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Roseville, MN - Official Website <br />that eth City Engineer needed to provide a workable plan for public <br />information. <br />Mr. Callaghan noted that the Metropolitan Council had noted designation <br />of five small water bodies on the campus, and whether those native areas <br />were available for water retention purposes; and opined that this <br />question had not been adequately answered. Mr. Callaghan noted that <br />water quality study data was available over the last six years for Lake <br />Johanna, but he had not seen evidence that the study data had been <br />accessed and/or made part of the review and comments. <br />Mr. Callaghan provided photos of erosion on the campus from a previous <br />construction project along the interior road and Lake Johanna; alleged <br />that there were at least five current erosion sites on campus and along <br />the lake; and expressed concern that similar problems would occur and <br />not be addressed during future construction projects. Mr. Callaghan <br />expressed his strong concern about potential environmental impacts of <br />the expansion of the College without careful oversight. <br />7erry Beilby, 3010 Fairview <br />Mr. Beilby advised that he often and extensively walked the campus and <br />area where the alleged erosion and gullies were located, and opined that <br />he was not aware of them. Mr. Beilby acknowledged that there was one <br />in approximately 1992 during construction of the library and changes to <br />the roadway; but that he had observed that the college had taken <br />immediate action to install erosion barriers to alleviate problems; and <br />that the site had been repaired, and that from his observations, none of <br />the erosion had entered the lake. Mr. Beilby opined that there were <br />areas where natural succession had occurred; but further opined that the <br />extent of erosion was overstated. <br />Mayor Klausing suggested that comments be kept to the action before <br />the Council tonight, rather than past events. <br />Carol, Stellwagen, 3096 Ridgewood Road <br />Ms. Stellwagen commented on the proposed mitigation of noise due to <br />traffic on Snelling Avenue, noting that her backyard abutted Snelling, and <br />the noise level continued to increase significantly from increased traffic. <br />Ms. Stellwagen suggested two alternative options for the College to <br />consider: <br />1. Reducing traffic level speeds on Snelling Avenue to 35 mph, opining <br />Page 4 of 16 <br />http://www.ci.roseville.mn.us/archive.asp?AMID=&Type=&ADID=230 09/24/2007 <br />
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