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2008-10-30 E-Mail Subject: Centerville Resident Questions Use of Grant Dollars by CC
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<br />page 1 of 2 <br /> <br />John Meyer <br /> <br />From: Roggenbuck, Kevin [kevin.roggenbuck@metc.state.mn.us] <br />Sent: Thursday, October 30,200812:06 PM <br />To: 'Melody Meath' <br />Subject: RE: Centerville resident questions use of grant dollars by City Council <br /> <br />Melody, <br /> <br />Thank you for your comments and questions about the Centerville Bicycle Trail Link. <br /> <br />The Transportation Advisory Board (TAB) awarded funds to Centerville to construct trails that would connect its <br />citizens to parks, schools and other trails in the city and in the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes. Their application <br />identified several trail segments that would be built at the same time Anoka County reconstructs CSAH 14/Main <br />Street in Centerville. <br /> <br />The Mill Road portion was not part of the original project scope, but it can be added if it does not take away any of <br />the benefits that were described in their application. The Minnesota Department of Transportation helps local <br />governments like Centerville design their projects and get them ready to be built. They are responsible for <br />making sure the local government designs the project to be safe and that it matches the project they proposed to <br />build. Trails that cross driveways are a safety concern, but it does not necessarily make them unsafe. If the city <br />were to build a sidewalk instead, it would still cross the driveways. The design of projects like this go through a <br />public involvement process of meetings and presentations hosted by the city. If you and your neighbors on Mill <br />Road feel strongly against this trail, you should make your feelings known to your mayor and city council. The <br />TAB does not intervene in design issues like this. <br /> <br />If you wish to speak with MN DOT, I can find out who is managing this project and give you their contact <br />information. <br /> <br />Thank you, <br />Kevin. <br /> <br />Kevin Roggenbuck, Transportation Coordinator <br />Transportation Advisory Board <br />390 Robert Street No. <br />St. Paul, MN 55101 <br />phone: 651-602-1728 <br />fax: 651-602-1739 <br />kevin. roggenbuck@metc.state.mn.us <br /> <br />From: Melody Meath [mailto:mmeath@q.com] <br />Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008 6:07 PM <br />To: Roggenbuck, Kevin <br />Subject: Centerville resident questions use of grant dollars by City Council <br /> <br />Dear Kevin, <br /> <br />I am a Centerville resident and I am writing to you in regards to a trail grant our city was <br />awarded in the amount of $700,000. The Council seem to think that a trail on Mill Road is of the <br />utmost importance due to the safety concern. They seem to think a 10 foot trail 20 feet into the <br />front yards of the property owners on Mill Road is the only solution. I know for a fact no other <br />solution has been entertained and the whole push behind this trail is because we have these grant <br />dollars. I'm an expecting mother and my concern is for the safety of my child when there is a 10 <br />foot bike trail thirty feet from my front door. This trail goes past 18 driveways on Mill Road. Is this <br /> <br />10/31/2008 <br />
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