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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION October 5, 2015 <br />APPROVED <br />45 Mr. Nelson explained that the YMCA Board remains committed to working with the city; <br />46 if there are ideas and they can help, they want to hear them. The council mentioned the <br />47 rec center land — there's always interest in getting things going there that are low <br />48 maintenance (a dog park and hiking were mentioned). Also mentioned was the land <br />49 donated to the city on Rice Lake — the council would welcome energy and involvement in <br />50 finding a way to utilize that land. There is also the Legacy at Woods Edge land adjacent <br />51 to the YMCA facility — it's rough but there's room to run. <br />52 <br />53 3. County Highway 12 (109th Av NE/Apollo Drive) and County Road 53 (Sunset <br />54 Av) Intersection Improvements — City Engineer Hankee and Community Development <br />55 Director Grochala introduced Andrew Witter, Assistant Anoka County Engineer. Mr. <br />56 Grochala explained that city staff is working with both Anoka County and the City of <br />57 Blaine on this improvement project. <br />58 <br />59 Mr. Witter provided an overhead view of the intersection and vicinity. The current <br />60 situation at the intersection is undesirable and so possibilities for change have been <br />61 studied. A design has been sought that will minimize impact to the surrounding property <br />62 owners. The plan proposed uses mostly vacant land. Mayor Reinert expressed concern <br />63 that impact on property owners be minimized and City Engineer Hankee added that the <br />64 county did hold a public open house to provide information to people and address <br />65 concerns. Mr. Witter noted that there is a gas pipeline running through the area that <br />66 complicates somewhat. Drainage will be dealt with in the Meadow Court area. He <br />67 explained a proposed construction schedule that would begin in 2016. He also noted a <br />68 trail plan that will include walking areas around the round -about to facilitate movement <br />69 that they have found is already occurring but isn't necessarily safe. Looking ahead, there <br />70 is a regional trail that is planned to connect to the area. He noted an added right hand turn <br />71 lane to Meadow Court. When Council Member Rafferty asked if the schedule is realistic <br />72 considering that the Centerville Road project took much longer, Mr. Witter said this is a <br />73 much different project with better soil, less sewer issues and said he's confident that this <br />74 will not be a two year construction project. <br />75 <br />76 The council discussed the funding plan with Mr. Witter. He explained that the funding <br />77 would follow the standard cost sharing between cities and the county; the county doesn't <br />78 actually have a cost sharing policy for round -abouts as yet. Mr. Grochala noted that the <br />79 city portion would be paid from the city's storm water and trail and lighting funds. <br />80 <br />81 Council Member Rafferty asked about what would be put in the middle of the round - <br />82 about and Mr. Witter said it would be some type of low maintenance landscaping. <br />83 <br />84 Mayor Reinert noted that the presentation to the council is informational at this point and <br />85 he is grateful to receive the information up front. He sees the proposal generally as a <br />86 good solution to a long-standing problem intersection. <br />87 <br />88 Mr. Witter clarified that the city will see a joint powers agreement for consideration in a <br />89 couple of months. <br />2 <br />
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