HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000047_pg100April 24, 1978 Page 3
ITEM G. Accept the resignation of Planning Commission Member Don
Mackeben. Direct the City Administrator to publicize this
vacancy, to accept applications through Friday, May 12, 1978,
and to arrange personal interviews for applicants at the Monday,
May 15th, City Council agenda session.
ITEM H. Approve the April 24, 1978, billds for payment.
ITEM I. Approve the following licenses:
GARBAGE COLLECTION - expires 3/31/79
Viking Sanitation - new
Old Hwy 8 & Butcher Road
New Brighton, MN 55112
USED AUTO SALES - expires 12/31/78
Quality Auto - new
(Alexander Diversified Sales)
2848 Highway 1C
Mounds View, MN 55432
STORM DRAINAGE DEVELOPMENT CONTROLS - POLICY POSITION RESOLUTION
Administrator Achen explained that at the last meeting the Council had directed
that the necessary resolutions and ordinances be prepared regarding storm
drainage development controls.
Attorney Meyers read the resolution establishing the storm drainage development
control policy.
MS (Pickar - Ziebarth) to adopt Resolution #892 establishing the storm drainage
development control policy.
Considerable discussion followed the motion before a vote was taken.
Peter Sargent, chairperson of the Task Force, presented a list of the Task Force
members, which was the same as that approved in the Consent Agenda. He stated that
preliminary guidelines for development had been drawn up by the Task Force and
included not allowing development in any problem areas, requiring construction that
would prevent further water problems, no increased run -off be allowed, long term
legal agreements be required to insure compliance with the guidelines and that any
assessments against development be based on total run -off.
Mr. Sargent also stated that he would like to stress that the Task Force was only
submitting preliminary storm drainage guidelines.
Neil Loeding stated that he had two main concerns with the resolution, that the
City not serve developers and that he would like to see how the policy would work
out before giving Task Force support. He also proposed that the present moratorium
be continued until the Task Force had completed work on all interim policies set
out.