HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000053_pg146MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL Regular Meeting
PAGE 5 May 12, 1980
Q. Is there a bank going down to the top of
the head sewer? How is it going to be
held back? (Sharon McCarthy)
A. (Engineer) Spot elevation shows that water
will not go into this area and that a stub
rather than a catch basin will be used.
Q. What type of stub will be used? (McCarthy)
A. (Engineer) It is not clear from the grading
plan.
Q. There is a 1 1/2 foot drop off within a
5 foot area going up to the catch basin;
therefore, there is no drainage into the
catch basin at all. It now holds the water
in it, if this is filled in, won't that
overload the catch basin ?(McCarthy)
A. (Engineer)The pond is actually going to be
able to hold more than it does now.
Q. How far does the sewer base drain? (McCarthy)
A. (Engineer) 2 blocks east of Long Lake Road,
then it hits a ditch. And, going west, it
will go to the back lot line of Greenwood.
Q. What is the water table level in that area?
(McCarthy)
A. (Engineer) 902 -904
Q. I currently have a split entry home and I
have problems with a flooded basement. What
precautions will be taken to assure the
future residents of this development that
this will not happen to them too? (McCarthy)
A.(Building and Zoning Official Rose) There are
certain standards such as a drain tile and
coded wall that must be installed and will be
enforced by the City.
(Attorney Meyers interjected here that the Developer
will have to post a 7 year bond in order to make
sure nothing is contrary to the city ordinance).
Q. What assurance does the private citizen have
that these codes and requirements will be
adhered to? (Neil Loding, 5046 Longview Drive)
A. (Mayor) Before the developer can get an occupancy
permit, they have to comply with the building
code requirements, which have been periodically
reviewed during the construction phase by the
City. If any questions arise, the public can
contact the Building and Zoning Official.