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CONSTRUCTION CO. <br />• COMMERCIAL AND <br />6UIF <br />INDUSTRIAL EXCAVATING <br />�Of <br />• ROAD BUILDING /� w <br />� A <br />■PILE DRIVING <br />e` <br />Ir�` <br />■SEWER, WATER <br />INSTALLATION <br />I111 <br />•BRIDGES <br />EsrABLISHED <br />@GOLF COURSES <br />t916 <br />■SUB DIVISION AND <br />LAND DEVELOPMENT <br />IPMENT RENTAL <br />MiitgiUNG AND DESIGN <br />7900 BEECH STREET N.E • MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55432 E TELEPHONE 786.9800 <br />I- s <br />September 29, 1988 <br />City of Orono <br />Box 66 <br />Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 <br />Attn: Ms. Jeanne Mabusth <br />Re: File No. 139-1310 <br />Howard Eisinger <br />Dear Jeanne, <br />In respcase to your letter of August 8, 1988, I will address the concerns raised <br />by the Planning Commission. <br />Park Construction, with a steady supply of fill, would be able to place 100,000 <br />cubic yards of fill on the Eisinger property in approximately five weeks. This <br />is based on placing 5,000 cubic yards each day, working five days per week, with <br />a 20% weather delay factored in. <br />Conversely, if fill material were available sporadically, whether from different <br />projects, or one project with stage construction, etc., the material could be <br />placed at a rate of 5000 cubic yards per week up to between 70,000 to 80,000 <br />yards per week. The latter example would only occur if time were a factor and <br />Park Construction elected to work a double shift six days per week. <br />A tandem truck can legally carry about 9 cubic yards (bank volume). 100,000 cubic <br />yards of material would be approximately 11,100 truck loads of material. <br />Park Construction has an excellent safety record on all of their construction <br />projects. When trucking to a disposal site located on a major highway Park <br />Construction would place a series of signs which would warn both directions of <br />traffic of the construction ahead. These signs would be placed well in advance <br />of the egress; stating, Road Construction Ahead, Trucks Entering Highway, and, <br />if required. Flagman Ahead and Prepare to Stop. <br />AN EOUAL O►PORTUNITV EMPLOYF R <br />