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<br />l2 <br /> <br />there was a retaining wall, you wouldn't have to take the trees. <br /> <br />REPRESENTATIVE OF SHORT OFFICE: If you went to a retaining <br />wall? <br /> <br />MR. NOVAK: A retaining wall would save him three beautiful <br />trees. What is the cost, in a half million dollar road (inaudible) <br /> <br />REPRESENTATIVE OF SHORT OFFICE: I guess the purpose of a <br />public hearing is to get the feedback from the people. That's <br />something we could look at. <br /> <br />MR. NOVAK: Is that something you will take upon yourself <br />or would you suggest us to keep in contact with you? <br /> <br />MR. SHORT: What is your father's address? <br /> <br />MR. NOVAK: 204 Minnesota. <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: In the end, this will be voted on by the <br />Council. If they vote it down there wouldn't be a need for a <br />meeting. If they vote it in, then I would say all of you that <br />would like to have a contact made with you, you would stay after <br />the meeting, provide us with an address and contact person, a <br />phone number. As I say, I desire to have a meeting with several <br />of you rather than coming out every night, but we'll see if we can <br />schedule something to find out your concerns and work with you to <br />solve them. <br /> <br />~m. NOVAK: If you have a gravel drive, what extent will <br />they come down. What I have is, I have a gravel driveway. What <br />extent do they come down to my driveway? Do they come to the <br />legal definition of the road? <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: They will come to try to match what you have. <br />If there is six inches difference between the edge of the road and <br />where your driveway is, they would begin to follow the slope, <br />putting in probably asphalt, and wherever they match they would <br />stop. They wouldn't follow it all the way to your garage. <br /> <br />MR. NOVAK: I wonder if I could see that curb overlay again. <br />If that water is going to drain to the south at each driveway, <br />how do you prevent the water from going down the driveway? <br /> <br />~~. HONCHELL: The curb where the openings are, are lower. <br />It's not brought down all the way to the bottom of the gutter. <br />There is normally a lip or a raised portion there to try to carry <br />the water on past the driveway, and on locations that have <br />anticipated severe problems such as you're describing, that lip <br />might be left a little higher so the water can better be carried <br />past rather than flowing down the driveway. <br /> <br />HAYOR DEMOS: Anyone else? <br />