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City Council Special Meeting Minutes <br /> November 29, 1994 <br /> Page 6 • <br /> 1 Doug Jones, St. Anthony resident, commented that the resolution noted that testimony <br /> 2 had been presented at the Planning Commission meeting of November 15th and also at <br /> 3 the City Council meeting of November 22nd. He felt that the information being <br /> 4 presented at those meetings did not pertain to the proposed drainage plan but to the <br /> 5 primary development of the project. He stated that he had not had an opportunity to <br /> 6 present his objections to the storm drainage proposal. <br /> 7 <br /> 8 Ranallo stated that there was opportunity at the Planning Commission meeting. The <br /> 9 drainage proposal was the last item on the agenda and was open to public discussion at <br /> 10 that time. <br /> 11 <br /> 12 City Manager reported that no public hearing was required for the Apache Plaza <br /> 13 drainage plan but that the public had an opportunity to speak for or against it at the <br /> 14 aforementioned Planning Commission and City Council meetings. He advised that there <br /> 15 were minutes that reflected this. <br /> 16 <br /> 17 Jones stated that he had not had time to prepare. He again stated that he had not had <br /> 18 an opportunity to present his objections to the proposed drainage plan. <br /> 19 <br /> 20 Councilmember Fleming stated that Silver Lake will be cleaner with the proposed <br /> 21 project. She reported of her attendance at both of the aforementioned meetings and <br /> 22 stated that there was opportunity for the public to speak at both. <br /> 23 <br /> 24 Bob Johnson, 28 year St. Anthony resident, thanked the Mayor for trying to resolve this <br /> 25 issue. He stated that he was a member of the Committee formed by the Silver Lake <br /> 26 Homeowners Association and that the entire Association would like to see the project go <br /> 27 forward. Their only concern is that they want a clean lake. <br /> 28 <br /> 29 Charles Finn, 2709 Silver Lane, objected to the stated amount of net floor space as <br /> 30 presented in the resolution. The resolution states a net floor space of 40,800 square feet. <br /> 31 Finn stated that if Knox Lumber is included in the calculations, the net floor space would <br /> 32 be 205,000 square feet and would make an EAW mandatory. He stated that after <br /> 33 construction is completed Apache will be increased by 70% rather that the less than 50% <br /> 34 as stated in the resolution. . He stated that the roof run-off and 70% of the parking lot <br /> 35 are still not being addressed in the drainage plan. He also stated that further projects <br /> 36 are a possibility and have even been discussed at prior meetings. <br /> 37 <br /> 38 Jim McNulty thanked the city for their efforts at making this project a success. He feels <br /> 39 that without this project St. Anthony will have nothing. He believes that the project will <br /> 40 really help Silver Lake. He stated that he thinks that some people really don't care <br /> 41 about the quality of the lake, they only want to stop the project. <br /> 42 <br /> 43 Ranallo stated that the city has been working on the Apache Plaza project for three <br /> 44 years now. When the project was started, the city was working under the regulations <br /> 45 which were in place at that time. He stated that without Apache Plaza, there would be <br />