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I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I , I ~ ~HILLS Ingerson Neighborhood Q&A Pavement Management Meeting (PMP) July 18, 2002; 7:00 p.m. Page I of8 Comment: The flyer is believed to be misleading by stating the words Ingerson Road and Ingerson Court, It gives impression only those two roads are being worked on therefore people may not have attended that would have wanted to attend, The City will do a better job in the future describing exact project. The flyer was not meant to be misleading in any way, All meeting material will be posted on the website so individuals not able to attend tonight's meeting can obtain the information from the website. Comment: When did the county redo Ingerson? In roughly 1988, Comment: Has it been 30 years? No it has not been 30 years, Comment: Why is this not a county project? These are not county roads, Comment: How can water ponding happen on Ingerson Road to Lexington Avenue when the road has a hill? Water ponding does not occur a hilly area, Comment: If neighborhood did not want this project before why are we revisited this project? Because it is the duty of the City to support it's infrastructure, The City has a fiduciary responsibility to spend it's money wisely. Comment: If the City plowed the snow versus dumping sand and salt, the water quality would not be as bad, Water quality is more than about the sand and salt. Oil from automobiles and run-off from yards also contributes to poor water quality, Comment: What is the assessment policy for the City, Fifty percent (50%) of the cost of your side of the street. Comment: Is there any discussion about per household assessment? It is not the current policy of the City but has been discussed. Comment: What is the capacity of the storm sewer in inches of rain over time? Based on a lO'year event it would be 4,2 inches,