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Mounds View City Council May 22, 2006 Regular Meeting Page 4 1 D. Resolution 6818, A Resolution of Appreciation for the City of Spring Lake 2 Park for use of their Council Chambers for Mounds View Planning 3 Commission Meetings during the Mounds View Rehabilitation Project. 4 5 Mayor Marty read the resolution in full. 6 7 MOTION/SECOND: MARTY/FLAHERTY. To adopt Resolution 6818, A Resolution of 8 Appreciation for the City of Spring Lake Park for use of their Council Chambers for Mounds 9 View Planning Commission Meetings during the Mounds View Rehabilitation Project. 10 11 Ayes – 4 Nays – 0 Motion carried. 12 13 E. Resolution 6819, A Resolution of Appreciation for the Ramsey County 14 Sheriff’s Department for the use of their facilities during the Mounds View 15 Rehabilitation Project. 16 17 Mayor Marty read the resolution in full. 18 19 MOTION/SECOND: STIGNEY/THOMAS. To adopt Resolution 6819, A Resolution of 20 Appreciation for the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Department for the use of their facilities during 21 the Mounds View Rehabilitation Project. 22 23 Ayes – 4 Nays – 0 Motion carried. 24 25 F. Review of Annual Storm Water MS4 Permit. 26 27 Surface Water Technician Fleischhacker presented the Annual Storm Water MS4 Permit, its 28 goals, and how those goals will be achieved. He explained that Mounds View’s storm system is 29 classified by the PCA as an MS4. The permit has goals for best management practices (BMPs), 30 which are guidelines or programs to keep the storm water in the City clean. He advised there is a 31 community complaint line to address issues related to ponding in their yard, illegal dumping, etc. 32 The permit balances environmental concerns with public safety, outlines educational components 33 for staff and residents, and may involve educational brochures or training employees for the 34 City’s hazardous spill and response program. Issues of direct concern to residents are household 35 clean up days and educational materials that are distributed to schools in surrounding areas to 36 show students the importance of storm water management. For the street sweeping program, the 37 City recently purchased a new sweeper to provide faster service with fewer people and using less 38 water. Surface Water Technician Fleischhacker advised that a complete list is posted on the 39 MPCA website or it can be received by contacting the storm sewer hotline. He advised of the 40 telephone number and explained this is important because it protects water bodies and streams 41 that residents value like Spring Lake, Silverview Pond, and Silverview Park. It also provides 42 clean water for Rice Creek and downstream waters that provide for recreational activities. 43 44