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<br /> . ...- ..On ~..~ .. _... . - _. . 0 --- <br /> ~, <br /> .. <br /> , <br /> I CITY OF ARDEN HILLS, MN <br /> ,. PUBLIC SAFElYlWORKS COMMITTEE <br /> MINUTES FOR MEETING OF MARCH 21, 1996 <br /> I CALL TO ORDER <br /> Meeting was cal1ed to order by committee member Leslie Goldsmith at 7:40 PM. Leslie <br /> I assumed chairperson duties for Arnie DeIger, who was unable to attend. <br /> ROLL CALL <br /> I Members present: Bill Gillies <br /> Craig Wilson <br /> I Brad Ernst <br /> Leslie Goldsmith <br /> JohnTholen <br /> I Dwayne Stafford (public Works Superintendent) <br /> APPROVAL OF MINUTES <br /> I The minutes from the January 18 meeting were approved (there was no meeting in <br /> February). <br /> .. AyENDA ITEMS <br /> I Valentine Ave Traffic: <br /> Three residents from the Valentine CrestlValentine Court area were present to request the <br /> I committee's help to solve a tn.ffic problem Oil. Valentine Ave. Residents present were Bob <br /> Kunze, Terry McCleery and Bob Boesel. The problem is with the traffic that uses <br /> Valentine Avenue as a shortcut between Old 10 and County Road F, Speeding and <br /> I running of stop signs is frequent. There have been no injury causing accidents yet, but a <br /> fair amount of property damage has occurred because of the offenders. The residents <br /> urged the committee to recommend closing Valentine Ave at Valentine Crest, The <br /> I neighborhood support for this proposal is very strong, according to the neighborhood <br /> representatives at the meeting. The residents have collected some data regarding traffic <br /> levels on the street, the percent of the traffic using the street as a thruway, percent <br /> I speeding and ronning the stop signs etc. They have certainly put forth some effort to <br /> define the problem and their idea of it's severity. <br /> I After much discussion the committee voted against supporting the proposal to close the <br /> street. Reasons for this were: <br /> I <br /> f' <br /> I <br />