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Council Minutes of S/16/94 vague in regards to the minir~m standards concerning time periods, which appear to be overly stringent; due process atians, particularly that there is no provision for developers to be notified in vvrhing if the City Engineer does not approve a stormwater management plan; no proviaitm for an appeal process; the anusnnt of the performance bond. The BIA does support the 'on in principle and would like the opportunity to work with the city on the tec~ucal aspects of the '~. Mr. Bohhnann. replied to Ms. Rogers statements by sayu-g that it is his belief that a~ meal process is provided to the Service Director. A.Iso, Mr. B said he took olfiaase that the BIA was coming in at the eleventh hour to ob,~ect sad had not att+earded any of the ee concerning this legislation.. Becausee of the problems during the dorm this peat weekend, he urged Council to pass the legislation as written. If the concerns of the BIA are found to be valid, the legislation can be amended at a later date. Eva Haeberle, 4334 Plumwood Drive, spoke on behalf of residents on Phimwood, Bentley, Oak and Oak Circle with regard to the flooditng caused by the recent worm. Ms. Haeberle feels that the surcharging that occurred at Mastiek Road caused the flooding in her neighborhood. She would like this area to be inchuied in the current Phase F sewer repair program instead of waiting for the 1995 project. Mayor Boyle told Ms. Haeberle that her neighborhood was a priority area and the city wilt investigate the cause of flooding. However, he cannot say that Mast~k Road is the problem unfit the investigation is con~lete. Service Director Bohhnann said that earlier today he had lengthy discussions with the engineering and sanitary sewer staffs to ditscuss the flood~g problems in this area. They determined that the choke point at Mastick Roadhad no bearing on the Ph~mwood area. He said that a ~t a~urtt of work had previously been dose on the min lines of the sanitary sewer system in this development. Through the dye process, 50 plus homes have been identified as needing sanidtary and storm sewer repair work. The administration will ask Council to pass legislation to authorize the expenditure of an additional three hundred thousand dollars to take care of the lateral problem in this subdivision. He hopes to inchtde taus work m the Phase F project. The Mayvr was happy to hear that the problem dial not involve Mastick Road. He warned Ms. Haeberle that the neighborhood would look like a `~var zone" during the repairs because lawns would have to be dug up to repair the laterals. However, aft lawns will be put back to original condition. Mr. Bohhnann said that the repair work will dstninish the problem in this area, and the residents should see a vast improvement. However, he does feel that additional work will be needed in the firture. LEGISLATION Resolution No. 94-99 introduced by Mr. Limpert was given its third reading. A resolution authorizing the Director of Public Service to advertise and accept bids for an above- ground 1,000 gallon oil storage tank at the bus garage as detailed m the ~e'icatians on file and authorizing the Mayor to comrad for same, and dectarffig an emergeacy. Mr. Limpert moved for adoption; second by Mr. Lied; motion passed unanimously. Resolution No. 94-99 adopted. 7