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I I I- I I I I I I Ie I I I I I I I I- I Arden Hills Council 4 May 23, 1994 more breakup of the road. She strongly supported re-doing this road. Bruce Mears, 4503 Keithson - He just moved here a couple of months ago. He felt the City could spend City dollars better elsewhere; the road is not that bad. He's afraid there will be bumps in the road because of the patches. City Engineer Maurer clarified that Keithson Street would be recycled. Albert Nienaber, 1160 Amble - Drainage has been a problem in Karth Lake; this is the time to redo that since the street is going to be reconstructed. Mr. Charbonneau, 3360 Dunlap - He believed this needs to be done. The City should not stop redoing roads. Ce'san Farell, 1144 Amble - Since Karth Lake has been higher, they have lost beautiful oak trees which affects the neighborhood. He believed something should be done with this system. Councilmember Hicks asked Superintendent Winkel whether the storm sewer goes into Karth Lake. Dan Winkel answered yes, that since Karth Lake development has been in place, more has gone there by gravity. In the past, water was pumped from the lake with a portable pump located near the corner of Amble Drive and Pleasant Drive. A pumping system was established to remove water from the above intersection to a catch basis near 4443 Pleasant Drive. The water went into an existing catch basin that allowed it to flow by gravity in a northerly direction under Hwy. 96 and into the TCAAP property. The TCAAP property is also part of the Rice Creek Watershed District. Hicks asked whether this is within the watershed, and whether it is a natural flow. Winkel answered yes it has always gone toward the lake. Hicks pointed out that this flow is no different than a natural runoff that would flow into Karth Lake without development.