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UNAPPROVED <br />1 Mounds View City Council Page Eleven <br />2 Regular Meeting July 25, 1994 <br />3 <br />4 <br />5 dangerous. Sundwall is not overly concenred with traffic and she does believe that a park is needed in <br />6 this area. <br />7 <br />8 Doubl Blood, 7034 Pleasant View Drive, stated that the west side of the park is all wooded and it would <br />9 be a good place for a predator to hide. If Onan would let the land be landscaped it would probably be all <br />10 right. He visits Sunnyside which is three minutes away. Opposed to park. <br />11 <br />12 Jerry Blanski, 2933 Woodale Drive, stated his concerns about the safety of the children and that this areas <br />13 is too remote of an area for young children. Blanski sited an experience his child had regarding a <br />14 predator. Woodale Drive is a dead end street. Blanski stated Woodale is a quiet street and a park would <br />15 create more traffic. Blanski has a part 3/10 of a mile from his house, another 6/10 of a mile from his <br />16 house and this one would be 2/10 of a mile from his house. He received notice one week ago. Saarion <br />17 gave a very good presentation but has had time to prepare her presentation, however, the residents only <br />18 had one week to make notes and counteract this action. Blanski stated that a park is not needed in this <br />19 area. Blanski stated that the City has not made an adequate way for residents to get to Silver View Park <br />20 from Woodale. Has the City tried to build up Woodcrest Park? Mr. Blanski took pictures of Woodcrest <br />21 Park and said it is a worthless park and stated that there is a drain pipe full of water. <br />22 <br />23 Mayor Linke stated that that is a Ramsey County ditch problem. <br />24 <br />25 Blanski stated that when the City can show him that the City can develop a park different than <br />26 Woodcrest Park he may consider a park. <br />27 <br />28 Mayor Linke invited Blanski to look at the other <br />29 neighborhood parks. <br />30 <br />31 Judy Herbst, used to live across from a park, which was the park in Fridley. Herbst stated she moved <br />32 away from Fridley to get away from the park activity and that is why she moved to Woodale. Herbst <br />33 stated her opposition to having a park is that it would interupt the quietness of the neighborhood and that <br />34 the City should improve the existing parks or build a bridge over Silver Lake Road for access to the other <br />35 parks. <br />36 <br />37 Brian Amundson, 3048 Woodale Drive, stated he is active in the community and is interested in holding <br />38 down costs. Mr. Amundson stated that most people in attendance are not interested in a park in this area. <br />39 Control of neighborhood, safety and costs to the City and frustrations in the process that was used. <br />40 Amundson heard that the grant is in the process and possibly already obtained. Amundson spoke to the <br />41 owner of the property and he has been maintain the property all this year. He asked the City Council for <br />42 a permit to do clean fill and he is frustrated with the type of fill that has been brought in to the property. <br />43 The owner was not told as to what he was going to be paid for his property. Amundson stated that he <br />44 looked at the sixteen other parks and he stated that these parks have trhough streets next to them. <br />45 <br />46 <br />