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maintain the sidewalks. He stated that the City of New Brighton has taken the
responsibility of maintaining their sidewalks and that if Mounds View followed
suit, it would necessitate the hiring of at least one more individual to main-
tain the sidewalks.
Mr. Zepper asked the Council how they could approve the development without receiving
the report back from the EQB. He pointed out that the report from Short- Elliott-
Hendrickson had covered just one phase of the development while the DNR report would
cover the whole development.
Mayor Pickar replied that the EQB may have more input but then again may not. He
stated that in the past developments had been given conditional approval before
receiving the final report. He also stated that the City had hired Short- Elliott-
Hendrickson to do a study for them and that the City should follow the recommendations
of the experts.
Councilmember Hodges pointed out that the City has turned down many development
requests for the area in the past, waiting for the most suitable project, and that
this proposed development seems to be the best for the area.
Mr. Rossman asked what the EQB report would be addressing itself to. Mayor Pickar
replied that there are some 30 agencies involved and it would be an overall study
of the development.
Administrator Achen pointed out that there were many more stages to go through and
that this was not the final time the Council would review the development. He also
pointed out that the EQB is not concerned with the water problem of the development.
Attorney Meyers recommended that if the development was to be approved, that the
following requirements be included:
1. That the developer conform to the recommendations of the Short- Elliott-
Hendrickson report.
2. That lots 12, 13 and 14, Block 1, 2nd Addition and Lot 1, Block 2, 2nd
Addition and the lot labelled park should be recorded with temporary
drainage easements and that these temporary easements should remain
in effect until completion of the Scotland Green Basin.
3. The lot labelled park should be given a lot number and incorporated into
the plat.
4. The triangular piece of property at the intersection of Long Lake Road and
Highway 10 owned by John Capetz be included in the plat.
5. Lotl, Block 2, 2nd Addition and Lots 12, 13 and 14 and the park lot be
developed into a drainage holding pond until the Scotland Green Basin is
completed.
6. Concrete curb and gutter be installed along the north side of County Road
H -2.
7. A concrete sidewalk be constructed along the north side of County Road H -2
from Edgewood Drive to Long Lake Road.
8. That the developer preserve all the trees within the specifications as stated,
12 feet other than the places determined above or within the area of utilities.