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<br /> . surface during the past years. The construction <br /> standards were not the same then as they are now. <br /> However, he stated he can't give any specific reason for <br /> the street's current condition. <br /> Mike Johnson, 1152 Amble - The trouble I have is that the <br /> base wasn't properly done. It is an embarrassment to the <br /> neighborhood. Also, the water and garbage that goes to <br /> the lake has caused the lake to be pumped into the <br /> arsenal watershed system. We believe this also needs to <br /> be addressed. The lake has risen and killed our trees. <br /> We believe it fair that the City share more than the <br /> usual cost of this program, since it wasn't properly <br /> constructed in the first place. <br /> Julianne Prager, 3320 North Dunlap Street - We've lived <br /> here since 1958 and the road has never been repaired <br /> since. This condition is not good. Dan Winkel has told <br /> us our street is one of the five worst in Arden Hills. <br /> It should be re-done. It is not aesthetically <br /> acceptable, and there is only going to be more breakup of <br /> the road. I strongly support re-doing this road. <br /> Bruce Mears, 4503 Keithson - I just moved here a couple <br /> of months ago. I think you could spend your dollars <br /> better elsewhere; we don't have that bad of a road. I'm <br /> . afraid there will be bumps in the road because of the <br /> patches. <br /> City Engineer Maurer clarified that Keithson Street would <br /> be recycled. <br /> Albert Nienaber, 1160 Amble - Drainage has been a problem <br /> in Karth Lake; this is the time to redo that since the <br /> street is going to be reconstructed. <br /> Mr. Charbonneau, 3360 Dunlap - I believe this needs to be <br /> done. The City should not stop redoing roads. <br /> Ce'san Farell, 1144 Amble - Since Karth Lake has been <br /> higher we have lost beautiful oak trees which affects the <br /> neighborhood. I believe something should be done with <br /> this system. <br /> Councilmember Hicks asked Superintendent Winkel whether <br /> the storm sewer goes into Karth Lake. Dan Winkel <br /> answered yes, that since Karth Lake development has been <br /> in place, more has gone there by gravity. In the past, <br /> water was pumped from the lake with a portable pump <br /> located near the corner of Amble Drive and Pleasant <br /> . 3 <br />