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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION AUGUST 21, 2002 Community Development Director Grochala stated the City first has to get the erosion stopped and then work on cleaning out the culverts. Staff is working with the developers and builders to resolve this issue. City Administrator Waite Smith asked if it is pratical for the City do the work and then bill the builders. Community Development Director Grochala stated staff can check with the City Attorney regarding that option. Acting Mayor Reinert stated this issue should be put on the next work session agenda for an update. Councilmember Carlson asked if the City is going to have s" ening requirements in the new City ordinances. Community Development Director Gr. ffi . stated staff is trying to figure out where to put silt fencing requirements in but they X11 b; Lcluded somewhere in the new ordinances. Councilmember Carlson inquired about the drainage es ere put in at Durango Point. Community Development Director Groch. 'buted and reviewed the lots that are having drainage problems. Mr. Hokanson . s ut . . nage tiles in but that did not improve the situation. The swale is located w i - - hould be. Mr. Hokanson is going to bring in a soil engineer to find out what is d what can be done about it. Councilmember Carlson stated she w. 'k eport on Mr. Hokanson's response in the Friday update. Councilmember Dahl stated st. ne: Fto watch that developers do not change plans from what was originallya�� d by the City. LIQUOR CODE AME S, VIEW, ANN BLAIR City Clerk Blair distributed i formation regarding the proposed liquor code amendments including a copy of the Plymouth City Code, Liquor Regulations Chapter 112 and Minnesota Statues 2001,340A.404. City Clerk Blair noted the City does not have a current permit to allow organizations such as the Lion's Club to sell liquor at a one -day event. The City can write its own ordinance similar to Subd.10 in the Minnesota Statutes 2001,340A.404. She asked for feedback on the draft ordinance that was distributed at the last Council work session. Councilmember Carlson stated she is concerned about too many adult businesses being built too close together.