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<br />Mounds View Planning Commission May 3, 2000
<br />Regular Meeting Page 4
<br />Mr. Keehn stated he believes the current Water Management Plan has worked very well �for the
<br />City, and there have not been many controversial issues in the last five years. He added;;i�i�t they
<br />have a cooperative working relationship with the Rice Creek Watershed Dis�t°ict en�tn�ers. He
<br />requested the Commission provide feedback regarding the current issues fa�ir�� �1��'�ity, and the
<br />issues they would like to see addressed with the Local Water 1V��;gemen�.P��t� �=�� �±c��»sed that
<br />the Cit would have re lato authorit over residential dev�;�t� ment of S a�r�� �.�� ��{�; %:�';'
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<br />of the issues for consideration is whether or not the City s�a��I� approach �es� ��f.�k��.�.��t�;� in th� '�'
<br />same manner as the Watershed District, applying their n.�(e,�� ��a� gu�del,i�l,+�s''across i:i��y ,�������, ��E A,v
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<br />some of these considerations should be left to the discret���� ��'�"ii� st���
<br />Mr. Keehn indicated a question had recently come forwar
<br />pertaining to whether or not there should be a rate control
<br />particular project did not fall under Rice Creek criteria, h��
<br />it presented a somewhat minor impact to the ove�-.,11 kayc�x
<br />SEH has done modeling based upon future develo���;k��;���., �
<br />going to occur in the future. He explained ,�.h� �; '�� �o�
<br />consistent with the plan, the impacts have g�z��i`a11y t������ !
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<br />aware of the building elevations, setbacks,,�t� items oit�iis
<br />Chairperson Peterson stated one a�
<br />to properties along Highway 10 i
<br />commercial use. He inquired if th�
<br />Mr. I���1�ra`+;3��ic,aied thes� �art��:}�.
<br />Corric���x- �����fa��, �� ident��� ���'.
<br />held o��` c?����;���3��z��.:�ai of d.h� � 4�.{:;
<br />Plan was ����r�lr;��;, z-�� x�c�� ��� � ° �:
<br />the previou� ������, �f�����. +:��� Ynaj�
<br />and this has,:�� �.j�:�'��` ��t���; ��nac
<br />i�sioner Hegla�ci
<br />ining or defini��;
<br />��a.i� rrQ� s;����a.i�ridual site development,
<br />��;a�.��'r���� r) �i;� �, lots. He stated this
<br />eY, � � cs<a� ��� �;�����eering perspective,
<br />gic syst�;�i�, t�.1��° �eehn stated that
<br />th�;y h���� E� ''����' {��2imate of what is
<br />�� �:he la,c�rl �7��;' oi development is
<br />fl��,�fi�c}. I'xoperty owners are made
<br />� ��;,: ;;£ a:ajor cha�ges to the u�dated Comprehensive Plan relates
<br />����, �:��i� currsiitJ� resident��; but are now being proposed for
<br />�r �i�opc;i�i�� �i�ve been.:.it�entified in SEH's models.
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<br />�s would �,�� ���;k�_�;����ated into the models, and the Highway 10
<br />���l.an. I�� ��i�a�i�cA out that this was one of the reasons they
<br />y���a.��;�� 1�/lanagement Plan until the update of the Comprehensive
<br />;��4� �,r� ��en only four or five minor changes to the models since
<br />,r ��' � t��� t�evelopment occurring in the past six or seven years,
<br />c�Y� ����;<+�:�veralt system.
<br />regarding the Metropolitan Council's criteria for
<br />�u1�. Keehn stated thes�4;�?;�ere typically the same issues as those the City would consider problems.
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<br />�� indicated this was�`nc�t highly implemented in the original plan, which primarily addressed water
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<br />€��?���s}� issues. Fo�`'��ample, the City has studied the possibility of installing a stormsewer system
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<br />r��?�� ��ax.;*.���l�xs,� st�3rmwater treatment at the Arden Avenue sub-district in the northern portion of
<br />�.��� ��9. ���� �=.`.�t�d this area has been identified as a problem, in terms of water quality, and they
<br />�: �.; �, � s:� ;�t ��ox�ated plans for resolving this. He pointed out that City staff has also identified other
<br />problems, such as flooding at specific intersections. If the Commission is aware of other
<br />problems, they could also be included in the plan. He advised that these items are based upon
<br />input from City staff, the commissions, the Council, and the residents.
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