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The City Engineer stated that it should be safe to assume settlement is completed below the <br />piping, but that differences in materials installed to support the pipe and used as fill can still yield <br />settlement into the future. He noted that the County will address these conditions to the best of <br />their ability. <br />Another resident asked if a stop sign could be installed on Edgerton at B2 to make it easier to <br />turn onto Edgerton from B2. The City Engineer stated that was not likely given the high <br />variance in traffic volumes of the two roadways and the negative impact this could generate for <br />Edgerton. He explained that traffic engineers typically look at delay times for traffic from B2 <br />turning onto Edgerton. Those standards would not support a stop sign at this location. <br />A resident asked when drawings will be available to review. The City Engineer explained that <br />they are typically not done on a recycle project because these are considered maintenance <br />projects for the County. There will be drawings for concrete curb and gutter and the drainage <br />improvements which will be available by no later than April 15`h. The City Administrator stated <br />we can send a notice out to the residents when they are available providing them the opportunity <br />to stop by City Center to review them and ask any questions as they desire. <br />Another question was asked about what will happen with the water that comes from the south <br />side of B2 from the Highway 36 area. Brad Lindeman indicated that this water will flow under <br />B2 and tie into the old ditch that is being re- established in the vicinity of the east side of 711 <br />County Road B2. (This is the current drainage pattern.) <br />There were no further questions from those residents in attendance. The City Administrator then <br />noted a great deal of cooperation has occurred between the Ramsey County Public Works, <br />Ramsey - Washington Metro Watershed District, and the City that is allowing this project to <br />proceed. He stated that while the drainage improvements proposed are not perfect, they are the <br />most viable option to address current problems. He then thanked the residents for attending at <br />which time the meeting was adjourned. <br />Page 5 <br />