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<br />. <br /> <br />MR. MARCEL EIBENSTEINER, 1364 Rockstone Lane, New Brighton: <br />I don't have a complete SOlution, but let's say we extend that <br />street to the south property line and put up a barricade and <br />work out an easement so we extend a storm sewer and sanitary sewer <br />with just an easement, is that a possibility? Couldn't it be <br />worked out on easements and barricade the road and when we have <br />too much traffic we extend the road down Amble? <br /> <br />MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: That's more acceptable than dead-ending <br />at this point. <br /> <br />COUNCILMAN HANSON: I'd like Don to react to that question <br />about the quality of Amble Road handling traffic. <br /> <br />MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: I can vaguely recall when watermain was <br />placed in Amble Road and I questioned whether it was under the <br />standard of construction of today for a permanent street. I guess I <br />can't really answer whether it's a 5-ton or 3-ton load. Granted, <br />it will receive more traffic. Generally the traffic that's really <br />hard traffic on a street such as Amble Road is truck traffic, <br />and that's true on any street and you will find break-up occurring <br />or more likely to occur on Hamline because there's a lot of truck <br />traffic on Hamline and very little truck traffic on a residential <br />street. There is some, but compared to something like Hamline <br />it's insignificant. <br /> <br />MR. ARTHUR ERICKSON: I asked this question last year and I <br />will ask it again. With the volume of traffic, the heavy equip-, <br />ment and cars that are going to be going on Nursery Hill Lane to <br />put in this development, and the development gets put in and all <br />of a sudden Nursery Hill Lane is developed end the village <br />engineer says it has to be resurfaced, are the home owners that <br />are there now going to have to foot the bill again after we have <br />already built the road once, or is there a possibility of the <br />contractor having to resurface the road and put up a bond for it? <br /> <br />MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: I'm not certain of the village policy. I <br />can't recall on reconstruction of streets. I believe - is it a <br />ten or twenty year period? <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />MRS. Me NIESH: Streets are usually on a ten year period - <br />streets only. Street, sewer and water combination has been 20 <br />years, but just a street improvement, those have generally been <br />spread over a ten year period. <br /> <br />ACTING MAYOR WOODBURN: In the immediate future is Nursery <br />Hill going to have to be done again completely from scratch? <br /> <br />MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: That's a difficult question. <br /> <br />12 <br />