Tom Newland
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 20
- Total speaking time
- 1:05:49
- Avg per meeting
- 3:17
- Segments
- 716
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Top issues during term (10)(Roads)
2025 Street Rehabilitation Assessments (T2505)
Assessed property owners in the project area pay a share of the $1.06 million assessment roll, payable over up to 15 years.
2026 Quincy Area Street Reconstruction
Bundling with the road project got the city a better price on the parking lot work.
Proposed Mill Ponds–Lexington Waters Trail Connection
Unknown — potentially costly, with significant boardwalk likely needed across wetland areas.
2027 street rehabilitation (West Lake Blvd & Woodland Parkway)
$32,510 for preliminary engineering (about $36,000 with contingency), with full construction costs to come from assessments and city funds.
School-day parking congestion at Sunrise Elementary
Minimal — just the cost of installing regulatory no-parking signs.
2027 Laddie Lake area street reconstruction
$103,042 (plus 10% contingency) for design now; full reconstruction costs and resident assessments come later via the feasibility report.
Lexington Waters Traffic and Speeding
Lane extension would require MnDOT partnership; compost bins would require new city investment.
Quail Creek road connection timing
South Lake Boulevard street rehabilitation
$577,651.95 contract, with 10% contingency bringing the budget to $635,000, funded by state aid, bond proceeds and utility funds.
Highway 65 Interchange / 109th Avenue Agreement
Costs shared with Anoka County under Joint Powers Agreement GR00796; no figure stated.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Roads)
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