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• Page 8 <br />May 11, 1998 <br />Mounds View City Council <br />Ruth Berke, 2683 Lake Court Circle, provided excerpts from the City Newsletters in regard to the <br />commitments to residents on improving property values in the City of Mounds View. She wondered what <br />the theater project will do to the property values around the site. The council has lost the trust and respect <br />of the community and she asked that the Council reconsider their votes and end the battle. <br />Mayor McCarty noted that property rights extend to all -whether residential, commercial or industrial. <br />There have been many delays, but he noted that a great number of the delays have been at the request of <br />the residents for more time to look at other alternatives or different ways of doing the project. Sooner or <br />later that property will be developed and the right of that property owner to access County Road H-2, <br />Highway 10 or Long Lake Road is the same as a resident's right to access those roads. <br />Mike Welch, on Irondale Road, stated he feels betrayed by the City Council. He is bothered that there is <br />suddenly a "safety" issue which never was an issue before. He wondered if the safety of those coming <br />from outside Mounds View is more important than those residents of Mounds View. When Highway 10 <br />is congested, people will try to fmd the easiest route and he fears that someone will be fatally injured. <br />Jerry Linke, 2319 Knoll Drive, stated that County Road H-2 is a collector street - it was made that way. <br />He stated he feels it would be beneficial to connect the proposed sidewalk to Long Lake Road. He noted <br />that his concern is losing the soccer field in front of City Hall. He stated he believes in this development <br />and thinks it is a benefit as a whole. <br />Dave Nord, 2522 Ridge Lane, stated assuming an additiona150 cars will be using County Road H-2 per <br />hour during peak hours, it will defmitely have an impact on the traffic in the area. He asked that the <br />Council please re-consider and not endanger the children in the area by encouraging this development. <br />Cyndi Camarillo, 5299 Greenfield Avenue, stated her husband is a firefighter in Mounds View and he must <br />respond to calls within a short period of time. The increased traffic will defmitely impact them as well as <br />the increased dust and exhaust. There are too many variables and the one-day traffic study do not <br />accurately depict the impact this will have on the residents in the area. <br />Pete Miller, 2462 County Road H-2, stated he moved to Mounds View approximately 1-1/2 years ago. He <br />was never approached by the developer, but he was aware of the proposed development. At that time he <br />was not concerned as he was told that the access to the site would be off Highway 10. The increased <br />traffic on County Road H-2 will force him to move. <br />Linda Buckardt, 2658 Lake Court Drive, stated she would have appreciated a notice of last week's meeting. <br />Bill Kendall, 5270 Edgewood Drive, stated residents have a reason to be angry with the Council. He asked <br />if the council has really thought this through well. <br />Al Zdon, 5064 Irondale Road, stated he is past resident of Hibbing, MN. He does not believe the Hibbing <br />City Council would have made one commitment to the residents and then changed their mind or changed <br />major portions of the plans only four days prior to the vote. <br />