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Mounds View City Council June 8, 2020 Regular Meeting Page 2 A roll call vote was taken. 1 2 Ayes – 5 Nays – 0 Motion carried. 3 4 E. Resolution 9284, Approving Revisions and title of the Housing/Code/Fire 5 Inspector Job Description to Firefighter/Housing/Code/Fire Inspector. 6 7 Council Member Gunn stated this was a very unique position and she was very pleased with the 8 individual the City of Mounds View would be hiring to fill this position. Human Resources 9 Coordinator Ewald discussed the proposed revisions to the job title noting the individual that 10 would be hired was an active member of the SBM Fire Department along with work history in the 11 Community Development Department. She reported the proposed change would allow the 12 candidate to be eligible for PERA Police and Fire benefits. 13 14 Council Member Meehlhause indicated another benefit of hiring this candidate was that Isaiah 15 Shoeman would be able to respond to day time fire calls. Finance Director Beer commented this 16 minor revision to the job description would help the City with retaining this employee. 17 18 MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Hull. To Waive t he Reading and Adopt Resolution 9284, Approving 19 Revisions and title of the Housing/Code/Fire Inspector Job Description to 20 Firefighter/Housing/Code/Fire Inspector. 21 22 A roll call vote was taken. 23 24 Ayes – 5 Nays – 0 Motion carried. 25 26 6. PUBLIC COMMENT 27 28 None. 29 30 7. SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS 31 A. Annual Public Information Meeting for Stormwater Pollution Prevention 32 Program (SWPPP). 33 34 Public Works Director Peterson reported the City was required to hold an informational meeting 35 each year to discuss the City’s Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (SWPPP). He noted the 36 goals of this meeting were to inform and educate citizens. He commented on the importance of 37 the Clean Water Act. He reviewed the City’s six minimum control measures which were to 38 educate the public, for there to be public participation, to address illicit discharge, to provide 39 construction site storm water runoff control, to address post-construction storm water management 40 and pollution prevention. 41 42 Public Works Director Peterson stated 2019 had a record breaking 44.05” of rain, noting the Twin 43 Cities average annual precipitation was 30.6”. He described how all this rain impacted 44 groundwater levels and explained sump pumps were running more frequently. He reviewed the 45 MS4 Stormwater Do’s and Don’ts and encouraged homeowners to report illicit discharge, to 46