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4) The City Responsibilities and Rights regarding Optional Improvements within Infiltration Features included with the Street and Utility Improvement Program shall be: a) Upon request, the City shall provide to the Property Owner any information it may have regarding possible financial assistance programs for the Optional Improvements. b) The City shall have the authority to prevent Optional Improvements from becoming unsightly or causing any other type of nuisance to the public. c) The City shall have the right to remove any Optional Improvements as necessary for activities to maintain the stormwater management functionality of the swale. i) Any areas disturbed by the City in the course of maintenance activities will be restored by the City with the Standard turf as described in Part 1 of this Resolution. ii) Any reinstallation or replacement of Optional Improvements in areas affected by City maintenance activities shall be the sole responsibility of the Property Owner, in accordance with Part 3 of this Resolution. During each SUIP project, the City evaluated the streets to be reconstructed with the project and identified locations in the public right-of-way where infiltration swales were feasible. The placement of the infiltration swales was a function of various physical and property owner hardship parameters including: ■ Existing subsurface characteristics (e.g., permeability, groundwater elevation, utilities, etc.) ■ Physical obstacles (e.g., significant trees) ■ Steep slopes ■ Relative elevation (e.g., locate swales at low points) ■ Property owner safety and maintenance considerations 4.6 MUSTANG DRIVE DRAINAGE STUDY Completed in June 2007, the Mustang Drive Drainage Study presented the results of a hydrologic and hydraulic analysis of local flooding issues at the intersection of Mustang Drive and Mustang Circle in the southeast corner of the City (Subdistrict RC-3). This study provided the City with recommendations for surface water system improvements to address the local flooding issues. Per the study's recommendations, an overflow system from this intersection was constructed. 4.7 EDGEWOOD DISTRICT DRAINAGE PLAN The Edgewood District Drainage Plan was completed in March 1988 to address on -going flooding issues within the Edgewood Drainage District. This Plan presents an analysis of various conveyance and regional ponding concepts as a retrofit to the existing stormwater system to more effectively manage surface water within the Edgewood District. More specifically, the Plan identifies outlet configuration improvements for the basin in Subdistrict EW-6. 4.8 SILVER VIEW POND MANAGEMENT PLAN The 2012 Silver View Pond Management Plan was prepared for Mounds View in response to neighborhood and City concerns regarding the management of Silver View Pond. This Management Plan focuses on improving the water quality and wildlife habitat value within Silver View Pond. A trail has been redone in the area, and pond dredging is planned to improve its stormwater treatment effectiveness. City of Mounds View 23 Local Surface Water Management Plan Stantec Project No. 193804166 5 5tantec