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Minutes of ReguOar Council i�aeting AuQuSt t�, i978 Page Four Woodburn noted som� concerns re Lake Johanna, Lake Josephine� and li#�le Jo cont rois r�hich Wiedenbaaher 5aid would be considered in review of the proJects; noted that Rice Creek Watershed Distrlct had previously recommendod some filiing tn the 6ngerson, Tifl�r Lane, Hamline s�amp area - report indicates effective ponding naw, with no change in flil. Rice Creek agreed to iook into thPs more closely. RCWD advised they were not aw�re of a me�ting re Nighaay Department ponding plans a4 3-694 and lexinqtort Avenue area; will revieK same. Woodburn nofied an appare�t settlement delta at east side of Lake Josephine which produces no�iceable fiftratfon af least once a year. Wiedenbacher noted this for Incorporation in his study. Rice Creek ai{1 have attorney look inta records re County Ditch 4 to datermine whstMor it extends north of lake • J�hanna as indicated in the reporfi. 6oye r noted that thE Public Hearing r� the Long lake Chain of Lakes Bmprovements wilt be heid at 9rondale High Schaol, 2425 Long Lake Road, at 7:'s0 p.m., on 5eptember 6P f978; legal nofiiaes will be provtded in four focel ne�spapsrs advising of the �d vaf.orem �ou#e; determinai'ion was made to save $300,000.00 cost of matling indivi�ual nofices and appiy this tn the project cost. Tom Lynch advised that ha, as a c3tizen of Arden Htits., owns an outlet ory Lake Josephine; calfed the Mayor on July 1 when wat�r �as waist higfi on his properfy; didn°t know �ho to ca{1 - County, Rice Creak, DNR, City; now has io gat a monitor so he can monitor the {ake himself; after starrn,had dead carp, crappies etc: oa his prope�ty because outiet had not 6een eieaned sfnce RCWD took it over; asked �hy hames are allowed to be builY in the Namiine. Tiller, ingerson area ahere we know we ha�✓e problem5. Goysr explained i•haf RC�D encomp�sses 200 square miles of ' problems; aim to correct these probiems in ths study described. Wi�denbacher expiained that f}ood contro! measures are�ncorpora#edA� in -ahe project; project controls qu�nfi�y whi�Ee contro�ling.quatity of water. RCIVD plans to consuit w.ith cities in final dssign process. OTHER 8US1NES5 Cauncil was referred to 4ett�r trom John LaMyEr, Jr. and Crichton proposed that Counc'sl approve a ratio participation bsse8 on actua� property acres tn axcess of 5 acres. CeBchfon suggest�d a formula whereby homeow.ner's cost �ould increase as �craageincreased up to 20 acres of homestead property. Af?er discussion, n,�i-ter aas deterred to a iater meeting, and Crichfion agreed fo prepare a ResaiutSon, 3ncorporating the tormula p�oposed, for Council°s consideratio�. : Electrical Permit F�es Councfl �as reterre� 4o recommendatiorts of Pirsance Co��mitt�e, and • af��r discussian, Hanson moved, seco�ded by WoodDuro, thaP.Gouncii approve tfis e3ecf�3cat permit fees as recommertded by Eiectricai anspector Petfersen. Me�ion carr6ed unanimously. Atfiorn�y Lynden to arepara n�cessary revision to Building Uode Ordinance and advise on possibili�y e� actuat fee scheduia being in Resalu-�fon ratiisr �-hsn ordl�ance. , Re�art on Cardiac Pacemakers La�d�capinq Wingert report�d that the entranc�s planting•is �+ery wei! done, w�li maintained, ar�d that phase I landscaping is compieted,.mainteining fhe dandscape concept agreed to throughout the 51te; reported that Cardiac has experisnced a(ofi of °'fi ree Ooss" thfs ye�r and Iast year �nd are eaplaeing some of this, �htch is a continuous problem; phase i planfings whfch were {ost have beer� replac�d and phase 2 plan�hing has been comQlei-ed in ths s{�iri-t of the projecf: Wingerfi reported satisfaction with the landscaping ihis tar; noted that the pt�ese 3 planting prabiems experienced ar� probabiy not chargabie to CPG i�ecause of app�rant encroachments an CP9 property e � _