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<br />. <br /> <br />hard surface court that is there now. We would have to move the <br />play structure away from the street that would go in there. We <br />haven't even talked about the amount of land that would be given <br />to him. We've talked about what he's giving to us, but we <br />haven't even talked about the acres that we would be giving to <br />him for the road. How is that going to be resolved? <br /> <br />MR. EIBENSTEINER: Do I have to answer that? I guess at <br />this time - I'm not in favor of paying for the whole street. <br />I'd like to pay for a partial street or a partial cul-de-sac. <br />Other than that, I have no plan to pay for restoration of the <br />park. That's where I'm at right now. <br /> <br />MRS. SUE HUSTINGS, 4136 Norma Circle: I think the Council <br />is aware of the fact that Marcel is a businessman, he's been <br />doing this a long, long time and he's never going to tell you <br />he's going to give you as much as he expects to give. That is <br />elementary. What she is saying is that we are giving this. <br />This is for his use. He is going to get in excess of $30,000 <br />per lot. The difference between him putting in the extra road, <br />according to your figures, is approximately $29,000, which is a <br />small percentage of that (inaudible) because of the way he pays <br />his property taxes (inaudible). He knows where every dollar is <br />going and I know that you're going to keep that in mind when <br />you decide what the park dedication will be. <br /> <br />MAYOR WOODBURN: He's a businessman so we intend to give <br />him the business. Are there any new ideas? <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />MR. MICHAEL OLSON, 4107 Gale Circle: This may not be a <br />new idea because I'm going to re-emphasize what the person <br />from Indian Oaks Court said about the primary problem here is <br />the safety at West Floral Drive and Hamline. That is indeed <br />the primary problem and I heard from the traffic people here <br />that it may be resolved when we widen the street. With our <br />austerity program, I'm not sure that that will ever come, <br />especially from the state; and I don't believe that Arden Hills <br />may take it upon themselves to do any widening in the streets. <br />Again, it's just a re-emphasis of the gentleman from Indian <br />Oaks. He hit it right on the head. . <br /> <br />MR. DOUGLAS COULL, 1365 Eide Circle: Someone mentioned <br />that there are emotions involved. This is certainly true. I <br />came out here because I like it out here. It's quiet, except <br />for a little rumble from 694. I like that park just exactly <br />the way it is. My wife and I go walking there, there happens <br />to be a path for us the way we come from Eide Circle on down <br />to Floral, without getting run over - we're real careful - <br />and we enjoy it. I suppose maybe that's not a forward-looking <br />progressive view, but nevertheless, I like it the way it is - <br />just the way it is. Secluded or not, it's a delightful park. <br />I fail to understand how a cul-de-sac is going to improve the <br />park at all. I'm sympathetic to the gentleman who is expanding <br />and building out there - that's what keeps the country going. <br /> <br />25 <br />
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