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Bronson Drive residents who spoke <br />28:08 Gretchen Crowder 3001 Bronson Drive — One of my concerns, and in 40 years I have never had <br />water in my basement and I have a concern that all this fiddling around with the streets and the <br />sidewalk my put water in my basement? <br />DP — I can tell you that any of the designs, street designs, we cannot shed water back into private <br />property. Water from the street or sidewalk it has to shed or drain into the cities infrastructure. 29:00 <br />46:28 Bill Crowder 3001 Bronson Drive I am an avowed tree hugger, I love our trees. I remember <br />when I first moved to Mounds View in 1977 one of the first things I did was I climbed my great big White <br />Pine tree and sat out there and watched the tree sway back and forth and I look at all the trees in our <br />neighborhood and how lucky we are that we didn't buy a piece of property up in Ham Lake that was a <br />beautiful house but we had a twig in our front yard. I've got a forest in my yard, you look at my property <br />from the east — Spring Lake Road and Bronson Drive you can't see my house because of the foliage and I <br />would like to maintain that. I think it's environmentally sound that we have trees providing us with <br />oxygen and shade, climbing materials, I enjoy climbing my tree and I am very fortunate to live in <br />Mounds View and I would like to keep it as it is. And whatever project you decide, if its curb and gutter <br />or sidewalk also, I would like to see a minimization of cutting down of trees. That's all I am going to say. <br />47:54 <br />15 <br />