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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JULY 24, 2002 reconstructed. He noted that the City has been typically reconstructing streets to seven -ton standards Nine -ton standards are used for industrial streets. A resident of the area indicated that Jackson Street has not been posted cluring the spring thaw season for the past three years. The Public Works Director indicated that the street would be posted beginning with the 2003 spring thaw season. Fahey noted that semis will not be allowed to utilize this road during times it is posted. Bob DeBace agreed with the residential property owners present that the semi truck traffic on Jackson Street is causing a mess For the neighborhood_ Anderson asked it' the site plan could be reconfigures so that there are two access points onto County Road C. Anderson noted the steep grade of the property on the west would make a second access point on County Road C very expensive. Anderson asked how Jackson Street came to be designated as three -ton. He noted that there are very sandy soil conditions in this area and Felt that the street could support a higher weight limit. The City Administrator suggested that stair review the matter and come back with a recommendation for Council's consideration. Scalze suggested that Poolside wort: with the City Planner and stafrto determine if there are alternatives that can be worked out. Montour pointed out that Poolside is a good business in Little Canada and one that wants to eliminate its outdoor storage and add onto its existing building. There was no one present with additional continents on this matter. Upon motion by La\'alle, seconded by Fahey, the public hearing was closed. Nlr. LaValle introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 2002 -7 -176 — TABLING; ACTION ON THE POOL.SIDE ARCIIITECTUR, -I1. REV IEH/ UNTIL THE AUGUST 14, 2002 REGULAR CIIUNCii, MEETING PENDING, I REPORT FRO /I CITY ST4 FE REL 4 7'1 VE 7'0 JACKSON STREET AND ACCESS ALTERNATIVES 13