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R-76-11 determined by the Department of Natural Resources to be the permissible level for purposes of the said pumping ( permit). (c) The City Engineer determines that continued pumping may result in substantial damage to public and pri- vate property not warranted by the damage to be aver- ted by pumping. d. During any said periods of pumping the City Engineer shall: (a) Monitor water levels on Lake Jane and Sunfish Lake. (b) Initiate and maintain erosion control measures to prevent any detrimental erosion from occurring in or near the areas of pumping - including the exten- sion of the pipes used for pumping South from Lake Jane Trail to keep water from flowing onto the abutting Slinde and Berschens property and the ex- tension of the pipe running into the City Park one pipe length beyond the pipe extension used during the emergency pumping of 1975. (c) Initiate and maintain noise pollution controls in- cluding, but not limited to, the installation of new mufflers on the pump to be used, / 5. In view of the concern of a substantial number of residents made evident ` by the appearances and petitions presented at the said public hearing, the City Council determines that it is important and appropriate to state its intention with respect to the following matters: (a) It is the intention of the City Council, subject to actual determination of benefits received, at the pro- per time in these proceedings, and after an assess- ment hearing, to assess the cost of the project ordered herein against those properties on Lake Jane and areas between Lakes Olson and Jane lying within the flood plain, which properties, at this time, appear to be those which will be preserved in value because of said project and hence benefit substantially and directly therefrom. (b) It is the intention of this Council to continuously review during the course of this project the reports of its Engineer and intervene if necessary to ter- minate the project at such time as it appears to the Council that the purpose of minimizing flood damage will no longer be served by continuing the project or at such time as it appears that any further ease- ments or permits deemed necessary by the City Council to continue the pumping are not expected to be granted to the City as needed or in the event any easements or permits deemed necessary by the City Council for the pumping, and presently available, are revoked or ter- minated by the grantors thereof.