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COUNCIL MINUTES DRAFT 3 Director Swenson confirmed that the contract length is three years and there is no review of 84 language planned during that period. 85 Mayor Rafferty noted the decrease in lease revenue and wonders how that relates to the space. 86 Director Swenson explained that North Memorial was leasing at two stations so in effect was paying 87 $600 per station. 88 Council Member Lyden moved to approve Resolution No. 20-45, authorizing execution of the 89 medical/training agreement and lease agreement as presented. Council Member Ruhland seconded 90 the motion. Motion carried: Yeas, 5; Nays none 91 5. PUBLIC SERVICES DEPARTMENT REPORT 92 There was no report from the Public Services Department. 93 6. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REPORT 94 6A) Nadeau Acres, Katie Larsen - 95 i. Consider First Reading of Ordinance No. 02-20 Rezoning Property from R, Rural to R-1, Single 96 Family Residential 97 City Planner Larsen and City Engineer Diane Hankee reviewed a PowerPoint presentation (on file) 98 including info rmation on the proposed project, including: 99 - Rezoning and Preliminary P lat (as reviewed at March 2nd work session); 100 - The development is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and compliant with zoning and 101 subdivision ordinances; 102 - The original preliminary plat; 103 - The original stormwater management plan (three retention ponds); 104 - Option 1 of the originial stormwater plan (noting pond 100 with a underground pipe); Vicker 105 property did not provide necessary easement; 106 - Developer has revised plans to address council, Rice Creek Watershed District (RCWD) and 107 resident comments; those plans were reviewed at the May 4th work session; 108 - Revised preliminary plat (one less property and one less outlot); Pond 100 was enlarged; 109 - Future park plan (park will service a larger area that just this development); Option for a 110 temporary park was reviewed and found not viable; 111 - Option 2 of the reviewed stormwater plan; plunge pool energy dissipator added, pipe eliminated, 112 no easement from property owner required; 113 - Activity since last work session includes meeting with adjacent property owners (Vickers) 114 regarding the stormwater outlet; staff heard concerns about erosion and ongoing maintenance; 115 - the Vickers prefer a piped outlet with a dissipater that is maintained by the City; staff 116 recommends both those options and a direct pipe outlet without a plunge pool; 117 City Engineer Hankee noted that she has met with the Vickers and they reviewed the plans on site. She 118 understands that their preference would be for a piped option including the dissipater. With the direct 119 pipe option, they have added storage to the pond which changes factors that concerned the Vickers. 120 She showed charts indicating discharge and velocity (both with easement). With a plunge pool option, 121