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suggestion was to put some kind of notice on the City WEB site to remind people to cover the loads they are transporting to the compost site. This concern was shared with the Ramsey County Sheriffs Department. . Residents expressed their appreciation for the stop signs on County Road E. One resident asked if there would eyer be stop lights considered for that intersection. . One resident indicated his suggestion that the City of Arden Hills should take back county roads and set the speed limits at 30 mph. The City realistically does not have the financial resources to take over all of the county roads within our city limits. We will continue to forward our concerns to Ramsey County and work with County staff and officials on traffic, speed, and other concerns. . Concern was expressed about illegal dumping throughout the City. The Ramsey County Sheriff s Department indicated that they have been enforcing the applicable statutes and ordinances and issuing tickets. They are aware of the concern and will continue to monitor. . Many concerns were expressed about the possible Presbyterian Homes "triangle" project. Many were concerned with the proposed project and its implications and wanted to know the process that the City would follow. One resident mentioned that there was a pile of dirt/debris on the triangle site that should be cleaned up. Residents expressed their concern that they don't want to see "dorms", underground parking, above-ground parking, or the cutting down of 75-year-old trees. In response to many of the concerns about this project, the City officials recommend an approach similar to that uscd when Guidant Corporation was working on their campus master plan. This approach involved a neighborhood advisory group that actively communicated with the corporation and the City and worked through project issues together. In addition, Mr. Parrish informed residents at the meeting that Presbyterian Homes President Dan Lindh had expressed his desire to work with the neighborhood, and also that the plans previously discussed with residents is being pulled back. Neighbors interested in serving on a neighborhood task force relating to development of the "triangle" should contact the City. . Many concerns were expressed about the project on Cleveland Avenue and County Road D. They asked about the timeline and status of the project. Clarifications regarding balconies and setbacks were also requested. 3 . . .