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COUNCIL MINUTES JULY 10, 2000 Consider Block Party Application, 534 Linden Lane Consider Block Party Application, 1385 Hunters Ridge OPEN MIKE Approved Approved The Leonard Parker Associates Present the City Council with a Blue Heron (Francis Bulbulian, Craig Andersen), Mary Alice Divine — Staff advised the City moved into the new City Hall one year ago. The building is a fine facility and to acknowledge the building's first year anniversary, a presentation will be made by Mr. Craig Andersen. Mr. Craig Andersen, Architect, came forward and presented a sculpture of a heron. He stated he saw the heron and thought it needed to be displayed in the building. He stated the heron is a token of appreciation from Leonard Parker Associates for being able to design .` ng. Mayor Bergeson thanked him and Leonard Parker Associates f heron. Mayor Bergeson read a statement regarding damage fro Work Department will be picking up damages tre limbs must be placed by the curb and no longer t just west of the old City Hall on Main Str have any questions they can contact C Ms. Ruth Rector, 7165 Sunris mail. She stated her mail i made contact with the her to City Hall. The there is anything else th orm. He stated the Public sh until Tuesday, July 18, 2000. The ngth. A drop off site has also been set up be open until July 30, 2000. If residents e fc ward and explained a problem she is having with her ed to Sunrise Avenue instead of Sunrise Drive. She has ost office to correct the problem. She stated the post office directed t a letter to the postmaster verifying her legal address. She asked if done about this problem. Staff advised the post office in St. Paul has assured the City that at their level the problem will be corrected. The additional problem is the database used by vendors. Staff advised City vendors will be contacted to make the correction. Mayor Bergeson also requested staff to have vendors correct the mailing address to "Lino Lakes" relating to City mail. Mr. Arnie Entzel, 6632 Pelican Place, came forward and stated he is very dissatisfied with the proposed reconstruction of Highway 49. He stated he was unable to attend the public hearing a few weeks back. He stated residents do not want the road to be a four -(4) lane highway. He advised the road can remain a two -(2) lane highway with a widened bridge, more stoplights, and turnout lanes. He advised a lot of traffic can be eliminated with turnout lanes. He asked the City to consider the interests of residents and taxpayers before the Council moves forward. He expressed concern 2