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Road 10, between Silver Lake Road and Long Lake Road. The City also has preliminary designs for the remainder of the corridor. This trailway program involves re-grading the ditch and right-of-way along County Road 10. Should this proposal proceed, the City’s engineering consultant, BRAA, will be employed to review the elevation and grades of the proposed gas main as it relates to the proposed grades. However, it will be Xcel Energy’s responsibility to ensure proper cover over the proposed main. • The area along Greenwood Drive – between Sherwood Road and Arden Avenue may be problematic. The City’s right-of-way in this area will need to be researched. It should not be assumed that future development of this area will include a straight roadway connection from Sherwood Road and Arden Avenue. The City has concerns regarding the impact the proposed gas main may have on future development. • Any above ground structures will be closely reviewed for traffic sight distances, safety issues, access, and aesthetics. • As part of the City’s Street and Utility rehabilitation program, the City of Mounds View will be constructing numerous “raingardens” within the boulevard areas of all streets. This may impact the depth / cover requirements of the proposed gas main. • Details of the proposed construction method will be reviewed by the City (open trenching / jacking pits...) • Restoration will be a major concern for the City. The City will be requiring all disturbed areas be properly restored. Maintained area will be restored with cultured sod. The City may require a surety to guarantee the viability of restoration items. • The City will require adequate fees to administrate the permit. • Because of safety concerns, the City of Mounds View is extremely sensitive to the introduction of large mains within the City that transmit combustible materials. The City Council will need to be fully informed of this proposal and may impose other restrictions.