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2 <br />Council Proceedings <br />City of New Brighton <br />January 24, 1979 <br />Alvin Logelin, 933 11th Ave expressed concern <br />about the 11th Avenue to 10th Street connection. <br />Mayor Senden asked the County Engineer if he felt the <br />new intersection was far enough from the ramp on Long <br />Lake Road. The County Engineer responded that he felt <br />the 330 feet distance was adequate. <br />Ray Tilden, 427 10th Street (Liquid Scale) stated the <br />present plans called for the removal of his building <br />and suggested the road right of way be <br />extended to the north. <br />Dean Helgeson, 664 10th Street, requested that the <br />City Engineer explain what slope easement meant. <br />The City Engineer explained that the purpose of the <br />slope easement was to match the proposed new road <br />into the existing property. <br />Harold Bona, 669 10th Street, stated he did not <br />feel the improvement would benefit his property. <br />An area resident questioned what determines the need for <br />a semaphore. <br />Councilmember Benke reviewed the warrants necessary for <br />installation of a semaphore. <br />Duane Waldoch, 540 10th Street, asked if the potential problems <br />on the west end of 10th Street would delay the improvements <br />of the 10th Street project. <br />Gertrude Lange, 866 3rd Avenue NW, questioned whether she <br />would be affected by the project. She was informed that <br />she would not be in the improvement district. <br />Vincent Urgo, 960 11th Avenue, questioned the <br />alignment of 11th Avenue. <br />Motion by Benke, seconded by Janecek to direct the engineering <br />department to investigate the following alternates to <br />the 10th Street Upgrading plan: <br />1. The cost of a 52 foot roadway west of the Minnesota <br />Transfer tracks. <br />2. Provide for a 12 degree curve south of the Long Lake <br />bridge.