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68 <br /> February 11,1881 <br /> • <br /> • <br /> • <br /> UPPER RIDGE ROAD R=ALIGMENT-(Cee -60) <br /> s for e, <br /> preside.Pro-Tem Gipson announced this session <br /> Backgroun information would be presented s well as alternatives <br /> availablepthe traffic issue presented. <br /> Engineering Department, <br /> craigsFullertenry to schedule <br /> a <br /> ee <br /> purse <br /> of realigning Upper Ridge Po..a. BrIvide m.'""'I- <br /> 'i!Tee7s:swearoPo=:(1'rtr=i1Z0 Tit PstiSitlene <br /> heteo May F <br /> alternatives <br /> nd come back to Council with recommendations. This <br /> committee had amet <br /> times and had considered 5 possible alternatives <br /> priority order. These has been designated as Alternatives <br /> and put them ixl <br /> Engineering Department,stated the alternatives con- <br /> ' Eais o efollowing.timate; <br /> r Ridge Road 3300and would <br /> • <br /> G_ same point as RE connecting Upper Ridge <br /> ht not be feasible for <br /> • <br /> Road 150'north of the the City x Associated sand Boeing Gravee��RoTh re would9be a 78 maximum <br /> slope. <br /> long roadway endhwilii% a less r 9 sof-way s. <br /> F Intersects Glenwood 600'west of lesser Ridge Road and• <br /> Upper Ridge <br /> the nearest residence. <br /> cess Road. This road would tthen be <br /> Road a <br /> D <br /> • divide several lots resulting n addrtionalerig -of-way purchase. <br /> • Alternative#1 w the others in orae s RG, <br /> • Re YF(bath R3apriority),priority <br /> Blast.• Ron Cameron addressed the a <br /> traffic rafficori rlin the vicinity of Peck's Drive has remained constant over the y lane rs. <br /> It was not vide a duetthere would be additional traffic put i would not <br /> • [ to connect with the freeway. <br /> tele <br /> reTlYbrbeats o he <br /> forGNtthe <br /> eZhnIZ sed <br /> future and must do what is best <br /> that <br /> situations <br /> uld cause hurt to some citizens. <br /> BE.colynn objectedmight <br /> Aline Alterthat natives <br /> IT ICC AG because he will lose his <br /> #11 because no one would be seriously <br /> aarden ffected.space. <br /> favored <br /> Also,he objected to the <br /> noise factor that could res <br /> Councilman Pope asked if something could pos..,b t <br /> N..Colyn smuld be traded an area to be used for garden purposes in <br /> exchange for the loss of what he is using now,and Mr.Fullerton ssaid <br /> quite possibly it could be. <br /> i a <br />