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Mounds View City Council November 13, 2006 Regular Meeting Page 6 • one to take out those wetlands that are less than one acre. Mayor Marry said that SEH created the new set of official wetland maps based on the recent delineations and he would recommend sending the updated maps to Rice Creek Watershed District for informational purposes. Mayor Marty indicated the Section 8 map on the right side off of Belle Lane, that road is incorrectly labeled County Road H2 and needs to be amended. He then agreed with removal of the drainage ditches and areas of less than one acre because there was a huge amount of buffer in the area of ditches that is not necessary. Mayor Marty indicated he had asked for a flood plain map with an overlay, Staff provided that, and it does coincide pretty well to this new map so he now feels more comfortable with this. Council Member Thomas asked whether the Ordinance has the removal of the one acre sites or if it needs to be amended. Director Ericson responded that the Ordinance simply adopts the maps approved by the council, so no amendment to the Ordinance would be necessary. MOTION/SECOND: Thomas/Stigney. To Waive the Reading and Adopt Ordinance 780, an • Ordinance Approving Modifications to the Official City Wetland Zoning District Maps as Amended to Remove the Less than One Acre Sites and Approval of the Ordinance Summary. ROLL CALL: Marty/Stigney/Gunn/Flaherty/Thomas. Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 Motion carried. B. Introduction and First Reading of Ordinance 783, an Ordinance Amending Ezhibit E of the Municipal Code Relating to Planning and Development Fees Director Ericson indicated that this is before Council as part of the review of the fee schedule for the coming year and explained that the planning and development fees must be approved by Ordinance. He then noted that the changes to the fees are as presented at the work session. Council Member Stigney asked whether the items raised are due to internal costs and why they are not all raised by a fixed percentage. Director Ericson explained that costs are not consistent across the board because some actions require publishing or recording and the County fees went up. He then said that there are some fees that were raised because they were just not high enough for the work required. Council Member Flaherty indicated that he is concerned with the language in the Ordinance that • states the fee listed is the minimum and he would like to know what is the actual fee.