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• Trail extension from Long Lake Road out to the Luce Line ($100k for this part of project) Long Lake moved the trail from south to north side as their portion of the bill. Council Member Printup asked if the home owners affected had been involved with the plans and listened to regarding the project. Mayor Walsh was concerned about making sure the issues with the residents are taken care of well before the project can take place. Walsh also mentioned that the City Attorney had said that full council approval is needed before the project can begin. Walsh also mentioned that he would not be giving his approval until all of the issues had been resolved. Edwards noted that the affected residents did meet with Hennepin County and the issues were discussed and addressed. • Montessori School Site line issues. There was discussion regarding the entrance and exit at the Montessori School. A Large part of this project will be improvements. The concern was the safety of that entry and slope. • Driveways between Long Lake and Orono affected by CSAH 112 Phase 2. Mayor Walsh stated the right solution would be to create separate entrances and repave the driveways completely. Walsh mentioned the residents were not favorable of the shared driveways. Council Member Seals would like to focus on the Orono resident affected. Reeder noted that Long Lake residents may need to go through Long Lake on the issue. Council Member Crosby stated he would like to be a unified group about this issue. Mayor Walsh stated he would like to hear more before it gets brought back to the Council. 5. Parks Commission — Recording Meetings Mayor Walsh stated he would like the Parks Commission meetings recorded. Walsh mentioned that the Parks Commission is doing a lot of work and the meetings should be recorded. Walsh stated he would like to add this to the agenda at the regular meeting. 6. Short Term Rentals There was discussion regarding Short Term Rentals and the possible issues that affect the residents of Orono. Applications may be required for security and to gather owner and renter contact information. Mayor Walsh stated he would like to watch out for the residents and their privacy.