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Arden Hills Council 6 July 26, 1993 Councilmember Malone commented that the most sensible way ta provide sewer service to Lot 2, Block 1 would be by crossing the adjoining property owned by Mr. & Mrs. William Bachman, but since the Bachmans do not appear to be agreeable to such crossing, the City is attempting to find a way for Lot 2, Block 1 to be usable with some kind of sewer service. Hanson asked if the "private sewer service" arrangement wauld require a specific width of easement. Maurer said since the arrangement would be a private matter between the property owners the easement arrangement would also be a private matter. Maurer added, however, that if Hanson were successful in negotiating a crossing of the Bachman property, that option would result in a City-owned sewer extension and the City would require appropriate easements. Councilmember Hicks reminded the Applicant that upon the sale of any of the lots created by his subdivision, Hanson is then responsible to pay established park dedication fees. Hanson said he was aware of that requirement. MOTION: Malone moved, seconded by Hicks, to endorse a private sewer service arrangement in the configuration referred to as option 2, and grant permission for the private sewer service to cross the City easement known as Shoreline Lane, with the understanding that permission to cross the Shoreline Lane easement would cease at the time of improvement of Shoreline Lane, and the Applicant or successive owner(s) would then be required to connect to the City's sanitary sewer service. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). COUNCIL COMMENTS SNELLING AVENUE/T.H. 51 BARRICADE Administrator Person r�ported that correspondence was recently received from Tom O'Keefe from MNDOT indicating that MNDOT prefers not to make significant changes to the Snellinq Avenue/T.H. Sl barricade, but they will provide more "shaping" of the barricade. STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN Administrator Person reported that correspondence has been received advising that Rice Creek Watershed District has approved the City's Storm Water Management Plan pending City approval of an ordinance to implement the Plan which the District will pursue, and has passed a resolution to that affect.