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Street and Utility Improvements—June 14 start: Hazelnut Park neighborhood: full road reconstruction to Glenpaul, Prior, and the eastern portion of Jerrold Avenues; resurfacing of pavement on Edgewater and the western portion of Jerrold Avenues; installation of storm sewers on Glenpaul, Prior, and the east block of Jerrold Avenues; replacement of water main pipe along Glenpaul, the east portion of Jerrold, and at the intersection of Edgewater and Prior; and replacement of the force main pipe along Edgewater. Final paving is scheduled for October. Please contact Nick Amatuccio, Project Engineer, at 612-965-3926 or nickam@bolton-menk.com, or David Swearingen, Interim Public Works Director for the City of Arden Hills at 651-792-7847 or dswearingen@ cityofardenhills.org. Stay up to date with project construction at cityofardenhills.org/2021PMP. Concrete Improvements—June 14 start: miscellaneous concrete repairs to address failing curb, flatwork and storm sewer catch basins. The project map can be found on the city website at cityofardenhills.org/ ConcreteImprovements. Public Works In-House Paving—June 14 start: Fairview Avenue from Lake Valentine Rd to Gramsie Rd and Pascal Avenue from County Rd E to the north termini have been chosen for this resurfacing project. The process involves milling of the top 2 inches of asphalt then applying a tack binder material before repaving the street. Some related curb and storm sewer work is also included. The milling operations will begin June 14 along with some curb work, then paving will begin June 21 and should be completed within a couple days. Crack Sealing—June 28 start: application of a bituminous sealant into pavement cracks to minimize water from seeping into the subgrade below the pavement and causing deterioration. The project map can be found on the city website at cityofardenhills.org/StreetMaintenance. Night to Unite Is Back! Night to Unite 2021 will take place this year on Tuesday, August 3. This annual statewide event is designed to forge and strengthen bonds between citizens, businesses, and public safety organizations, such as the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office. Neighborhoods typically observe this event in various ways including front porch vigils, block parties, and cookouts with visits from members of the fire department, sheriff’s office, and elected officials. The events are coordinated through the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office. Don’t miss your chance to participate! To organize and register a Night to Unite event in your neighborhood, visit surveymonkey.com/r/NTU2021 or call 651-266-7339. Pavement Management Projects Are Under Way School Supply Drive New school supplies will be collected from our neighborhoods for K–12 students that are in need at our local schools. Supplies will be picked up during the Night to Unite events. Look for more details in our July newsletter. Development Updates The following planning cases are moving forward from concept plans into development phases. Chick-fil-A had its application approved for a fast food restaurant located at 3855 Lexington Avenue at the northwest corner of Lexington and Red Fox Road at the old Perkins site. Chick-fil-A will redevelop the 1.5-acre parcel with a new single-story 4,995-square-foot building with a dual-lane drive-thru. Grove Church is in the process of changing its name to Everyday Church. At the May 24 City Council Meeting, Council approved an amendment to the I-FLEX Zoning District to allow Houses of Worship as a Conditional Use. Grove Church/Everyday Church will still need to submit a Conditional Use Permit application with the planning details for its proposed church at this site, which the Council will then consider at a future meeting.