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<br />Elk River City Council Minutes <br />October 2, 1995 <br /> <br />Page 4 <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Shelle Jewett Perlebera. Nclfural EXDressions Florist <br /> <br />Ms. Jewett Perleberg is in support of the concept plan. Ms. Jewett Perleberg <br />grew up in Elk River and would like people to have memories of the river as she <br />did. <br /> <br />Paul Ammerman. 11965 191 st Street <br /> <br />Mr. Ammerman is representing United Power Association. Mr. Ammerman is in <br />support to bring the concept of Mississippi Riverfront Pathway Project further. <br />Mr. Ammerman stated this plan would have an impact on people wanting to <br />live and work in Elk River. <br /> <br />Gerald Palmer. 13538 Island View Drive <br /> <br />Mr. Palmer is opposed to this project. Mr. Palmer stated that all money spent is <br />your money in one way or another. If this project goes through, what is there to <br />force the businesses to clean up their backyards? There are other things that <br />our money can be spent on and other things that can make a difference a lot <br />more than this project. <br /> <br />Bob Minton. 13700 Riverview Drive <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Mr. Minton is in favor of the concept plan. Mr. Minton would like to see the local <br />history brought out in the downtown area as it is in the concept plans. <br /> <br />AI Nadeau. 621 Main Street <br /> <br />Mr. Nadeau is in support of "phase two" where the serious questions will be <br />answered; funding, costs, etc.. Mr. Nadeau stated the reason why the <br />backyards of the businesses are the way they are is because of erosion. The <br />river has lost between 30 to 40 feet of riverbank since 1971. If the erosion is not <br />taken care of, the Riverfront Pathway Project will not come across his property. <br />This project will not do much for his business but it will be effective for the <br />community. <br /> <br />Dennis Chuba. Residina on 175th Avenue <br /> <br />Mr. Chuba supports the concept plans. Mr. Chuba urged the City Council to <br />go forward. <br /> <br />Bud Houlton. 729 Main Street <br /> <br />Mr. Houlton is in support to continue to "phase two". Mr. Houlton is also <br />concerned about funding. <br /> <br />John Anderson. 208 Knoll Avenue <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Mr. Anderson is concerned about ongoing future maintenance costs for the <br />Mississippi Riverfront Pathway Project. It is important to remember long term <br />costs. <br />