CC_Minutes_1968_0401 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

=2", The Acting Mayor then directed the Manager to read the des~ cription of the general nature and estimated cost of the proposed improvement and the area proposed to be assessed therefor. as stated in the published notice of hearing. After reading of the notice, all persons present were afforded opportunity to be heardf and the names and addresses of the persons appearing and heard by the Council and the substance of the views presented by them were as follows: Representative of Blomberg ~ Zimmerman Company: Question re proposed assessment. MRo WILLIAM HOWERY. 1357 County Road B~2: Asked if the property on the north side of County Road 8=2 would be assessed for the street improvement. MR. ARTHUR K:NEE, 2472 North Pascal: Presented a petition to the Council from persons in the area between Snelling and Hamline and adjacent to County Road B~2 requesting the village council to eliminate the break in the frontage road at Pascal and establish the proposed frontage road between Snelling and Hamline without any direct access to County Road B-2. Letter was presented from Mr. GLEN Jo JOHNSON~ 1535 W. County Road B=2, for the Verde Haven Northview Association indicating that their organization had adopted a motion on March 16 that the point of access for future County Road B=2 be at Pascal Avenue. MRo GLEN J. JOHNSON, 1535 No County Road B-2, president of the Verde Haven Northview Association: He indicated that by a process of elimination the motion had finally carried to have the access at Pascal. MR. ARTHUR MCNEE, 2474 North Pascal: The persons who had signed the petition in opposition to the Pascal opening felt that if there was traffic congestion. then at a later date the entrance could be madeo MRS. ROYDEN DANE. 1397 W. County Road B-2: Said that she and none of her neighbors were approached about the Pascal Avenue access, Sheus in favor of the accesso MRo JON ROADFELDT. 1548 Sextant: Said he felt that another petition could be obtained with the same number of signatures in favor of the access. MR, AUBREY HUNTER. 2466 North Pascal: Opposed to the Pascal Avenue access because of the traffic in the area, MR, W. J. O'ROURKE, 1364 Sextant: Objected to closing the Pascal Avenue access because it would cause excess traffic on Sextanto MR. WILLIAM HOWERY. 1357 County Road B~2: Thought that traffic signs could control the flow of traffic if the Pascal Avemle access is opened. In favor of the access. MR. CLAIR STRO~N, l365 West County Road Bd2: In favor of the accesso IMPROVEMENT 67-28