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indicated a preference for working with higher water levels so equipment could <br />operate from barges rather than creating excessive mud conditions. <br />Mr. Freihammer noted that another option would be winter dredging, in which <br />ice could be removed and excavation completed under frozen conditions. He <br />added that staff may allow contractors to propose either approach, depending <br />on what is most effective for a pond of that size. <br />Mr. Freihammer said it was uncertain whether Willow Pond would freeze <br />completely because of its large drainage area and continuous water flow. <br />However, he noted that it would need to freeze solid for certain construction <br />methods. He indicated that additional information would be available once <br />plans were finalized. <br />Mr. Freihammer added that Ryan would be present at the May meeting and <br />could provide a more detailed update on the Willow Pond project. <br />Member Luongo asked about the amount of road construction planned for the <br />summer, noting that there may be more activity than usual on major city roads. <br />She acknowledged that road construction is typical during the summer months <br />but expressed that this season appeared especially active. <br />Mr. Freihammer said this construction season would be busier than normal. He <br />explained that several projects had been delayed in prior years, resulting in <br />multiple carryover projects occurring in the same season. He noted that projects <br />such as Twin Lakes, Lexington, and Hamline were all carryovers, contributing <br />to the increased activity. <br />Mr. Freihammer added that there was also some overlap of larger corridor <br />projects, including County Road C, which further contributed to the higher level <br />of construction. He said the city would also be bidding on two separate <br />pavement projects, including the pavement management project and a <br />reconstruction project in the Walnut and Terminal Road industrial area He <br />noted that the latter project would take place later in the year and primarily <br />impact businesses in that corridor. <br />Member Luongo asked whether information about the upcoming construction <br />projects could be included in the city newsletter, noting that staff may already <br />be doing so, but wanted to confirm. <br />Mr. Freihammer explained that staff already share construction information <br />through city communication channels, including the newsletter, and would <br />continue to provide updates to residents. He indicated that staff make efforts to <br />inform the public about project timing, impacts, and detours so residents can <br />plan accordingly. <br />Page 4 of 28 <br />
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