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' 2856 ~'esident: I have talked to ::~amsey Planning People. One of their priorities is 1?oselazm Avenue fora !~8 foot roa.u.. As far a.s the local neighborhood is concerned, z.re trould prefer to have the street stay residential. This z•rould seem to be a necessar,,T first step for the County to improve the road. Perhaps t~re should consider this verjT thoroughlT. . ~ i%ayor l.darkentien: Do you .feel that putting this project in trould hasten this Count~,~ project? En€ineer Lemberg: Yes. But, =!1.oseda.le has certainly hastened this project. I~T-r. Ha..rd T.-,'hen you begin to introduce these foreign elements, then thi s 1937 Autumn: will bring all the other undesireable elements calling for a higher degree of police protection, maintenance, etc. and it isn't going to improve our neighborhoods any. It's no secret that this area is the only free neighborhood left tirest of Snelling. If tre have this sort of traffic pattern, nobody is going to be able to sell -their homes because nobody- t~ri11 tran-t children to groz•r up there. Ecl;lund: I t~ronde-r t~?hat t~rould. be the result of never impz°ovirzg Roselat-m and this type of traffic happened an~n~ray. The road couldn't handle i~t. 11r. Hard: If t~re are going to have cuality of environrzent, then tire can not have high density traffic. Mayor ZJark_entien: If ire t~ra.it five or ten ye~?.rs the price could double. Some day tire mar have to do this at a higher price. The people south tirould refuse to pa~T because the i-,rater irould not be theirs. I~yrle Peterson Can they legal-ly cut off' our dr~.ina.ge area? 19 7'.! Auturzn tirarkentien: tiTe probably cannot stop them; but, b~T the tune it goes across the roads, it trill also be in the 3rards. lTr. Rust If the Council voted `'no", there must be seine agreement by the 192?_ Autumn: County Engineers and ~osevil7_e. Engineer Lemberg : The County has t~TOrked t.Tith I~.oseville and has agreed to pay their sYiare of thi-s. I'r. Rust : The County t~rouldn't allot~r the pipes to be put in unless it could take care of the future needs of Roselatm. Engineer Lerzberg; As ~Te have said, they are going to go ahead. Frith the project. The system ha.s been designed trithout our use to take care of the t,7a.ter that comes out of the right of t-ray. If ttiTe trant to, at some later day, the pipes t-Toni provide curb and gutter run off and the rer~airements for this a.re catch 'oa.sins. Z~Je tron't ,stop the project if t-re don't Uo along t~rith 'toseville. lla~ror ?arkentien: Do tre t•,ant to pay ~>1Z~,000 to ~~oseville to er_large their pipes .for insurance for -the .future? ~Te should forget our own costs for the moment. I don't tTant to tell vrou people t~That to do, but I feel that it is a trortht-rhile deal. I`r. 1icCleer~r: I have the feeling that I~osevill.e has to design their pipes to handle the uptrard ~ra:ter shed s.nytra~T. tilhy are tiTe tiTOrr,,>zrzt; then? '~ r_ineer Lemberg It is based on run off features and land. The cost of constz°zzction also goes up. If the Wipe sire increases, so the sise of the ditch ~.nd so on.