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i <br />Mounds View Planning Commission <br />Regular Meeting <br />4. Approval of Minutes <br />A. March 15, 2000 <br />MOTION/SECOND: Stevenson/Miller to approve the <br />corrected. <br />Ayes — 8 Nays — 0 <br />5. Discussion Regarding Update to the City's Lo��ll <br />May 3, 2000 <br />Page 2 <br />Plan. <br />as <br />Community Development Director Jopke stated thi.y rYs,�r< �1�:�;� the pr�������t�t� t�£the City's Local <br />Water Management Plan, which is being updated z�u �..������� �A�q�� with t11e "�������.xa�liensive Plan and <br />pursuant to Metropolitan Council requirements�£ ��; ���������t ��I�� City ��������:t is in the process <br />��� i. , <br />of preparing the update of the plan, and rep���entativc� >>�" ��� ��� �xr��e pa'e�ent to discuss the plan <br />and obtain the Planning Commission's feed��ck. ��;�f "' <br />Rocky Keehn, Short Elliot H <br />consultant for approximately 13 ; <br />much of the development tha� �.� <br />original VJater Managerti���� �,l,a�: <br />had woY-�w�c; �sji��� in this r�€�r��rt�. " <br />�n sta�A�' he has ..b;�en with the City's engineering <br />� ��-.� x;,.; <br />ring �r�xch time he�<;�as had the opportunity to observe <br />eo! �.f� �,���: �'�ty ,�:`�� indicated he had written the City's <br />th7����vws�.Fd��4 �.�ew was one of the first communities he <br />Mr Keeh� �.���������� �:���� �h�y �nr�,�-�E ����; �:� utilize much of the same hydrological information that <br />was contain���'� ��� ����,< ��z iP;;y�4�� ��la�� �s� ����; ���'��aration of the second-generation plan. He explained <br />that during the ���;�; �c>�����;:,:�.�: c�A` th�; 1���,�1 ����n, there was a desire by the City to take over some of <br />the pernutt�r��;:aY��kxr�� bm�r ��'���.a w.��� �ac� �g-eek Watershed District, however, that perspective has <br />changed"c��ver time, p�y�-�������E�j ���� Watershed District would continue with permitting relating to <br />wet�a�ids, water qual���r .,�<yx�� ,�.a�c1 rate control, He indicated there were some thresholds over <br />w�u�� the Watershed i������s ioes not have controls and these would be addressed during the <br />, <br />�::����r----� - <br />���ehn stated B.��Peterson, SEH Project Engineer, was present to provide the Cotnmission <br />r .;:� <br />�,���;k�round���rmation and advise as to the regulatory reasons for the development of the <br />�4 :�?�<�.�,��°.����ement Plan. <br />JI�c ���� �''i����rson, SEH Project Engineer, indicated that in 1984, State Statute required that <br />'�lat�x�shed Districts write a Water Management Plan, and within two years after the approval of <br />this plan, a Local Water Management Plan was required to be written. She advised that the Rice <br />Creek Watershed District Water Management Plan was approved in 1997, and the City must now <br />meet that requirement. <br />
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