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<br />ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - OCTOBER 30,2006 <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br /> <br />radiuses. She indicated to remove this would cost money and they did not recommend <br />reconstructing this intersection because it met all of the required standards. <br /> <br />Dan Leatblad, 3520 Siems Court, stated in theory that sounded good, but it did not work in <br />practice. He indicated the angle was difficult to maneuver. <br /> <br />Councilmember Holden noted most of the neighborhood input had been that they did not want <br />sidewalks. <br /> <br />Councilmember Grant asked if minimum standards changed due to grade of the road. Deb <br />Bloom responded the engineers had widened the curb radiuses to 30 feet and the minimum was <br />15 feet. She indicated they should be able to make the turn with that radius. <br /> <br />Councilmember Grant stated he was not sure he could make any decision on this tonight until <br />he looked at this intersection himself. He requested the City Engineer review the intersection. <br />Deb Bloom responded they would look into this, but noted nothing could be done this season. <br /> <br />Mayor ApIikowski asked if they could add some type of signage. Deb Bloom responded they <br />would look into this. <br /> <br />Diane Pearson stated the width of the road was not a problem in general, but at this intersection, <br />the mouth of it needed to be widened. <br /> <br />Diane Pearson, 1556 Arden Place, stated she had two concerns regarding the trees in their <br />neighborhood, including the number of trees taken out and the number of trees being replaced. <br />She stated they had collected 60 people's signatures in support of additional trees. She stated <br />they had 84 trees taken out and approximately 56 trees were going to be replaced. She stated <br />they wanted all of the trees replaced that had been taken out. She proposed the number of trees <br />taken out be replaced and the trees coming in were of the same value as the trees taken out. She <br />stated they also wanted input into where the trees were going. Ms. Giga stated the State <br />definition of a tree was anything 4 inches or larger in diameter regardless of species. She stated <br />there were oaks, ash, buckthorns, maples, as well as other trees that were removed. <br /> <br />Kathy Nelson, Siems Court, stated on Siems Court 49 trees were removed, Arden Place four <br />trees were removed, Ridgewood Road five trees were removed, Beach Club Ponds 26 trees were <br />removed. She stated ten trees were replaced on Siems Court, one tree was replaced on Arden <br />Place, two trees were replaced on Ridgewood Road, and 17 trees were replaced on Beach Club <br />Ponds. She noted along Johanna Wetland Pond, 60 trees were removed and 20 trees were being <br />replaced. She stated she had talked with Rice Creek Watershed District who indicated they <br />would get in touch with the City and offer some funds for larger trees. Ms. Wolfe stated she had <br />not heard from Rice Creek Watershed District. <br /> <br />Dan Leatblad, 3520 Siems Court, stated the number of trees that came down was remarkable. <br />He indicated they used to have a canopy of trees, which were now removed. He stated ten trees <br />
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