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Mounds View City Council February 27,2012 Regular Meeting Page 3 S League of Minnesota Cities. Mr. Benke explained the North Metro website would have links to the League of Minnesota Cities available on its website. He indicated the North Metro Mayor's Association would also have links to Anoka County available as well. Mayor Flaherty stated the North Metro Mayor's Association was working hard to meet the needs of the entire region. MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Mueller. To Waive the Reading and Adopt Resolution 7902, Supporting No Change to the Fiscal Disparities Program. Ayes—5 Nays—0 Motion carried. C. Resolution 7904, Authorizing Step Increases for Police Chief Tom Kinney, Sergeant Timothy Wolf, Officer Nathan Garland, Public Works Supervisor Don Peterson, and a Longevity Increase for Officer Darrell Meyer. City Administrator Ericson stated that Staff was seeking approval of step increase for Police Chief Tom Kinney, Sergeant Timothy Wolf, Officer Nathan Garland, Public Works Supervisor Don Peterson and a longevity increase for Officer Darrell Meyer. He read Resolution 7904 in full and recommended the Council approve the Resolution authorizing the step increases. • Mayor Flaherty thanked Staff for bringing the step increases before the Council in a timely manner. MOTION/SECOND: Mueller/Hull. To Waive the Reading and Adopt Resolution 7904, Authorizing Step Increases for Police Chief Tom Kinney, Sergeant Timothy Wolf, Officer Nathan Garland, Public Works Supervisor Don Peterson, and a Longevity Increase for Officer Darrell Meyer. Ayes—5 Nays—0 Motion carried. D. Second Reading and Adoption of Ordinance 868, an Ordinance Creating a New Chapter to Title 900 Regulating Illicit Discharge and Connections to Storm Drainage System. Public Works Director DeBar stated the City was responsible for maintaining an Municipal Separate Sewer System(MS4)permit. This permit was mandated by federal regulations and was administered locally by the MPCA. The permit allows Mounds View to discharge storm water into the state's lakes waters and wetlands. Part of the permit requirement was to have the City develop and Pollution Requirement a Storm Water Implementation Program(SPPPP). Public Works Director DeBar indicated the City is mandated to eliminate illlegal discharge and connections to the storm drainage system. In order to monitor and enforce these issues, the City • was required to adopt a new Ordinance. He reviewed revisions made to the Ordinance and recommended the Council adopt Ordinance 868 and publish a summary.