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I DRAFT I. Arden Hills PlanninlZ Minutes PalZe 3 5/03/95 I I Sand inquired if there would be pedestrian traffic allowed to the ball parks. Mr. Bergly believed the area would be fenced off I Piotrowski inquired about the concrete walks and the proposed slopes. Mr. Bergly indicated the steepest grade would be 3% and this is a significant reduction from the current walkway system. I Rye inquired who would be responsible for the maintenance of the "Grit Chambers". Mr. Bergly noted the chambers are on School property and are therefore the responsibility of the School District. I Nelson asked about the length of the first pennit for temporary classrooms, Mr. Fritsinger indicated the original permit was for five years. I Ms. Jan Witthuhn, Deputy Superintendent of the Mounds View School District, addressed the Commission. She wished to thank the Commission for their review and expressed encouragement for the proposed plan. I Mr. John Ostlund, Director of Operations of Mounds View School District, introduced himself. I- Ms. Michelle Brouse, Principle of Valentine Hills Elementary, introduced herself. I Mr. Roy Anderson, Architect for the project, briefly responded to previous questions. Mr. Anderson indicated that there is no room for a bus to pass behind another in the Southwest area, I this was designed intentionally. This design would prevent any buses from leaving until the first bus leaves, this addresses safety issues. I Mr. Anderson indicated all excavation will be stored off site. Mr. Anderson, in response to questions regarding the "Grit Chambers", explained they are buried and I the only exposed portion would be a manhole cover. Mr. Anderson stated that currently the slopes on some of the walks are as high as 10%, the proposed I walk would be down to I % in some areas. Mr. Anderson indicated on the two tier wall, there will be a fence on top and on the first tier. there I will be shrubs. Mr. Anderson noted in regards to the outlot, they are currently working with the City, the City will I have to pass a resolution regarding the conveyance of the land. He noted the only concern the School District presently has is the time frame, since the construction season will be short due to school I- sesSIOns. I