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Does Long Lake intend the apron (option 4) to be a public road or a "private <br />shared driveway" with a public service overlay? A private road exposes current <br />property owners to additional legal liability, maintenance agreement modification <br />and related legal costs for negotiations and possible future litigation with the <br />owner(s) of 1070. <br />2. Has the City of Long Lake entered into discussions and obtained the legal <br />approval of the City of Orono to take over jurisdiction of roadbed and driveway(s) <br />which cross city land in Orono? <br />3. Is the City of Orono supportive of either option 2 or option 4? <br />4. Will a legal instrument be negotiated between the City of Long Lake, the City of <br />Orono and Hennepin County to provide us with assurance for continued pavement <br />maintenance and snow plowing in perpetuity? <br />5. If this piece of road will be under the City of Long Lake Pavement Management Plan, <br />what services will Long Lake provide? <br />a. Does this mean repair/resurfacing? <br />b. Does this mean snow removal? <br />c. Will this be in perpetuity? <br />6. There has been discussion among the owners of 1010/1020/1030 Old Long Lake <br />Rd. to possibly include a turnaround feature for the proposed option 4. <br />a. What would be the size of this feature? <br />b. Will it allow mailboxes to be moved to the end of the private driveway <br />sections? <br />c. Can the US Postal Service be included in this discussion to assure that <br />their requirements are considered in the design? If we build it, can we be <br />sure that our mailboxes can be relocated? <br />7. Will the affected homeowners be given the opportunity to provide input on the <br />content and placement of road signs, mailboxes, and recycling bins? <br />8. Will a "dead end" "no outlet" sign exist to help avoid someone either mistaking <br />the shared apron for a frontage road to Birch's On the Lake or turning too early <br />while following GPS given the closeness to Old Long Lake Rd? <br />9. Will the street be no parking? <br />10. Who will pay for and maintain landscaping of this area? <br />11. Which of the city entities be responsible for completing landscaping should funds <br />allocated by Hennepin County prove insufficient? Are there sufficient funds for <br />5 <br />