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Mounds View City Council Page Four .Regular Meeting July 26, 1411 Dave Coffey, 2757 Hillview Road, asked where the minor auto repair was going to be located. Mr. Coffey stated that he had not had the opportunity to look at the site plans. Mayor Linke stated that the location is directly west of the Amoco station. Paul Harrington stated that he received a call from Joyce Nelson, 7801 Groveland Road, inquiring as to what the requirements for this minor auto repair would be. Ms. Nelson stated that she was a resident who received a copy of the public hearing notice. Mr. Harrington explained the conditional use permit to Ms. Nelson and she stated that she had no problem with the minor auto repair being located there. Mayor Linke closed the public hearing at 7:24 p.m. MOTION/SECOND: Wuori/Blanchard to adopt Resolution No. 4394 Approving the Conditional Use Permit Request by Ron Schmidt, 2806 Highway 10, Planning Case No. 365-93 as presented. VOTE: 3 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried Surface Water Management Utility Mayor Linke opened the public hearing to consider the Surface Water Management Utility at 7:25 p.m. • Samantha Orduno, City Administrator, stated that last month there had been an informational meeting on the Surface Water Management Plan to discuss the utility concept. Orduno stated that the Surface Water Management Plan was required by Law and gave a presentation on what a Surface Water Management Utility was. Orduno further stated that a Surface Water Utility is a stable financing method which provides a continuous source of revenue for surface water management without competing with the General Fund. Orduno introduced Rocky Keene of Short -Elliott -Hendrickson who presented some background of the Plan and to go over the specifics of the Plan. Mr. Keene stated that the development of the Plan was required by Law. The Plan addresses the water quantity and quality issues in`the City and allows local control of the water resources in the City. Mr. Keene explained the history of the plan and went through the Plan's major components such as goals and policies, development guidelines, engineering and planning guidelines, definition of the hydrologic system, management strategy, water quality issues, physical environment of the City and administration requirements for plan implementations. Mr. Keene further stated that the Capital Improvement Program was required by Law to be placed in the Plan. Keene stated that the City's Plan identified no large projects in the next five years. Keene stated that th Mounds View Plan identified several large future projects that may or may not be undertaken.