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<br />----- --~- <br /> I <br />ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - Amil I O. 1995 2 el <br /> I <br />Mayor Probst noted that County Road F will be improved, but that it will be discussed as a separate I <br />issue. He invited those who have questions or comments regarding the streets noted in Mr. <br />Stonehouse's presentation to step forward. <br />Mr. Andy Kuehn, 3581 Ridgewood Road, noted his property is a downhill property and any I <br />improvements on Ridgewood Court will affect his property. He indicated that if the road is raised <br />any further, his front yard will be washed away, because previous drainage problems have occurred. I <br />Mr.Kuehn indicated he has no interest in Ridgewood Court, but the improvements will affect his <br />property. He indicated he wanted to inform the Council of his case. I <br />Mr. George Moeller, 3551 Ridgewood Road, indicated if Ridgewood Court is raised even one <br />inch, it would destroy his property. He indicated currently when it rains, it becomes like a river. He I <br />believes digging the road up would be the only option. <br />Mrs. Andy Kuehn, indicated the center of the road gets raised with every new seal coating and the I <br />curbing is not enough to hold the flow of water. <br />Mr. Moeller indicated there is no curbing left. Mr. Moeller believed the issue should be researched. -I <br />Mr. Scott Larson, 1178 Benton Way, asked if there would be any assurance that the actual cost I <br />will not exceed the estimated costs. Mayor Probst noted the bids will come back before the Council <br />and would be voted on, and also an assessment hearing will be held. Mayor Probst noted typically <br />the bids have been coming in lower than the estimated cost. I <br />Mr. Steven Forestell, 1190 Benton Way, Hunters Park Townhome Association, indicated all <br />members of the Townhome Association should be assessed equally. Mayor Probst indicated in the I <br />past the City has assessed other Townhome Associations as a common owner and divided the total <br />equally between the members. <br />Mr. Roger Aiken, 4360 HamIine Avenue, inquired if curbs and gutters are always put in. Mr. I <br />Stonehouse indicated typically they are. I <br />Mr. Aiken indicated a Storm Water Management plan should protect the property from run-off <br />during construction. I <br />Ms. Doris Canniff, 3946 Glenview Avenue, indicated problems with the seal coat over the years <br />has raised the height of the road, causing water to pool in her driveway. I <br />Mr. Ed Kosse, 1865 Stowe Avenue, inquired as to access on Stowe Avenue during construction. el <br />Mr. Stonehouse indicated during construction the road would be limited to residents, although the <br />access may be difficult at times, a 24 hour emergency access is mandatory and the contractor will <br /> I <br />
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