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<br />I <br />I ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - SEPTEMBER 30. 1996 7 <br />" Councilmember Malone asked if another alternative is to eliminate the service road to the south <br /> and asked if removed, could Highway 96 be built within the existing alignment. Mr. Tolaas <br /> stated it could, but this would not resolve the conflict at the Old Highway #10 intersection or the <br />I path/trail. <br /> Mr. Tolaas commented on the problem with access interference too close to the intersection and <br />I that to improve it in any way, it is important to clean up that intersection. He advised Ramsey <br /> County did look at a cul-de-sac and providing access to Highway 10 to the south but, due to high <br />I speeds and traffic levels, it is not an acceptable option. <br /> Councilmember Hicks concurred with the need to improve this segment of Highway 96 but <br />I noted this corridor does not go very far west and the only logic would be if it connected to 1- <br /> 35W. He asked about an alternative ofterminating the Highway 96 improvement at Highway 10 <br /> and do only what is necessary to improve the current alignment in that short stretch between I- <br />I 35W and Highway 10 to handle local traffic. Mr. Tolaas responded that this creates an <br /> operational problem, particularly if the Arsenal site is developed. Councilmember Hicks stated <br /> maybe the improvement could be continued in the future if TCAAP improves, and perhaps then <br />I funding for clean-up will be available. <br /> Mr. Tolaas advised this segment was turned back to Ramsey County and there is a timeline to <br />.. complete improvements (10 year window) to be able to access State Aid funds. <br /> Council member Aplikowski inquired whether a 10 foot bicycle path is needed if it results in the <br />I need to displace people. She suggested consideration of a minimum median, just to meet <br /> standards, and expressed concern about having no signal at the entrance of the mobile home park <br />I due to safety issues. Councilmember Aplikowski stated she does not believe the Round Lake <br /> basin will be cleaned up during her lifetime. She added that displacing residents is a critical <br /> issue but they may come out ahead, and the Arden Manor Mobile Home Park could realign lots <br />I and make it work as a long-range plan. Councilmember Aplikowski stated this is a tough <br /> decision to make and she does not want to "snafu" the Highway 96 improvement but agrees with <br /> Councilmember Hicks about the need to re-look at what the City is asking residents to sacrifice. <br />I She stated she understands concern about the current Old Highway 10 intersection, but does not <br /> believe it is unworkable. <br />I Mayor Probst stated a lot of anxiety results from not understanding individual outcomes in the <br /> event relocation is needed and asked when MN/DOT will discuss settlements with individual <br /> residents so they have some comfort about that option. Mr. Tolaas indicated Ramsey County can <br />I sit down with them right away to inform of procedure and rights, and can sit down with <br /> representatives of the State office to get a better idea about the magnitude of this program with <br /> mobile home owners. <br />I Mayor Probst stated he has worked with MN/DOT previously and found they are very fair and <br />.. willing to work to reach an agreement and if not, the property owner has the option of the court <br /> system to resolve issues. He urged Ramsey County to meet with impacted residents as soon as <br /> possible and stated he believes the alternative plan which needs to be considered when looking at <br />I <br />
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