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MR. T. A. NELSON, 2622 North Fairvi.<\IY (Spoke before): Opposed to the improvement. Widening of the street will encourage more truck traffic. MRS. PAT MILLER, 1810 Oakcrest: Lives on the corner of Oakcrest and Fairview. Opposed to the improvement because of the truck traffic and the speed of the traffic. MRS. PAT MC SHERRY, 2865 North Fairview (Spoke before): Asked if there would be a service lane to enable people living on Fairview to get in and out of their driveways. Said she's concerned for the safety of her children because of the heavy truck traffic. Opposed to the improvement. MR. JOHN LESTER, 1935 North Hamline (Spoke before): Asked if there would be curb cuts into all of the lots and houses on Fairview. MR. RUSSELL PETERSON, 2544 North Fairview: Asked if there would be traffic signals on the corner of oakcrest and Fairview. MR. JOHN WONDRA, 2600 North Fairview: Because there's no place to park on the street, he has a double driveway into his property. Asked if the curb cut would be that wide. MR. ED SA LVERDA, Ramsey County Commissioner: While this ~s a county project, it can't be constructed unless the village approves it. MR. THOMAS WILLMUS, 3040 North Hamline (Spoke before): The widening of the street will reduce the safety hazard that now exists. The street is old and needs up-grading. MRS. PAT MILLER, 1810 Oakcrest (Spoke before): The trucking industry wants the construction of the new road. The road will continue to be a 9 ton limit but there are trucks traveling on it heavier than that and no one does anything about it. Asked what kind of access the people on Fairview would have while the new road is being constructed. Also asked how the new grade of the road would affect their driveway. MRS. DARLENE MC DONAUGH, 2480 North Fairview: Asked what percent of the people it would take to vote the improvement d0\~n. When informed there would be no public referendum but thnt i.'.: