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so appreciate the foresight to not recommend parking on Prior Avenue between <br /> Age Avenue and Sharondale Avenue since this is a drop off and pick up area <br /> various individuals that use the Fairview Community Center from preschoolers <br /> eniors. <br /> that the intention is to allow parking on the east side of Prior between <br /> er Avenue and Eldridge Ave "to be allowed to park in adjacent the fields <br /> er than out in the neighborhood if existing parking lots are full." I <br /> eve this can be accomplished without any existing changes to signage and I do <br /> believe parking in the adjacent neighborhood is an issue. <br /> 1 the co-block captain and organize a neighborhood block party each year for <br /> hbors on County Road B, Sharondale, Eldridge, Cleveland, Wilder and Prior <br /> ues. I attended Park Board meetings and meetings with the Bob Riggs and <br /> ,r representatives of the School System as we explored girls' softball fields <br /> he area south of the Fairview Community Center (hereafter designated as "open <br /> e"). <br /> e is a need for more open green space in the southwest section of Roseville. <br /> is an agreed upon position. Initially Bob Riggs and members of the School <br /> em suggested two girls' softball fields on the east side of the "open space". <br /> -at with neighbors east or and west of the "open space", and as a certified <br /> ator with the MN Supreme Court I suggested ways to try and mitigate this <br /> ess. Eventually it was agreed to build initially one girls softball field <br /> ig the west side of the "open space" on the northwest corner. The neighbors <br /> ' he west side of the Fairview Community Center did not object to this scenario <br /> gong as the fence stayed up and parking remained as it is now. There was a <br /> ern about traffic, trash, noise and safety. This was voiced in a public <br /> am by members of the community including myself. <br /> ent to the Fairview Community Center and asked to see plans related to the <br /> 1 field layout with a girls' softball field on the northwest corner of the <br /> space. I was told in the office that they had none for the layout and they <br /> not know where to obtain those plans. I asked if the fence on the west side <br /> id remain in place. I was assured it would be placed back where it was <br /> ginally. <br /> the fields were completed the school district did not replace the fence <br /> re it had previously been. Rather the fence now has a gate that is wide <br /> ,gh to drive a vehicle through the opening. Note there had been storage in <br /> area before and there was a gate to a totally fenced in area so that this was <br /> a thoroughfare. A wide asphalt drivable path now runs from Eldridge around <br /> south side of the Fairview Community Center to the parking lot on the east <br /> If this remains closed except for when the school district needs to <br /> duct maintenance we see no problems in the neighborhood, but clearly this was <br /> expected. In every public meeting I attended the school district <br /> 'esented the traffic flow was intended to be from the parking lot in front <br /> th side) of and next to (east side) the Fairview Community Center. The <br /> Doi district never indicated any intention to removing parking restrictions on <br /> east side of Prior Avenue or access via Prior Avenue to these fields. <br />
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