSING PLAN On Page 3C-2, the language of Housing Plan Purpose 1 will be revised per Exhibit D-6. On Page 3C-7 and at all other locations where the Population Projections table appears, a footnote will be added that indicates as follows: "The ‘saturation’ population estimates are based on current and planned zoning densities and land uses, as well as on the City ’s analysis of remaining developable land." On Page 3C-11, the second paragraph will include a reference note that the 1978 windshield survey of housing conditions was conducted by City staff and documented in the 1980 CMP; and in the 3"* paragraph will reference more accurately the housing study and windshield survey completed by City staff in 1997, per Exhibit D-7. On Page 3C-15, a sentence will be added to the second paragraph noting that the state policy on property taxes has a severe impact on aging long-time residents’ ability to remain in their homes, per Exhibit D-8. TRANSPORTATION PLAN At the end of the first paragraph on Page 4A-5 and in similar paragraphs on pages 3B-10, 3C-6 and 4C-9, decreasing population projections through the last 3 decades will be acknowledged by adding a sentence per Exhibit D-9. On Page 4A-11, language will be added to the end of the first paragraph to strengthen the idea that higher density requires transportation improvements that will lead adverse environmental impacts per Exhibit D-10. On Page 4A-9 paragraph 1, the wording will be modified slightly to clarify that the intersection being discussed in that paragraph is Co. Rd. 6 and Willow Drive. In paragraph 3, language revisions acknowledge the current planning process underway involving the Orono and Long Lake Planning Commissions. See Exhibit D-IJ. On Page 4A-16, Urban Transportation Policy 3, a sentence will be added regarding ensuring adequate road design standards to accommodate large emergency vehicles, per Exhibit D-12. The same language will be added to Rural Transportation Policy 5 on Page 4A-18. On Page 4A-19, the language of Rural Transportation Policy 9 will be slightly revised per Exhibit D-1 3, Page 2