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Proceedings of Mounds View Council Meeting- February 13th, 1961
Mrs. I. Wille, 7911 Spring Lk. Pk. Rd. stated that the proposed
extension of Hillview Rd. went through or very close to her home and
that there would be a fire hydrant in the center of the road. She
further stated that her deed carried an easement (5 ft.) for an alley-
way behind her home.
At this point Trustee Christensen requested that anyone who had
a complaint or knew of another person who had a complaint on the
Proposal write a letter to the Village Office,, stating the complaint
or objection and giving their name, address and legal description of
their property,
Mr. A.K. Bassett of 5060 Long Lake Rd., "He has a lot being
crossed by Proposed Road and the road would make his lot un- salabld:
At this point Mayor Crane again stated that this was merely a
Proposed and not a Final road plan for the Village.
Mr. 'Terdien, 6940 Fairchild, stated that he did not want the
Proposed Road behind his house extended and would send a letter to
that effect to the Village Office.
Leo Higgins, 8150 Eastwood Drive, stated "He does not want the
road".
Mr. Herbst of 8180 Eastwood Drive, stated he was 100% in favor
of the Proposed Road - West of Eastwood Dr.
Glen Dawson, 2201 Lambert Dr., does not want the road between
Bronson and Lambert Drive.
Mr. B.C. Colby, 1740 County Rd. 1 , "said the easements on Co.Rd.
I were not as shown on the map and that the Council and the Village
Engineer were aware of this.
Mr. Kroonblawd, 2280 Hwy. 10, wants a service road in front of
his place as he must drive out of his way to get onto the Highway.
Mr. Lindquist, 2521 Co. Rd. H., Does not want the Proposed Road
No. of Co. Rd. H.
Mrs. Schmidt, who gave no address, stated that she had several
lots in the Village, but at the present time she was only objecting to
the Proposed Road , South of Co. Rd. I, running through to Sp.Lk.Pk. Rd.
It was brought out in general discussion that one Proposed Road
would run through the school property at Red Oak and Sherwood.
At 9 :10 P.M., it was moved by Christensen to recess the Hearing
until Monday, April 24th at 8 :00 P.M. Seconded by Malvin, 5 Ayes for
Approval.
The Mayor introduced Dick Jones, our Legislator from this District..
Mr. Jones stated that he had talked to a member of the Metropolitan.
Airports Commission that day and "had told him he thought the meeting
scheduled for Wednesday, February 15th at 1 P.M. was unfair to the
people that were interested in attending, also that it should be changed
to a Public Hearing". He was informed that the Commission was under
no obligation to have any type of formal Hearing whatsoever, and that
their meeting would go on as scheduled.