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Mounds View City Council February 12, 2007 <br />Regular Meeting Page 5 <br />• Council Member Stigney indicated he would not have any issue with that if it meets the City <br />Code requirements. <br />Mayor Marty noted that any further subdivision would require a major subdivision process. <br />Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 Motion carried. <br />City Administrator Ulrich indicated that there are extra copies of the Resolution for those that <br />are interested. <br />D. Resolution 7018, Approving the Sufficiency of Petition in Opposition to the <br />2007-2008 Street and Utility Improvement Project <br />City Administrator Ulrich indicated that the Petition as presented appears to be sufficient to meet <br />the requirements in opposition to the project. The petition was received February 9, 2007 and <br />signatures were validated by Staff. He then said that the project consists of 328 properties and, <br />for a successful petition that 165 properties sign the petition. Staff has compared the signatures <br />to property owner lists from Ramsey County and any duplicates were removed. <br />City Administrator Ulrich explained that Staff was ahle to verify that 169 of the 212 signatures <br />are valid and represent individual property owner interests. He then explained that since receipt <br />. of the petition, there have been three names withdrawn bringing the total to 166 making this a <br />valid petition. <br />City Administrator Ulrich indicated that there are three signatures that do not show up on the <br />property records list so these may have been properties that have changed hands within the last <br />30 days. He then said that there was one objection sent via facsimile and, since it was not in <br />petition format and did not reference the street improvement project number, it was rejected. <br />City Administrator Ulrich indicated that the Resolution before Council would approve the <br />sufficiency of the petition in opposition meaning that the City could not take a vote on the same <br />project within one year from the public hearing on the improvement project. He further clarified <br />that this petition would mean that construction would not occur in the year 2007 and it is <br />recommended that this mattex be discussed at a work session. <br />Tom Kosel of 8120 Jackson Drive indicated that he would be opposed to any improvement <br />project on their streets because the streets are beyond repair. He then said that the streets need <br />renovation and renewal. He further said that there may have been misleading information that <br />came out about this project because the individuals who were canvassing the neighborhood left <br />some material with residents but no where did it state that signing the petition would totally stop <br />the project. The printed information states please sign the petition if you are concerned about <br />construction of curbs or concrete barriers and mailbox groupings, landscape in the boulevard, <br />lack of information, or cannot or do not want to pay for the changes to the streets. It does not <br />• state that signing the petition will stop the project. <br />