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• Monday,February 13, 1995 <br /> Mrs. Olson on Baldwin Street has lived in Elk River for two years. Generally, she is <br /> pretty satisfied with the image of Elk River. She does object to the liter garbage cans <br /> sitting in front of residences. She thinks that they should be hidden in a garage or behind a <br /> privacy wall and not visible from the street. She would also like to see stricter <br /> enforcement of cars and other material in yards, "they should be operable and have a <br /> current license". <br /> Tuesday February 14, 1995 <br /> Mary Jo Minton at 13700 Riverview Drive is pleased that there is a communication hotline <br /> between the residents and the City. She feels that Elk River has many amenities like the <br /> river and the lake. She also feels that these amenities need to be enhanced. She suggests <br /> one way would be to have certain ordinances to aid people in keeping their property <br /> looking as if they have pride in where they live. She thinks that some places are starting to <br /> look like junkyards with cluttered gathering of old pieces of equipment. The old historic <br /> village of Elk River also needs to be kept in mind. Keep the historical buildings a thing to <br /> be proud of. "We cannot let the town deteriorate." She also thinks that curbing on the <br /> sidewalk looks very nice and is a visual neatness. <br /> Friday February 17, 1995 <br /> • No Name. This resident thinks that this voice mail process is confusing. She also believes <br /> that Elk River needs more senior citizen housing. There is plenty of apartments and <br /> Guardian Angels facilities, but some townhouses for sale or rent should be built according <br /> to the seniors' needs. There needs to be more planned streets crossing Hwy.169 in the <br /> area going north to take the load of traffic off of Jackson. <br /> Tuesday February 21, 1995 <br /> No Name. A resident of Elk River for four years believes that Bill's Coral (Boelters <br /> Towing) and the green tree trunk looking like an octopus is a terrible first impression of <br /> the City. He believes that it is an embarrassment. Other than the octopus, he thinks the <br /> town is very nice and likes the development in the Jackson area. <br /> Wednesday February 22, 1995 <br /> No Name. This caller believes that the City is letting the developers dictate. She believes <br /> that we are taking the country out of the City. The traffic and crime rate has increased, <br /> more schools, people, and building. She asks when is there going to be a stop put to the <br /> suburbs in Elk River. <br /> S <br />
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