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April 24, 1973 Page 11 Engineer Hubbard added that the ground water wells have fluctuated and some are higher now than they were in February 1976. He stated that he felt 4' would be a reasonable margin to work with and that drain tile should be required for anything within 4' to insure that the basements did not have water. He added that if the developer planned on bolding at the 906' elevation, he should plan on putting in drain tile. Administrator Achen stated that in the Sundee report it is recommended that anything within the 4' contour have drain tile, and that anything above the 4' would not be required to be tiled. Engineer Hubbard agreed and added that if there is existing ground water within 4', drain tile should also be required. Councilmember Ziebarth expressed concern with the fluctuation of the water table and added that he would be more comfortable with a wider margin. He also asked why the developer chose to put drain tile in some basements but not others. Mr. Buzzell replied that he was concerned with pocketing water and that he had put drain tile in to be safe. MSP (Baumgartner - Rowley) to adopt:ResolutioniNo._894 approving_- the - _subdivision of lands to be known as Berg Addition; to revise the Berg Addition development agreement as indicated in the memo from the Building & Zoning Official to the City Council, dated 4/21/78, with Condition 3 being omitted and that the 906' elevation referred to in Condition 2 be raised to 907', and that Ordinance #276 applies; and to adopt Resolution No. 895 authorizing execution of Development Agreement 78 -14 with the afore- mentioned revisions. 4 ayes Administrator Achen recommended that Council include a motion regarding elevation. MSP (Baumgartner - Ziebarth) that the minimum elevation of construction shall be 5' above the contour established in the Short, Elliott, Hendrickson report by the hydrologist Jerry Sundee or 5' above the existing ground water table, whichever is higher, and that where authorized by the Inspections Department to construct at an elevation below that for whatever reason, a drain tile system will be required. 4 ayes DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS - SET PUBLIC HEARINGS Administrator Achen stated that public hearings should be set and recommended that the Pleasant Acres hearing be set for May 8, the District 2 storm plan for May 22, and that a feasibility study for the extension of Edgewood Drive from County Road I north to Hillview Road be ordered. He added that hearings would be required for the Mounds View Square Addition, Dailey Knolls Plat, and Silver Lake Road improvements would have to be set at subsequent Council meetings. Official Rose added that the dates could be set but the Council might wish to review the feasibility studies before setting the hearings for Dailey Knolls and Silver Lake Road improvements. Engineer Hubbard added that a feasibility study could be ready for the May 22 meeting and that the public hearing could be held on June 12. MSP (Pickar - Ziebarth) to set the following public hearings, Pleasant Acres at 7:40 PM on. May 8, District 2 Storm Plan at 7:40 PM on May 22, Mounds View Development Company at 8:00 PM on May 22 and feasibility studies received at that time, and Edgewood Drive public hearing at 7:40 PM on June 12, Mounds View Square Addition Plat at 7:50 PM for public improvements, Silver Lake Road improvements at 8:00 PM on June 12, and Dailey Knolls at 8:10 PM on June 12. 4 ayes Administrator Achen reported that Mr. Harstad had requested Council approval of development agreement 77 -10 and that Staff expects the public improvements to be completed by the end of May. He added that a cash performance bond has been posted.