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City Council meeting of April 15, 2002 Page 9 STORM WATER TRUNK AND PONDING ORDINANCE For the past two years, Water Resource Engineer Pete Willenbring and WSB Engineers has been working on a storm water trunk and ponding ordinance whereby the City would charge a fee for regional storm water collection in industrial, commercial, and residential areas. Pete developed a storm water trunk and ponding ordinance, which has been reviewed and revised by City Attorney Dave Snyder City staff recommended Council approve the storm water trunk and ponding ordinance and set the 2002 fees as follows: trunk conveyance fee for all developing property: $0.07 per square foot trunk ponding fee; $0.01 per square foot for residential less than one lot per acre; $0.02 per square foot for residential having 1-3 lots per acre; $0.06 per square foot for residential having greater than 3 lots per acre; and $0.17 for commercial and industrial sites. Haas made motion, Granger seconded, to adopt ORDINANCE 2002-360 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CERTAIN UNIFORM TRUNK AND STROM WATER PONDING CHARGES FOR STORM WATER TRUNK AND PONDING IMPROVEMENTS TO BE IMPOSED ON DEVELOPING PROPERTY WITHIN THE MUSA. VOTING AYE: Granger, Haas, Petryk, Puleo, Miron Motion Carried. SF 434 SHOOTING RANGE BILL IN SENATE COMMITTEE City Council member Chuck Haas has requested that this issue be placed on the Council agenda for discussion purposes. SF 434 adopts language that changes current state statute regarding the operation of shooting ranges. Staff will provide additional comment at the Council meeting. Haas made motion, Puleo seconded, to table this matter until the Council meeting of May 6, 2002. All aye. Motion Carried. PLANNING COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS Mayor Miron questioned Mr. Rooney if he desired a closed session as this matter dealt his performance on the Hugo Planning Commission. Mr. Rooney stated that he chose an open session. Mayor Miron read a statement regarding the performance of Patrick Rooney as a Hugo Planning Commissioner. Mr. Rooney addressed the Council stating that he was not sure of the charges being brought against him, and that he felt he was doing the job asked of him. City Attorney Dave Snyder stated that there were no charges being brought against him and that he serves at the will of the City Council. Council member Puleo concurred with the Mayor's opinion relative to Planning Commission applicants feeling intimidated by Mr. Rooney. Miron made motion, Puleo seconded, that Mr. Patrick Rooney be removed from the Hugo Planning Commission and direct staff to advertise for the vacancy. All aye. Motion Carried.