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-4- • 7-7 (c■ COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL EXCAVATINQ ■ ROAD BUILDING ■ PILE DRIVING ■ SEWER, WATER INSTALLATION ■ BRIDGES ■ GOLF COURSES ■ SUB DIVISION AND LAND DEVELOPMENT IPMENT RENTAL LNO AND DESIGN the concerns raised le to place 100,000 y five weeks. This days per week, with ether from different aterial could be 70,000 to 80,000 were a factor and r week, lurae), 100,000 cubic of material, heir construction or highway Park both directions of iced well in advance ‘ring Highway, and, A m: .. .y.t Wm J . J •I." ^ 1^..- 7 r.*V ‘•V‘ si 7- CONSTRUCTION CO ESTAWLI91ED 1B1B ■ COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL EXCAVATING • ROAD BUILDING • PILE DRIVING • SEWER, WATER IMTALLATtON ■ BRIDGES ■ GOLF COURSES ■ SUB DIVISION AND LAND DEVELOPMENT ■ EQUIPMENT RENTAL ■ ENGINEERING AND DESIGN 7900 BEECH STREET N.E, • MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55432 ■ TELEPHONE 7BM800 ■ PAGE 2 The Minnesota Department of Transportation requires advance signing for any construction that may disrupt traffic. Temporary construction is allowed on State Highways with a permit; however, in this case TH 12 has a 10 foot paved shoulder and a bypass lane would not be required. All major state highways are designed to carry truck traffic as described above. The shoulder section at the point of entry to the Eisinger site would probably break up with the volume of turning truck traffic into the site. If this should occur, Park Construction would be responsible for any repair required on the shoulder, I will be attending the special meeting of the Planning Coimnission on October 3, 1988 to clarify any questions that awy arise on the above mentioned subject or answer any other questions you may have. Sir iy» PARK CONSTRUCTI^H^COMPANY 'Uohn Gannon, P,E, Project Manager JG:gp cc: Howard Eisinger - AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER -