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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes November 22, 1994 Page 6 • 1 6. Construct swale along Silver Lake Road as engineered by RCWD. Future 2 development to meet RCWD water management standard. 3 7. Pond #1 Many alternatives not examined including, but not limited to, 4 passive use of RR right away, swale connection with pond #2, adaptive use 5 of parking lot for storm water storage, etc. Please propose increased ponding 6 capacity approaching NURP Standards (meet a 1" pond standard between 7 Pond#1 and Pond#2 ). Additional development other than increase by CUB 8 to 88,000 square feet in this watershed will require ponding to RCWD 9 standards. ( The passive use of RR right away gets us closer to NURP 10 standards). 11 8. Pond #3. Construct a pond that meets a 2" standard. 12 9. Maintain all ponds when 25% full or sooner. 13 10. Silver Lake Homeowners will construct a demonstration shoreline 14 management project on Silver Lake and encourage all residents, the Silver 15 Lake Salvation Army Camp and the City of Columbia Heights to participate 16 and adopt Best Management Practices. 17 11. St. Anthony Village will encourage Hardee's, Goodyear and the new muffler 18 shop to design their storm water run off to flow thru weir prior to entering the 19 Silver Lake storm sewer and to use BMP where feasible (especially when the 20 city is granting a permit). 0 21 Ranallo reported that the city staff and developers have been studying these items 22 to see which items are acceptable by all parties. The petition is still in place. He 23 reported that there had been a meeting scheduled between the involved parties but 24 it was cancelled when the list of 11 items was received as there was not enough 25 time for all of the parties to investigate the items properly. Another meeting has 26 not been set at this time. He reported of a meeting held last Thursday. City staff, 27 City Manager Mornson, Mayor Ranallo, Rice Creek Watershed District, their 28 directors and two attorneys, and Mr. Cavanaugh and his attorney were in 29 attendance. This meeting was to resolve issues and ask the Watershed District to 30 fund some of the items. Rice Creek Watershed staff did not recommend that the 31 Watershed do so. 32 Ronny Bergquist, owner of the Bookstore at Apache Plaza asked what type of a 33 delay this petition and resulting action could impose on the project. 34 Mayor Ranallo stated that it could take up to 90 days and cost$40,000 to $50,000, 35 if the city is required to do the EAW. He stated that the city does have the right to 36 deny the petition at the recommendation of the City Attorney. The City Attorney 37 and C. G. Rein are looking into this possibility.