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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Monday, November 23, 2015 <br />7:00 o’clock p.m. <br />_____________________________________________________________________________________ <br /> <br />Page 8 of 41 <br /> <br />Walsh noted there are a number of communities that prohibit construction on Saturdays and Sundays <br />since that is when the kids are on the streets. Walsh asked whether Mr. Steadman would be willing to not <br />have construction traffic on Saturdays. <br /> <br />Steadman asked if that would be in addition to the limited construction hours of 8:30 to 4:30 during the <br />week. <br /> <br />Walsh stated it would be. <br /> <br />Steadman stated he believes they would be open to that. <br /> <br />Printup stated he is concerned with the 8:30 to 4:30 hours because there would be two or three buses that <br />would go through during that time. The last morning bus would go through at roughly 8:30. Printup <br />asked whether those hours could be 9:00 to 2:00 to avoid all bus traffic. <br /> <br />Steadman stated the new protocol with the officer would help maintain traffic in the morning and that the <br />majority of the construction vehicles would come to the site in the morning. Steadman stated in his view <br />those hours would be a little too restrictive if they also not allow work on the weekends. Steadman stated <br />in his opinion it is putting a lot more demands on the contractors than would be realistic and that in his <br />view the 8:30 to 4:30 is reasonable. <br /> <br />Printup asked if someone could check with the school district to make sure that 8:30 is late enough for the <br />morning bus run. Printup stated the protocol sounds like it would work with the bus system but that it <br />could perhaps be tweaked. <br /> <br />Steadman noted they also plan to put together a schedule ahead of time and communicate with the <br />neighborhood on the schedule as to when the grading contractors and other construction vehicles will be <br />coming to the site. Steadman stated the neighbors will be made aware of the schedule, and if it changes, <br />what the new schedule will be. <br /> <br />McMillan asked if a painter who shows up in his own car would be considered construction traffic. <br /> <br />Steadman stated typically a custom home builder will have a schedule for the month and that they will <br />attempt to get that at least two weeks to a month ahead of time even if it is a painting contractor. <br /> <br />McMillan stated she is trying to get a handle on the words construction traffic since a number of the <br />workers will show up in their own vehicles. <br /> <br />Steadman stated they want to try to work and communicate ahead of time with the neighbors and that <br />should make a difference. Steadman stated the contractors will also be made aware of the protocol. <br /> <br />McMillan stated given the short construction season in Minnesota, they have to be able to get the people <br />in to get the work done quickly. If it is made too difficult to get the projects done in a timely manner, it <br />might be counterintuitive. <br /> <br />Steadman noted they would also need to work around the road restrictions as well. <br />
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