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Mounds View City Council July 25, 1988 Regular Meeting Page Nine -------------------------------- ------------------------------ Public Works Director Minetor reviewed the changes in signalization to be done to improve the traffic control signals along T.H. 10 within the City. He explained three would require participation of the City in the amount of $33,750, which would be eliqible for MSA funding. Mayor Linke asked Public Works Director to discuss with MnDOT having a right turn lane placed along east -bound County Road I, to south -bound T.H. 10, as there is already an easement from Super America for that turn lane, and it would be very beneficial to have. Mr. Ainetor replied he would discuss it with them, and the big date has been extended back to Novemher, Motion/Second: Hankner/Blanchard to approve Resolution No. 2360, authorizing the Mayor and Clerk/Administrator to execute agreements with the Minnesota Department of Transportation for traffic signal revisions on T.H. 10, and waive the rNading. 5 ayes 0 nays Mc,:ion Carried Clerk/Administrator Pauley reviewed his memo of July 13. Consideration 14 regarding the no parking request for Fairchild of Request for Avenue. He explained it was prompted by the letter of "No Parking" request from three property owners, residing at 2765 Signs on Fair Ardan Avenue, 8255 and 8265 Fairchild Avenue, requesting child Avenue placement of "no parking" signs on the east side of Fa,*r- child Avenue from its intersection with Ardan. Avenue north, to the north end of Groveland Park, due to children running between parked cars, visitors to Groveland Park parking on lawns, parking on both sides of Fairchild Avenue, making it difficult to get into driveways, parking on both sides of the street, resulting in single lane traffic, and visitors to Groveldnd Park walking across newly planted grass. Motion/;econd: Quick/Hankner to authorize the placement 0 oNo Parking" signs Letween the intersection of Fairchild -venue and Ardan Avenue north to the north end of Groveland Park on the east side of Fairchild Avenue, with the locations of the signs to be determined by the City Engineer. 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried Councilmember Wuori asked if this would affect any other homeowners, as they also would not be able to park in front of their own homes. Clerk/Administrator Pauley replied it would not.