Comprehensive Plan

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The Coon Rapids 2040 Plan is an update to the City's Comprehensive Plan, which guides future development, transportation, housing, water resources, parks and other public facilities through the year 2040. State Law requires that cities in the Twin Cities metropolitan area update their Comprehensive Plans every ten years. The City will complete the Coon Rapids 2040 Plan by the end of 2018.

Public comments were considered as part of the 2040 plan which were gathered through online surveys and meetings.

Comprehensive Plan Documents

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The City’s previous Comprehensive Plan was adopted by the City Council in 2009. The documents are available below.

Chapters

  1. Chapter 1 - Introduction (PDF)
  2. Chapter 2 - Land Use (PDF)
  3. Chapter 3 - Transportation (PDF)
  4. Chapter 4 - Housing (PDF)
  1. Chapter 5 - Water Resources (PDF)
  2. Chapter 6 - Parks and Open Space (PDF)
  3. Chapter 7 - Community Facilities (PDF)

Maps

  1. Age of Housing Stock (PDF)
  2. Arterial and Collector Streets (PDF)
  3. Commercial Districts (PDF)
  4. Community Facilities Plan (PDF)
  5. Coon Creek Preservation Development Plan (PDF)
  6. Critical Area Erosion (PDF)
  7. Critical Area Land Use (PDF)
  8. Critical Area Parks (PDF)
  9. Critical Area Resource Management (PDF)
  10. Critical Area Slopes (PDF)
  11. Critical Area Woodlands (PDF)
  12. Critical Area Zoning (PDF)
  13. Existing Community Facilities (PDF)
  14. Existing Land Use (PDF)
  15. Existing Parks and Open Spaces (PDF)
  16. Existing Zoning (PDF)
  17. Future Land Use (PDF)
  1. Inter-City Sewer Connection Points (PDF)
  2. Non-Homesteaded Residential Properties (PDF)
  3. Parks Trails and Open Space Plan (PDF)
  4. Potential Development Sites (PDF)
  5. Previously Planned Land Use (PDF)
  6. Privately Owned Open Spaces with Natural and Ecological Value (PDF)
  7. Proposed Arterial and Collector Streets (PDF)
  8. Protected Areas (PDF)
  9. Sanitary Sewer Collection System (PDF)
  10. Sidewalks and Trails (PDF)
  11. Storm Water Problem Areas (PDF)
  12. Surface Water Resources (PDF)
  13. Top Ten Accident Locations (PDF)
  14. Traffic Analysis Zones (PDF)
  15. Traffic Counts 2005 and 2030 (PDF)
  16. Transit Routes and Facilities (PDF)
  17. Water Tanks and Reservoirs (PDF)