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'll <br />MINITES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CTT\' COUNCIL <br />MEETING HELD ON OCTOBER 14,1996 <br />(Corridor Selection for Hwy 12 Upgrade - Continued) <br />Clint Miller, 375 Silver Meadow Drive, Orono, has resided in Orono for 20 years He <br />said he is opposed to Alternative 6 Miller said it is his opinion that the mediation <br />process involved an insutVicient study He review ed the occurrences of the last 10 <br />months and cites the v ision as not being consistent with the comprehensiv e plan of the <br />City. He said the corridor approval was being seen as a "least bad" situation and views <br />Long Lake and Orono as having a "not in my backyard" attitude Miller noted that the <br />rural nature of the communities, the schools, lakes, and natural resources as being w hat <br />draws the people together. He asked that a pro-active approach be taken and for the <br />Council to get on board w ith their electorate He said he is a current member of the <br />corridor coalition of both cities and has looked at how each work with Mn/DOT. Miller <br />said the Council would be failing to serv e their community if they approv e the Alternative <br />6 proposal. <br />Keenan Richardson, Orono, asked the Council ’s interpretation of the eft'ect of the <br />corridor on the school system, its physical building, on enrollment and stratification. <br />When asked w hy, Richardson said there will be a number of households lost in Long <br />Lake. Jabbour noted that this would alleviate the open enrollment problem currently <br />being faced, and he was not considering the school district in his decision. Kelley said he <br />does have two children in the school district He noted the problems with buses currently <br />crossing and turning off of Hwy 12 Kelley said the alternativ e improv es the safety and <br />ability to cross Hwy 12 He currently does not allow his children to cross over Hwy 12 <br />when using the bike trail Richardson said there were other ways to satisfy the issue of <br />safety He asked what data was used regarding the effect of open enrollment and if the <br />Council was willing to make a decision without this information The Council members <br />said they were not using any data and were willing to vote without any additional <br />information regarding the school district. <br />Callahan said the Council is to decide on whether to adopt the submitted proposal. He <br />said he personally has a difficult time seeing a 2 lane road as having any effect on the <br />school other than displacing children from those homes affected. <br />j
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