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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION JANUARY 5, 2005 APPROVED 1 City Engineer Studenski indicated no additional traffic activity would occur on Black 2 Duck Drive because Well No. 1 is located on the same road. City staff would be able to 3 service both wells at the same time. The City's existing wells are located in residential 4 neighborhoods. Any new well can be constructed to simulate a residential home and /or 5 garage. The noise levels associated with the wells are extremely low. A person would 6 have to stand close to the building to hear any noise. 7 8 City Engineer Studenski advised the recommended size of the building in this location is 9 20 feet by 22 feet without providing any additional storage area. This would allow the 10 chemical treatment to take place at Well No. 5. If the chemical treatment doesn't occur 11 at the site, then additional water main would have to be extended from Black Duck Drive 12 to Well No. 3 and Well No. 3 would require building improvements with structural 13 expansion. 14 15 City Engineer Studenski stated staff is recommending that the soil borings that are 16 typically done during the pumphouse design phase be performed at this time due to the 17 proximity of the site to the flood plain. Staff is recommending Council authorize the soil 18 borings in the amount of $5,000.00 for the construction of Well No. 5. 19 20 This item will appear on the regular Council agenda Monday, January 10, 2005, 6:30 21 p.m. 22 23 REVIEW CITY CODE, ANN BLAIR 24 25 City Clerk Blair advised the Council previously received Sections 600 through 900 of the 26 City Code. She explained why certain sections of the Code are reserved, specifically in 27 relation to Section 609 and Section 613. 28 29 Community Development Director Grochala indicated there are three sections within the 30 Code that relate to animals that include domestic and farm animals. Those three sections 31 will be combined and staff is still working on those revisions. 32 33 City Clerk Blair reviewed that portion of the City Code noting the proposed changes. 34 She indicated the major change within Section 600 is the Tobacco Ordinance. Section 35 700 of the Code is fairly up -to -date because several revisions recently occurred. The 36 section regarding on -sale liquor licenses was removed because there is no longer state 37 restrictions on those. Section 800 relates to traffic parking restrictions that were added. 38 Section 807 will be amended to remove the term "all terrain vehicles ". Section 900 39 includes the newly proposed multiple call nuisance fees. 40 41 City Administrator Heitke advised the Council would review more sections of the City 42 Code at the next meeting. When all sections have been reviewed the Code will be placed 43 on a City Council agenda for approval. 44 2