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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL--October 25, 2010 9 8. A. Resolution 2010-052 Disapproving Municipal Consent for 694/TH51 Mn1DOT Improvement (continued) Councilmember Grant asked if language should be added to Item 8, Exhibit A, to indicate the - City does not want the bridge to be narrowed. Public Works Director Maurer stated this language could be added. Councilmember Grant stated at this time it was not necessary to add any language. The amended motion was called to a vote. The motion carried unanimously(5-0). 9. COUNCIL COMMENTS AND REQUESTS Councilmember Holmes thanked Mark Lindeberg and Wayne Norris from Mn/DOT for — attending the meeting and working with the City. Councilmember Holmes stated she has received an e-mail from a resident concerning an address identification problem related to an accident that occurred near her home. She stated the City and County need to address the problem that there are addresses in the City that are not on maps, or are known by more than one name, or are not known by those individuals that are responsible for dispatching emergency services. She also stated the speed limit in the area of Lake Valentine Road and Old Highway 10 needs to be assessed. The speed limit is 45 mph and this is too fast for pedestrians and children in this area City Administrator Klacrs stated this can be brought to the Council at a future work session and he will also be meeting with the Fire Chief on this topic. Also, the contracted cities (Sheriff's Department) group will be meeting later in the week and can discuss this issue at that time. Councilmember Grant asked for an update on the construction progress on the trail on Lexington Avenue and the CP Rail Bridge. Public Works Director Maurer stated the concrete has been poured on the trail on Lexington Avenue. This project is expected to be completed early next week. The contract will remain open until next year so the City can assess the vegetation that will be planted. The CP Rail project will be completed by mid-November. The contractor has had an issue with the anchors and needs to install more than what was originally planned. The trail should be ready to pave in about a week to ten days. Councilmember Grant stated the Council had requested a study be done on Snelling Avenue North, south of Lindy's. He asked if this study had been completed and if it included the Rice Creek Water shed.