05-11-1999 Public Hearing - Woodhill CC

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I I I r r r I i I I I I I I I I I Mayor and City Council May 4,1999 Page 13 4. The Club should install three way stop signs at the intersection of Woodhill Avenue where it extends to the south. 5. The Club should install three speed bumps along the Woodhill Avenue. These are used effectively in Minneapolis in residential areas. Snow plows have no problems plowing over them. Posted speed signs are ineffective. 6. The access road should remain gravel to assist in slowing cars down. The City should limit the permit for one year to determine what problems there were in the prior years and the City should maintain a right to revoke the permit or impose additional conditions, as allowed by Section 10.09, Subd. 6, B. Conclusion All parties should be afforded procedural due process by having enough time to analyze the issues presented. If the Club submits evidence other than in its application on file with the City, we ask the City Council to continue this matter until all of the new evidence can be analyzed and addressed. Only then should the City Council make a decision. For example, the Club filed its application on April 21, but the Club did not file the traffic consultant ’s report until Monday, May 3, leaving City staff and my clients and their traffic consultant little time to review and respond to it. Thank you for this opportunity to comment on this very important issue. Please call me or my clients with any questions or if you need any additional information. If you can, please inspect Woodhill Avenue prior to the meeting. Very truly yours. Bruce D, Malkerson Enclosures cc: Ronald Moorse, City Administrator Mike Gaffron Gary Cheswick, Chief of Police Tom Barrett, City Attorney Shelly and Jerry Storch (476-1273) Jane Delaney (473-4666) Reed Larson (473-1696) Charles and Marla Maile (475-1885) 26025 i