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• ; • ..> -%* I. ■•4 ey would have to close ;oet per foot and with #ever# the question of at this time.■‘'■■/a fmum 11: I. I., 4 ■« - ■■ ■■■•-:.--I- MINUTES OP regular ORONO COUNCIL MEETING ^-^^r»\1988 APPOINTMENT - PARK COMMISSION CHAIR* Connn^'^i C o u n c i 1 mem be r Callahan, seconded by Comm/^aVon rt appoint Mr. Phil Bradley as Park Na^io? SCtion'pasfed!^’^^''® ^8, 1988. Motion, Ayes=3, CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: CRYSTAL BAY ROAD 10A7 Bernhardson explained that the July i-o r- Storm , damaged the shoreline for a length of 300' to 400 on Crystal Bay Road. The City of Orono does not have a the tra^veJyTed^no^i-^'^^^^i Road, only an easement that covers the travelled portion of the road. Originally, the Puhlio Wo»-v« Department was trying to seek a solution whereby they ecu brought forward recommendations for either brthe'’a7e o/crTbbi’na^®^^"^ ^"'^tting, restoring the bLkOf cribbing, or moving the road back 12' and reducino was Lt'’fl determined that moving the roal was not feasible because of limited front yard areas which the a lack or.® unwilling to give up. There was a problen, dL*^to a lack of easement control as to gettinc coordinator. acceptance for payment of one of the other two solutions. One of foot Dyyyna%l?-°°/“"%®^ “’® S120.00/irnerftoot. During this time frame. Public Works Dirprhor toK« Gerhardson, was in contact with residents on the road. There was in Aoril^w^hYoh^ made so an alternate solution was proposed Clhv^nmnH^ 1 placing sheathing within the area the rist(^^^ation^^T t finance the^ on of anything but public property. For safety purposes, a temporary guardrail would be placed along the portion of the road where the bank needed restoring. Portion At thlt^tlSr^’^h®^ was taken to the Planning Commission in July. tL Voad^ M? residents indicated that they wanted to close December 1987 i^^urmally indicated back incember, 1987 that they would not agree to close the road. One fact that the street is currently a through street and public safety access would be a concern ^If the road is closed in the front, there may be a need for ac’cess Bt'the*jSlv'’l8'*'Y9“sB°"Df'’® ''®“ requestedat the July 18, 1988 Planning Commission .Meeting that the Citv of rirn * '’® reapproached on the issue of closlnc%he 12 1988 Council®‘^rscussed this matter at their September in'favor of croslng®\he"’roa''d '=‘'at they were still not Administrator Bernhardson stated that the Citv would It this ongoing problem by proceeding with ?h. sheathing. This would restore the road now and allow th! residents to deal with the dead-end/cul-de-sac issue at a later «T 5;- m a/' m 1 sy ' ■ ■r.r "id a- CR