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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 2, 1987 PAGE 10 R M/S/F Armstrong/Johnson - to table a decision on the Lake Elmo Heights Second Addition Preliminary Plat pending a public hearing on June 16th to consider a variance to the length of the cul-de-sac. (Motion failed.2-3 (Moe, Christ, Graves: He voted no because he would like to resolve this issue tonight). a M/S/P Graves/Moe - to accept the location, replacement and length of the road and cul-de-sac as indicated on the plat plan (paved to the western boundary) and defined as a temporary cul-de-sac which is justification to their exceeding the 800 foot limit. (Motion carried 3-2<Armstrong, Johnson>). D. Legion Pond City Engineer Bohrer reported that the concensus reached by the Valley Branch Watershed Distict at its May 28th meeting, where City Council members and residents attended, was that the City and residents should investigate a temporary pumping project to provide some immediate flood relief while they consider amending their 509 Plan to include Legion Pond. Futhermore, the managers said the residents should participate in such a temporary project which would indicate to them their willingness to invest in the process. Bohrer compared cost and timeline estimates on two temporary pumping ; projects, one designed to reduce the pond's elevation to 883.5 and the j other to 882. The VBWD would donate a pump, but residents would - assume fuel and hook up costs with the City possibly contributing city crew labor and maintenance costs and handling permit and grant applications. PUMP to 882 A. Direct Costs 1. Gen. Rent (1 month) 2. Fuel (70 gal. x 18 days) 3. Misc Equip. B. Indirect Costs 1. Crewtime set Up 2. Fueling (maintenance) 3. Take down and cleanup C. Engineering Permits, Esmt. $1875 1385 500 $3760 800 540 800 $2140 250+ $6150+