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Mounds View City Council June 44, 2021 Regular Meeting Page 2 1 6. PUBLIC COMMENT 2 3 None. 4 5 7. SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS 6 A. Annual Storm Water (SWWP) Meeting — Don Peterson 7 8 Public Works/Parks and Recreation Director Peterson provided the Council with a presentation 9 on the City of Mounds View's Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program (SWPPP). He 10 explained this meeting has to be held annually to provide residents with information on the City's 11 stormwater pollution program. The goals for the meeting were to educate citizens, complying 12 with MS4 permit requirements and to update the Council on the BMP activities and practices. He 13 discussed the history of the Clean Water Act and described how the State of Minnesota works to 14 protect its lakes, rivers and waterways. The six minimum control measures were reviewed with 15 the Council, along with stormwater best management practices (BMP's). The importance of 16 cleaning up pet waste in the community was further discussed. 17 18 Mayor Mueller questioned what happens to the debris that is swept up by street sweeping each 19 year. Public Works/Parks and Recreation Director Peterson explained the debris is brought to 20 Arden Hills and is screened. He reported some of the material is used for fill in a parking lot and 21 the rest is sent to a landfill. 22 23 8. COUNCIL BUSINESS 24 A. Revocation Hearing: Resolution 9434, Revocation of Rental License #2021- 25 00202 (2075 Hillview Road) and #2021-0023 (2081 Hillview Road). 26 27 Community Development Director Sevald requested the Council consider the revocation of a 28 rental license for the properties at 2075 Hillview Road and 2081 Hillview Road. He discussed the 29 City's rental license program noting all active rentals are required to have a rental license. He 30 described the violations that staff found after inspecting the properties at 2075 Hillview Road and 31 2081 Hillview Road in detail with the Council and recommended the rental licenses for both 32 properties be revoked. 33 34 Mayor Mueller questioned how many contacts the City has had with the property owner to get 35 the safety violations corrected. Housing/Code/Fire Inspector Schoeman explained he has 36 inspected the property 40 times meeting with different tenants. He commented further on the 37 inspection that occurred in January noting this was when he found one of the garages to be 38 occupied by the property owner's brother. 39 40 Mayor Mueller inquired if the property owner lives onsite. Housing/Code/Fire Inspector 41 Schoeman stated she does not. 42 43 Finance Director Beer asked what would happen if someone were to be injured or killed on this 44 property. City Attorney Riggs stated this was an interesting question. He reported the City 45 doesn't typically incur liability for licensing type situations. He indicated staff was