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KS - Its not in there. Then the current plan that you have from 2040 has not been approved by Rice Creek Watershed District, or Ramsey County Watershed District because I have talked to both ladies and both of them stated they would hope we would actually have a narrow plan and go with green streets, living streets or street diet, and they would actually offer $100,000 in grant money that's going to come available in October, deadline is December 31, 2021. And each landowner would be up to $7,500 each to put in a rain garden. I don't know about you but $7,500 bucks, I think some people people would take that versus having curb and gutter. I think if you took a show of hands tonight you would actually see a majority of people don't want this, and actually the best idea I heard tonight is the gentleman of the one way, I would be more than happy to drive around five blocks if I had to go down one way on my own street just to save the trees that are going to be taken down. Like I said, I along with many other people here bought the house for the trees. I paid thousands of dollars, when I added onto my house, thousands of dollars for the cement truck to have a big dragon to pour the concrete because I did not want to have one tree taken down not one. No matter the looks of the tree or anything. Those trees were here before that road went in, we don't need more impervious surface and I can't believe that there's not other options and I really hope city council takes a real fear to everybody tonight. And everybody should write in, something you don't think about right now, that you want to ask for say, write it in, write it into the mayor, write it into the council, write it in the media, Facebook. 61:22 DP —Two more questions, time for staff and questions. 61:38 Mike Hegland 7604 Spring Lake Road — Am I correct that this is your proposal as the city, it's this plan with all the impervious surface you described? DP — Its our proposal MH - This is your proposal that you're starting with? I am going to say that I object to this plan that you have proposed because you said that's what this meeting was for and I think there's a much better plan out there and it's not this one. 62:24 62:30 — Kim Oberg 8340 Pleasant View Drive — I have a clarification question — You were asked about why is the trail/sidewalk going in, you said 5 or 6 people asked, the key is; did they ask about whether there would be sidewalks or they asked for sidewalks. Because if I asked will there be sidewalks, I'm not affirming I want sidewalks, I am asking will there be sidewalks. Can you clarify what those 5 or 6 people said? DP — Yes, they asked if we were including sidewalks in the project. KO - But they did not say I want sidewalks? DP — A few of them did say they want sidewalks. KO - How many people are represented/homes in Spring Lake Park Road, in the plan. DP — In the total project in 2022 there is 146 and in 2023 there are 74 so there are 220 total properties. That includes Pleasant View Drive, Pleasant View Court and 84th Avenue. KO - Would it be too much to ask for an individual survey on those homes, is that a reasonable thing to ask; would you like a sidewalk? DP — We can look into. 13