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<br />ROSEVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION <br /> <br />Paget 5 <br /> <br />Wednesday, April 18, 1990 <br /> <br />solid to provide as a sight and sound barrier. Dunn stated that <br />the fence will be solid. <br /> <br />George Lindgren, 1728 Oakcrest, questioned if the berm could have <br />settled through time. Keel stated that it may settle around 4 <br />inches. <br /> <br />Lindgren questioned if someone could come out to check the <br />elevations. Keel stated that the elevation data was supplied in <br />2 ways, by the City's topographic maps and by Welsh's engineer. <br /> <br />Lindgren questioned if Williams Pipeline had representatives <br />present at the meeting. Johnson stated that no representatives <br />were present from Williams. <br /> <br />Lindgren suggested that Williams be asked for a written policy <br />about what can be located on the berm. <br /> <br />Lindgren read a letter from the Fire Marshal, Jon Nisja, about <br />requirements for pipelines. Jopke stated that there is already a <br />written agreement stating what can be done near a pipeline. <br />Jopke added that the easement gives Williams Pipeline Co. legal <br />powers to control what is located in the easement. Jopke stated <br />that the pipeline is inspected 26 times a year by flying <br />overhead. Jopke added that this method of inspection has been <br />approved by the Federal Government. <br /> <br />Sue Schmittdiel suggested that the fence be put on the south side <br />of the berm. Dunn stated that there are 2 problems with this, <br />Williams Pipeline access and maintenance of Welsh's property on <br />the north side of the berm. Dunn added that if they cannot get <br />back to maintain it, problems will occur. <br /> <br />John Blaha questioned what the problem is in terms of putting the <br />fence directly on Welsh's north property line. Dunn stated that <br />they would be glad to put the fence on the north property line <br />but the majority of the residents want it closer to the berm <br />because of the slope. <br /> <br />Blaha questioned the materials to be used for the fence. Dunn <br />stated that the materials used would be solid cedar of natural <br />cedar color. <br /> <br />Blaha questioned if there will be spaces for air to pass through. <br /> <br />Dahlgren suggested that a wall of this height should be <br />constructed with 2 inch material attached by screws not nails. <br />