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� ^ �,. � 'REGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL, JUNE 30 , 1980 Page 2 Dick Crist 2699 Kelly Avenue PUBLIC HEARING Sylvia Haverberg 3215 Crystal Bay Road (Continued) DuWayne Schibrilla 3235 Crystal Bay Road Don Udell 1210 Loma Linda Avenue Robert Mortenson 3139 Florida North Joanne Mortenson 3139 Florida North Mrs. Winston Lindberg 865 West Ferndale Road . Craig Winters 1355 Shoreline Drive Orville E. Dressel 2740 Fox Street Steve Senesac 3020 Fox Street Cherry Stubbs 2920 Fox Street Lester Thompson 2880 Fox Street Mayor Van Nest explained the reason for the public hearing stating that the street in question between the properties to Maxwell Bay is a public street and has been maintained by the City for many years. He also commented that there is evidence and documentation that the roadway is a public street and for some reason had been left off of the Farview Plat when that division had been made . Residents for the Farview area had barricaded the road and the the City removed the barricade. The City feels that the public has a right to use the road to the lake and that the City will maintain it. Mayor Van Nest informed the residents present that the City has no intentions of making a public b�ach with parking lot or City swimming beach, but that the area residents should be allowed to use it to get to the lake for fishing, etc . Mr . Bruce Kelley, 2340 Fox Street, stated that his family has used the street for many years and is in favor of leaving it as it is--public. He does not feel that it should be paved or a gate used, that it should remain the same way as it always was. He stated that for many generations it was a public ' access to Maxwell Bay. Lyle Goldsmith, 284 Inglewood Street, Long Lake, stated that he enjoyed a hike down to the shore of Maxwell Bay for a quit afternoon. He would like to see the roadway remain as is in order to be able to w�lk down to the lake and fish. Lester Thompson, 2880 Fox Street, wants the roadway left open in order to launch a boat. A few parties have been held there but a curfew could be set for the area. Steve Karls, 296 Inglewood Street, Long Lake , wants to be able to walk down to the lake . Police could keep a check on the area for disturbances. (Continued)