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049 COUNCIL MEETING April 14, 1986 Page Four I Mr. Doak asked what assurances do they have that Mr. Ulmer's proposed elevations will be forever. He suggested that Mr. Ulmer set eleva- tions on each lot. Mr. Stan Molvig said on a short -term basis there will be more water draining into the area and there will be a greater potential of destroying wild life. Mr. Ulmer said that there will be no more peril to his property than there is today. Mr. Toddie explained the purpose of the wier and baffle proposed by Mr. Ulmer. He said this installation controls the outflow of the water from the area. This installation will help settle the street grease and oils. He noted he had not reviewed Mr. Ulmers proposal but did note the wier will hold back storm water for a short time, 12 to 24 hours causing water to back up for this period and possibly raise to the 100 year storm level. There would be a period of time when the proposed easements would be flooded. Mary Schmuland, 224 Ulmer Drive - Mrs. Schmuland said there are not many species of trees that can survive being flooded. Mr. Reinert said that RCWD has some alternative suggests for storm water control and said this should be discussed further with his engineer. IMr. Doak asked where the fill material for the dike will come from. Mr. Ulmer said possibly from the developments of the 4th Addition. Mrs. Schmuland said it was her understanding that RCWD must approve the plan Mr. Ulmer has for storm water drainage and asked if an Environmental Quality worksheet was prepared. Mr. Kluegel explained this was not required. Mr. Ulmer said there are alternatives to his proposal. r• Mr. Marier said that the street right -of -way easements and the storm water and ponding issue must be resolved before the Council can act on Mr. Ulmer's proposal. Mr. Reinert explained that this hearing is to hear all the concerns and asked Mr. Schumacher to summarize. Mr. Schumacher explained the situation concerning the street ease- ments and said he would like to sit down and negotiate this area. Also, he would like to look at an alternative to Mr. Ulmer's storm water management plan and possibly work with RCWD on this issue. Mr. Marier moved to close the hearing at 8:34 P.M. Mr. Bohjanen seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously.