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City Council meeting of September 2C.), 1993 Rage 2 Braun Intertec presented the Council background on how ground water elevations are determined. Larry Olson, representing Arlington Properties, explained to the Council how the developer intends to implement the City standard with the information they have received from Braun. There was continued discussion on the necessity of cleaning the ditch. Miron made motion, Barnes seconded, to approve the Development Agreement between the City of Hugo and Arlington Properties, for the subdivision known as COUNTRY PONDS, and direct City staff to work with the developers in an attempt to have them clean the ditch to the extent previously offered. All aye. Motion Carried. Leroux made motion, Stoltzman seconded, directing City staff to develop a policy that addresses the following: 1. No Building Permit to be issued until the surface drainage and erosion -control measures for each phase in a development are in place. I') Spot checks of surface elevations for construction to be conducted by the City Engineer. All aye. Motion Carried. SPECIAL USE PERMIT (STOLTZMAN) Mayor Stoltzman removed himself from his position on the Council. Lee Ann Bocwinski, attorney for Mr. Stoltzman, addressed the Council regarding the City Attorney's response to their proposal. After a long discussion to resolve points in the Agreement, the following motion was made: Miran made motion, Barnes seconded, to table this matter until the meeting of October 4, 1993, allowing time for the attorneys to discuss conditions of the Settlement Agreement. All aye. Motion Carried. PUBLIC SAFETY SIREN In 1989, the City reviewed expansion of its public safety warning system; specifically, the addition of four additional sirens located throughout the heavier populated areas of the community. At that time, a cost estimate, prepared by Federal Warning Systems, indicated the total cost for the system expansion would be $53,864.00. Wilson Tool indicated to the City a concern that the single -existing siren located in Hugo does not adequately serve their place of business, and has requested the addition of a siren in their vicinity. Currently, the City has $16,320 set aside for the siren -development programa and City staff recommended the addition of a siren on the new water tower being constructed at the intersection of 130th Street and Falcon Avenue. This siren would serve residents from 120th Street to 140th Street, and from Elmcrest Avenue to Goodview Avenue, encompassing the Bald Eagle Industrial Parti;, Lake Air Estates, Bald Eagle