Neighborhood Info Meeting 10_22_20 2 p.m. Glen_Amlee_Manitou
Glen Road, Amlie Road, and Manitou Lane construction project overview
Stormwater management and drainage concerns
Tree inventory and preservation status
Proposed water main installation and connection fees
Impact on native american burial mounds
Eminent domain and easement acquisition
Project timeline and milestones
Road design widths and no-parking zones
Hennepin County Regional Rail Authority property usage
Full Document Analysis
Notable Quotes (3)
The city is confident that eminent domain will not be needed.
If you don't have them today it's insane to be going ahead with this roads project.
I don't think that that's fair that they were led you to believe it's okay and then pull the plug on you in the last minute.
People (3)
Andrew BuddyCity EngineerDirects the project, manages engineering, and fields resident inquiries.
2 quotes
Directs the project, manages engineering, and fields resident inquiries.
“The city is confident that eminent domain will not be needed.”
Regarding land acquisition concerns.
“I reached out to staff at the hennepin county... they had indicated that they would... but... they do not want or will not allow our storm water ponding to be on their property.”
Explaining the breakdown of negotiations with the county regarding option 3.
Rich AingResidentResident at 25170 Glen Road, concerned about drainage and hydraulic analysis data.
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Resident at 25170 Glen Road, concerned about drainage and hydraulic analysis data.
“If you don't have them today it's insane to be going ahead with this roads project.”
Criticizing the lack of available hydraulic data.
Greg LarsonResidentResident at 25535 Richard Circle, questioning project transparency and impacts to woods.
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Resident at 25535 Richard Circle, questioning project transparency and impacts to woods.
“I think that somebody maybe one of our elected officials can talk to commissioner callison and find out what happened.”
Seeking accountability for the failed Option 3 plan.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (10)
- October 22, 2:00 PM: Neighborhood Open House 1
- October 22, 7:00 PM: Neighborhood Open House 2
- March 11, 2019: Feasibility study authorized
- November 25, 2019: Feasibility study accepted
- August 13, 2020: Final plans authorized
- Winter 2020: Final plans and specifications meeting
- Winter 2021: Contract awarding
- March 2021: Tree removal start
- May 2021: Excavation start
- September 2021: Project completion