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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JUNE 249 2024 Mayor Fischer opened the public hearing for comments from the general public. There were no further comments from the public. Upon motion by T. Miller, seconded by Gutierrez, the public hearing was closed. Ayes (5). Nays (0). Motion adopted. T. Miller introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 2024-6-71-- APPROVING A MINOR SUBDIVISION, LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT, LOCATED AT 2255 AND 2251 MCMENEMY STREET. The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Kwapick. Ayes (5). Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. CONSIDER MAJOR SUBDIVISION AND PRELIMINARY AND FINAL PLATS FOR SUNRISE OVER GERVAIS AT 2395 EDGERTON STREET The City Administrator presented a request for a major subdivision along Edgerton Street. He stated that this project has been in the proposal stage since early this year, actually being reviewed by the Planning Commission in February. He stated that the delay was due to a need for the Watershed District to wait for the growing season to determine the ordinary high water mark (OHW). He stated that the watershed review is now complete and therefore this could move forward to the City Council. He stated that this request would create four lots, with plans for a single-family home on each lot. He reviewed the zoning requirements for the district noting that each of the lots would meet or exceed the minimum standards. He stated that there were some questions from the neighborhood asking whether three or four lots would be appropriate. He noted that varying lot sizes in this area and noted that these new lots would be similar or larger than the average lot on Sunrise. He stated that the Development Review Committee reviewed this request and noted that the other agencies have also completed their reviews. Mayor Fischer opened the public hearing for comments from the general public. Mona Lackore, 2419 Sunrise Drive, asked if there was any information about water drainage and the impact to the wetlands that four additional homes would have. The City Engineer replied that the stormwater management practice would include sheet draining the water south to a shared infiltration basin where a majority of the water will be infiltrated into the ground. He stated that all rules for rate control, volume reduction and water quality would be met by this development. Mayor Fischer asked if there are concerns with drainage for the property to the south. The City Engineer stated that staff has met with that property owner and provided additional details on how the elevation of the properties would prevent water from draining to the south. T. Miller asked if there would be any impact on the wetland. The City Engineer replied that the project should not have any adverse impact on the wetland. He stated that it has been confirmed that the project would stay out of the wetland buffer. D. Miller asked and received confirmation that the drainage would be routed away from the wetland. 2