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INFORMATIONAL MATERIAL FOR MAY 1 MEETING <br />' <br />APRIL 26, 1984 <br />we are now aware that thebike path is planned for the east <br />side of 19 and that no fence it planned to protect the <br />adjacent property owners" This latest discussion was at <br />the B-16-83 Council meeting and was listed on the agenda. <br />Dprothy Lyons received all the agendas and the minutes last <br />year (as is true this year) and if she had concerns or <br />problems with the bike path, these concerns should have been <br />expressed at that time. This fence issue may very well be a <br />battle that Hammes' should fight directly with the County; <br />but, the City can certainly support the Hammes' request for <br />fencing" T am not sure that the City should take the lead <br />in this issue, but this is the decision of the Council. I <br />think that the County may want to wait and see if problems <br />develop before spending funds on a fence" <br />Something that the Council may want to request is a row of <br />thi similar to screen the Hammes mining <br />pine trees or something . <br />opration from the public" The Hammes property will be "the <br />window'/ to our community and we would like to project as <br />good of an image as possible. With the mining operation on <br />the Hammes property I am not sure that this is the image we <br />would like to project to the public" The staff is still <br />working on enforcing the junk ordinance violations that <br />surfaced last year on the Hammes property, but this is <br />admittedly a mining operation which always will have some <br />equipment and other items lying around that appear to be <br />~/ junk. This is a fact of life but many of these items that <br />may be considered junk by the public, are actually an <br />important part of the mining operation. <br />' <br />This item can he added to the agenda if the Council feels so <br />inclined" If the City wants to take the lead in requesting <br />a fence along the bike path I have no objections with this <br />approach. It sometimes seems that no matter what is done or <br />how many times a governing body rescinds to a request, that a <br />project, in the viewpoint of some, is never done completely <br />right. <br />/ <br />\ <br />