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next couple of months. More discussion needs to occur with the County regarding <br />coordination of these two products. <br />A resident asked what kind of warranty we have on roads. He was specifically concerned <br />about the inadequate road existing by St. John's Church and School due to the heavier traffic <br />loads in this area. He questioned whether the road should be reconstructed in that area verses <br />a recycling project. If the road should be reconstructed, he felt the County should participate <br />to a greater degree financially. The City Engineer stated that the County feels comfortable <br />that the road section is adequate to support a recycling project in this area. Their decision is <br />based on seiected borings taken in the areas and upon their expertise in dealing with this <br />system given past projects. <br />Ray Hanson asked if there were any possible options for deferring assessments. The City <br />Administrator explained the senior and development deferral options. He noted that interest <br />does accrue during the deferment period. <br />Another resident asked about the environmental impact of concrete curb and gutter. The City <br />Engineer stated that not much additional water will be coming off the streets resulting from <br />this project, but it will likely get to its fmal destination at a more rapid pace. He did not see a <br />great environmental impact resulting from this type of project. <br />Another resident stated that speed enforcement should be occurring during the night time <br />hours and not just at rush hour periods. He also felt there should be greater enforcement of <br />loud radios and stereos. The City Administrator noted these comments would be forwarded <br />to the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department. <br />Another resident asked if the elevation of McMenemy Street will be changing as a result of <br />this project. The Engineer stated that major elevation changes are not possible given this <br />type of project. <br />Another resident along McMenemy stated that the current road is not centered within the <br />right -of -way and wondered if the center line would be moved as a result of this project. Dan <br />Schacht stated that the road would be built essentially where it exists today. <br />Another resident pointed out sanitary sewer problems at 2480 McMenemy. The Public <br />Works Director stated that video tapes were done of the majority of our sanitary sewer <br />systems and no structural problems were noted in this area. He did recall that significant <br />roots existed in the lines in this area and they have been removed as well as the line cleaned. <br />He will double check this to ensure there were no other deficiencies noted. <br />It was also pointed out that the City should look at the hill in the vicinity of McMenemy and <br />Rose in order to better accommodate pedestrian traffic in this area. The City Administrator <br />noted that this request had been received approximately one year ago as well. <br />Page 8 <br />