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• <br />• <br />• <br />CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION JULY 18, 2001 <br />Mr. Tom Brickner came forward and distributed a petition with 321 signatures. He read <br />the petition that indicates the residents are in favor of the roadway extension to 62nd <br />Street without a barricade. He referred to a drawing of the area noting that residents feel <br />it is important to connect the roadway now. He read comments from Council Members <br />from previous meetings regarding problems with a barricade. He responded to the <br />concerns of residents on 62nd Street that were expressed at a previous Council meeting. <br />He stated that safety is a big issue and the driving force behind the petition. He gave facts <br />relating to safety concerns including the number of children in the area, number of path <br />crossings and visibility issues. He stated that the disbursing of traffic on two (2) routes <br />does make the most sense. He asked that the City be consistent with all developments <br />noting the residents want a second access. A connection needs to be made now to 62nd <br />Street and 62nd Street should be improved as soon as funds become available. <br />City Engineer Powell advised from an engineering standpoint, he would not recommend a <br />connection until the improvements to 62nd Street have been made to pedestrian <br />traffic. He stated there is no way to separate the vehicular traff nd destrian traffic. <br />Other options have been discussed that include construction , :, a ► -des an trail along <br />62nd Street. <br />Council Member O'Donnell asked how the plat wa app ove1 ity Engineer Powell <br />advised the Planning and Zoning Board approve . . a with a recommendation to <br />develop a cul -de -sac. He noted the speed limit off`: =� e roadway is 30 mph. <br />Council Member Reinert stated discussi <br />the north end of the roadway. He in <br />improve 62nd Street so the road c <br />Council Member Carlson <br />Shadow being extended t <br />building bigger fasteroads ju <br />found. <br />be n held about placing the barricade on <br />he would like to explore other options to <br />d now. <br />he City's transportation plan noting it shows West <br />roar =` ays as well. She stated she does not support <br />get traffic through and hopes a compromise can be <br />Mayor Bergeson advise other meeting will be held and notices will be sent out. <br />Mr. Barry Rice stated he did send a fax to Council Members regarding this issue. He <br />stated he would like to see the road punched through if the development goes in. He <br />noted traffic continues to get worse in the area. <br />Mr. Brian Olson, 511 Hawthorne, stated residents are concerned that they are not being <br />heard. Residents have done their job with the petition. He stated he is very concerned <br />that funds for 62nd Street will not be available until 2005. <br />City Engineer Powell explained the State Aid Fund process noting Elm Street has been a <br />priority for a long time. He indicated the Council could still decide to reconstruct 62nd <br />Street and look at doing both 62nd Street and Elm Street within a few years. <br />
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