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<br />I' <br /> Oak A venue Residents Letter <br />~e March 5, 1996 <br />1 The residents of Oak A venue have voted for a total reconstruction of Oak <br />1 Avenue with the inclusion of the following elements: <br /> Maintain the primary street width at 26 feet. <br /> . <br />1 . Installation of surmountable curbs. <br />1 . Culdesac redesigned according to the engineer's design <br /> modifications (including street width, proximity to existing street <br /> location) as reflected in MSA Consulting Engineers Exhibit #1, faxed <br />I to Brian Fritsinger and Dwight Warkentin, dated March 1, 1996. <br /> . Final approval by the Oak Ave. residents or a designated representative <br />1 of the Oak Avenue Reconstruction Plan prior to implementation. <br /> We would like to emphasize that we as a neighborhood have amended <br />1 our original opposition to total reconstruction and adopted many of the <br /> Council's recommendations. Our decision was reached in part based on <br />. the assurances given by Mr. Stonehouse that inconveniences to individual <br /> residents would be kept at a minimum. <br />1 In turn, there remain many specific individual concerns regarding the <br /> impact that reconstruction will have on individual lots. We submit this <br /> neighborhood decision to you contingent on our ability to have final <br />1 approval of the working plans as they impact those lots adjacent to the <br /> reconstruction where there are unique issues with regard to landscaping <br /> and grading. <br />1 In submitting our position to you, we want to reiterate our appreciation for <br /> the Council's efforts to involve us in the decision making process, and <br />1 your patience with us as we have absorbed the detail and complexities <br /> involved in this issue. <br />I J ,< t.J ;J~ <br />I <br /> Dwight Warkentin <br />1 1666 Oak Avenue <br />I~ (For The Oak A venue Neighborhood, minutes taken at the March 4, 1996 <br /> neighborhood meeting) <br />1 <br />