04/28/1986 Council Minutes (2) - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Search

o 610 Fa;e Three COUNCIL MEETING April 28, 1986 3rd Project: Improve County Rd. 14 between 4th Avenue and 35W. Proposed 48' wide with wide shoulders (52' wide where curb and gutter installed). _Future plans would be to make this road four lanes. NOTE: General Information Meeting at 7:00, May 28, 1986. 4th Project: Improve County Rd. 14 from 35W to Centerville. 5th Project: Improve 80th between 20th and 24th. 6th Project: Eventually improve County Rd. 14 from 4th Avenue to Lexington and later Lexington to Highway 65 (Central). The timing of 4th through 6th Project not determined as yet. Mr. Marier asked what action will be taken by Anoka County in coordin- ation with Washington County to improve Elmcrest. Mr. Marier said that a promise has been made to Lino Lakes by the County Commissioner to see that some committment is made in 1986 regarding Elmcrest. Mr. Olson said that he was not sure whether this matter had been through all the necessary committees yet, but at this time he has the understanding that this road is not the responsibility of Anoka County. Mayor Benson asked that he check into this matter further and report back to this Council. With regard to the improvement of County Rd. 14 between 4th Avenue and 35W, Mayor Benson asked if there are any plans for a bike path, as has been requested by some residents. Mr. Olson said there are no plans for a bike path but the shoulders would be adequate to safely ride bikes. Mayor Benson asked that the Highway Department and the Park Department of Anoka County consider bike paths along County Rd. 14 particularly because of the plans for the County Park further east on County Rd. 14. Mr. Volk asked which residents along County Rd. 14 will be affected by easements. Mr. Olson said nearly all the residents will be affected. The Council agreed to an informational meeting at 7:00 P.M. • May 28, 1986. Per Mr'.' Olson, Anoka County will put out a notice to all affected residents and also a notice in the paper giving at least two weeks notice of this meeting. CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF PURCHASE OF SERVICE AGREEMENT, FOREST LAKE AREA YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU AND AUTHORIZE SIGNATURES OF MAYOR. CITY CLERK AND CITY ATTORNEY Mr. William Hutton represented the Forest Lake Youth Service Bureau He handed out statistical information -- audit, budget, income, etc. and stated that the number of youth served continues to increase. He explained that the reason for the agreement is that he found a file which caused him to think that a written agreement should be entered into with parties supporting the Youth Service Bureau. The concensus of the Council was that a contribution has been made to the Youth Service Bureau and no further action needed to be taken. 1