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~ ~~ PROCEEQING5 OF TNE PLANNING COhiPiI5S10N <br />CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW <br />RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA <br />~ Special Meeting <br />June 11,1980 <br />Mounds View City Natl <br />2401 Nwy. lO,Mounds View City Nall <br />°-------------------°----------------° ..-----------------------...-^-~---------- <br />The ~bunds View Planntng Comnission was called 1. CALL TO ORDER <br />to order at 8:3~ p.m. on June 11, 19d0, by <br />Chairperson Mountin. <br />Me~mbers ~re~sent: ChairpPrson Mountin; Comnission 2. ROLI CALL <br />1~em er~ s: F1cCarthy, Goebel, Fedor, Giazer, <br />Naake, Warren <br />Members absent; Burmeister <br />_O~th_ar.~. Pr.esent: City Engineer [lan Boxrud and <br />9uilding an~'Ioning OTficial Rose <br />~ The Gomis <br />the funds <br />Engineer Boxrud began the discussion by revtewing. <br />the source of MSA funding. (It is obtained from <br />part of the Minnesota gasoline tax dollars) The <br />legislature is cracking down on unencumbered funds. <br />Moundsview must present a proposal by June 30th <br />or the City will lose $43,000 in MSA funding for <br />next year. <br />sion discussed the possibilihy of usin~ <br />fm• sidewalks: <br />Goebel-Opposed ta instalting sidewalks. The side- <br />walks are not maintained Chat well during the winter. <br />He suggested widening the streeC and designating <br />a pathway on the side (meking the street one-way) <br />For pedestrians and cyciists. The road would be <br />maintained by the snaw plows in the winter, thereby <br />resutting in a"year-round" walkway for pedestrians. <br />He feels the City should also address the right of <br />the non-auto commuter (pedestrian/cyclists). <br />En ineer Boxrud-Responded to Goebel's suggestion. <br />h s cou no ~e considered. appropriate for MSA <br />funds unless the street was aidened and u!rbs and <br />gutters were put in or you could 3ust widen the <br />streets and not designate this area as a wa7kway. <br />Glazer-Opposed to instalting sidewalks. He feels <br />once construciion on new sidwalks b~gins, it will <br />start a pattern of addttional ,idewalks being built <br />(and there will be no MSA funding for this). <br />En ineer Boxrud-He indicated that assessmeiCs could <br />be c argea~~o ~Fe homeowner's who had property by the <br />new sidea~niks. These assessments wouid probably be <br />~in the area of 825-530 per front foot. That revenue <br />could be spent any way that the City wished to spend <br />it. <br />3. REtiIEW M.S.A. CONSTRUCTIOiI <br />PROPOSALS FOR EXPENDITURES <br /> <br />
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