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LASSOCIATES, IN`G!® <br />ConsuNing Engineers —Land Surveyors <br />City Council <br />City of Little Canada <br />515 East Little Canada Road <br />St. Paul, MN. <br />Dear Council Members: <br />500 West Highway 96 <br />St. Paul, Minnesota 55112 <br />484 -3301 <br />June 8, 1984 <br />Re: Yorkton Industrial Park <br />On May 14, 1984 I accompanied Ed Locke to look at the <br />excavating work being done at Yorkton Industrial Park. It <br />was obvious that this work had been in progress for <br />several days or weeks. I pointed out three items which <br />would be of some concern. <br />First there is a steep bank which is dangerous <br />without a fence. <br />Second there is a possibility that there is <br />encroachment on the railroad R.O.W. <br />These two items have nothing to do with the City and are <br />the responsibility of the owner. <br />The third item which I felt may be of concern to the <br />City is the fact that this work is taking place in <br />the area zoned residential. I suggested to Mr. Locke <br />that this should be checked. Since it is a legal <br />matter, I placed a call to the City Attorney. <br />Incidentally, there was no work going on at the time <br />I was there. A day or two later I am informed that the <br />work commenced again. <br />This work was ordered stopped by a member of the Council. <br />I therefore did not pursue the subject. It was placed on the <br />Agenda for May 23. As a result, we were instructed to review <br />the grading work as it relates to the approved grading plan <br />on file in the City Nall. In so doing, we also checked <br />actual elevations by survey. <br />