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411Mounds View City Council Page Five 1 Regular Meeting September 26, 1994 Harrington reported that staff had met with the Consulting Engineer and it was his opinion that a sufficient ponding plan can be established to handle the anticipated runoff. Harrington explained that the Engineer had also informed the applicant that the Rice Creek Watershed District needed to be contacted regarding a wetland within the development which is on the National Wetland Inventory (NWI) and that a RCWD permit would be required for approval of the project. Harrington further reported that the applicant has delineated the referenced wetland to the satisfaction of the RCWD and has resubmitted the Plat for consideration by the Council. Harrington noted that the applicant is requesting that the City Council ocnsider taking action on the preliminary plat at tonight's meeting and then the project would be more fully reviewed at the October 3rd Work Session at which time the Consulting Engineer can be present to discuss the storm water management issue with the final plat being considered at the October 10, 1994 Council Meeting. Harrington introduced John Wilzek, Comstock and Davis, who explained where the proposed ponding would occur. There were three areas being considered. Wilzek stated the the developer was negotiating • to obtain property behind Outlot A. Mr. Wilzek also stated that soil borings in close proximity to the gas station were taken and no ground water contamination was found. Many questions were addressed to staff and Mr. Wilcek regarding the storm water drainage issues in the vicinity of the proposed plat. It was suggested that this item be tabled for further discussion to the October 3rd Work Session. MOTION/SECOND: Quick/Blanchard to Table the Consideration of Preliminary Plat, Sherwood Estates to the October 3 , 1994, Work Session VOTE: 4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried E. Consideration of Resolution No. 4637 Creating a Recycling Intern Position Tim Cruikshank, Assistant to the City Administrator, presented the background on the creation of the proposed Recycling Intern Position explaining that it would be a part-time position up to 19 hours per week with no benefits. Cruikshank explained that funding for this position for the remained of 1994 would come from the 1994 recycling budget that was funded by a Ramsey County SCORE grant and for 1995, the City expects to again receive SCORE funding form the County which would be used for recycling programs and personnel costs.