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ti <br /> AGENDA ITEM <br /> STAFF ORIGINATOR Marty Asleson <br /> DATE July 7, 1993 <br /> TOPIC Woodridge Trail Issue Resolution <br /> After a long period of trying to resolve the trail issue between <br /> the Kuny, and Appleby lots we have come to an agreement that Mayor <br /> Vern Reinert helped negotiate. The following is the correspondence <br /> sent after the meeting: <br /> Mr. John Kuny June 5, 1993 <br /> 212 Woodridge Court <br /> Lino Lakes, Minnesota 55014 <br /> Dear Mr. Kuny, <br /> Thank you for your efforts to resolve the trail issue on the south <br /> side of your house at the May 27th meeting at City Hall. This <br /> letter is a follow-up as to the agreements that were made at that <br /> meeting with Rick Carlson, yourself, and the City of Lino Lakes. <br /> As was discussed at that meeting, the City has agreed to not <br /> require the developer, Rick Carlson, ' to install the segment of <br /> trail on the south side of your 'house until there is a trail link <br /> to the west of the ditch on the back side of your property. This <br /> will in all probability happen when the property to the west is <br /> developed. The city will install a trail sign at the street side <br /> of your property. This sign will be the same type of sign that <br /> marks all of the trails in the City of Lino Lakes. In addition, we <br /> are presently having a small sign made that will say "Trail <br /> Closed." This will be installed under the standard signage. <br /> r--� You have agreed to remove the trees that were planted on the City <br /> trail location. This should not be a problem since they are very <br /> small. <br /> Again, thank you for the patience and we are sorry for the <br />