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/ LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 19, 1983 -5- 7.' OLD BUSINESS:\ B.,hxtexision,,w�,M3*land,geadoWs,RI'at _ - i adopt Resolution 83-30, a resolution granting l M/S/P Morgan/Fraser to*c3rant a one year extension, until *amended April 19, 1984, for;'Fina1 Plat Approval for Midland Meadows. 5/3/83 Carried 5-0. C, C'otttage`•GroVe,,Ra.v ne .- Whittaker reported that a meeting with the property owenrss is scheduled for April 26. To date, the Joint Powers meeting has not been rescheduled. He will notify the Council when an alternate date is set. D. The Council approvedthe schedule. 8, ENGINEER'S RE'PORT:. A. S'ealco'ating�Hearin�q - The Council reviewed the draft notice. Eder recommended-ci§anging the wording to state "all City maintained streets"'. The Council agreed. Notification will be sent to property owners, published in the legal newspaper, and City Newsletter *amended M/S/P Fraser/Dunn to adopt* Rn83:--29, a Resolution*accepting the 5-3-83 Feasibility Study and calling a public nearing on the Sealcoating Program for all City maintained streets. The public hearing will be held May 11, 1983 at7:00 p.m. Carried 5-0. D. Gontam xaatat• emova7-�.Ynke g�ine^.L-and'f'ill Whittaker reported that` -he and t i y Engirieer met vith THe County to discuss the proposed decontamination testing program. He also noted that the PCA wants to hold an informational meeting for City residents to explain the proposed testing program and. how -it would work. The Administrator will setup a meeting date and notify the Council. The City Engineer explained the decontamination/aeriation process proposed by the County. The County is looking for City approval to initiate the program. The testing program will enable the County to deterinine the feasibility of setting up additional decontamination systems to remove the contaminated water on a larger scale. A PAC permit will be required. Bohrer reported that the process has been 90°% successful in other areas where it has been used. Morgan , some of the contaminate are not as volatile as others - some are not volatile at all. A rigid monitoring system is necessary to make sure no contaminats remain. Proposing to out- let the "decontaminated" water next to the Valley Branch/Lake Jane outlet pipe, which travels overground to City 'aark Pond. This is a high perc area and aTiv "decontaminated" water should remain in +he test area and not move any closer to the City --Whittaker - they do not believe the water will reach City Park Pond but will seep into the ground and quickly perc away. --Eder - concerned about moving this much water in conjunction with the Lake Jane pumping. There is no way this 'water should 'Leave this site (approx. 100.'A- original landfill site). At the time the landfill was developed the Counties guaranteed this situation would not happen they should solve the problem on -site. Morgan agreed - acceptable to discharge the ".decontaminated" water onto the landfill property, want more technical discussion before approving the testing program.