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Dennis Berg - No one disagrees but there are other priorities too. <br /> <br />Cyrus Knutson - I am not aware of a demonstrated report of accidents. We have to pay attention to <br />all in the area. You have a three leg now - you want to add a fourth leg to have a better access. <br />Not a rebuilt three leg - a four leg. <br /> <br />Jon Olson - #47 has to come up three feet and C.R. #5 has to be moved to the north. We are <br />talking about a small lip of construction. <br /> <br />Ben Deemer - This always gets started by upgrade to 116 and 47, traffic lights mm lanes. It keeps <br />getting thrown out - will it happen this year? <br /> <br />Jon Olson - Letting is on January 1. <br /> <br />Rick Foster - asked about Coon Rapids and Blaine loaning money. <br /> <br />Jon Olson - It was not a pay back. Lino Lakes built a road costing $1.8 million - we paid back <br />about $1.2 million - $600,000 was their contribution. Getting $1/2 million in Anoka County's <br />five-year program is not an easy sell. <br /> <br />Rick Foster - What about the State - how far? <br /> <br />Cyrus Knutson -//47 - not even been talked about yet. <br /> <br />Jon Olson - In cooperative agreement - City, County and State put $2 to $3 million in a year - they <br />do get funding. It's possible there could be dollars in that co-op agreement in 1997 and 1998. It's <br />a small amount of State money. <br /> <br />Rick Foster - I could go one of two ways. If we come up with 1/2 million dollars, what if the <br />State's not ready. Could we do it and get paid back. <br /> <br />Cyrus Knutson - One way to make this happen is we would say we will put in our share. <br /> <br />Denny Eyler - City will have to put money in if you have a four-leg intersection. <br /> <br />Art Raudio - What's the time line? <br /> <br />Cyrus Knutson - For fiscal year 1998, in July 1997. The cooperative agreement that starts this <br />July is already done. <br /> <br />Art Raudio - How does it get on for local initiative funding - only safety reasons? <br /> <br />Cyrus Knutson - No - benefit, safety, etc. Priorities are set. <br /> <br />Councilmember Zimmerman - What would the City have to contribute from 142nd to just beyond <br />C.R. #5 - what are we talking about for cost. What would it take fi.om the City. <br /> <br />Dennis Berg - The State has a lot in this too. <br /> <br />Danny Eyler - $1 million for 1/2 mile - about $2 million for a mile. <br /> <br />Jon Olson - That's a little low from our perspective. <br /> <br />Neighborhood Meeting/Workshop Highway #47/March 19, 1996 <br /> Page 5 of 9 <br /> <br /> <br />