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irvie�k rna�, need to be �%idened i the distant future but l�arnse�� ount� bel,e�� that l~a _ F ! � any. lannine � LJld be several years away with has no idea when Apparent iv- p - . • t 1�orT�es bordering Fa,r •ie ill be Further impacted construction several years aver the .. . • widening Those homeowners future roadway by any sigrufcant increased traffic and any for need to be treated fairly what miti at,on or alternatives are poss,ble and ,� it possible � tan for this' is expected to be discussed further the County or i t to y p Traffic counts are not known. Speeding eedi n by neighbors and others is a concern and occurs � roadway make i s easy t o go fast. The concept of traffic because the hills and straight y eds calrnYrig changes have been discussed as a way to cause drivers to naturally reduce spe Further discussion is anticipated. 3) RJECOMMENDAT'I'ONS ON LAND USE ZON ES In or near the neighborhood. and. t�' Charge- Should there be a c han., ge in land use zones r� so, why and to what other uses') clamtruaf • - ro ertv fro€,n Fairview p to and including the cold The city has recently purchased this property� st owner had the ro erty for sale and there apparently was interest storage building.. The � P p to developing it as c tnrnercial with Fairview Avenue frontage, The c� wasproposing tore a and passive public uses and was considering purchase it for seasonal storage p purchased so it • force agreed with city plans and that it should be pu improvements. The task o could not be developed. Rnfirc NCW*QrhQW-* . . - development of the entire neighborhood has possibility of future comn�erc�al�busrness developm Thep d. ft has been reinforced by the always been rumored and pondered by the neighborhoo • r�vo onions of this residential neighborhood into the previous sale and redevelopment of p existing southern ret a it centers. However it appears that an approximate cost of rnMon to purchase the remaining 176 6 homes(43 acres) and the 3 businesses on these 71 r commercial redevelopment econonlically feasible. The acres is likely too much to make con�rr� p limited traffic access on Snelling llin and Fairview may well be a negative for any redevelopment. . in surrounded by current and redeveloping business Lorin the add oirung neighbors and being Losing 'n neighborhood can continue to remain Viable fosters the cone about how the rern�ura g • ate the nei hborhood infrastructure and moderate and maintain property values. To g n and the number of homes sold per fee value homes have Sri well maintained gear has ` h most may not anti a clear direction to resolve average. If not redeveloped in total, vrtnc � neighborhood problems and mitigate impacts is needed. 24