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p'u<'rAAC'I" OF 1,!INUTES CF I.'[EE"rn,G OF ']'HE CITY COm:CIL OF 'l'HE CI'l'Y OF HOSEVILLE * * * * * * * * Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Roseville, County of Ramsey, Hinnesota, was duly held in the City Hall at 2660 Civic Center Drive, Roseville, Hirmesota, on nonday, the fourteenth day of January, 1985, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. Tl~ following members were present: and the following \.;rere absent: r:letue r its adoption: Kehr introduced the foll~ling resolution and moved RESOW'l'ION NO. 7681 RE:SOUJTION SUPPOR'l'ING TIlE RECONHENDA'l'IONS OF '1"IIE LAKE OVEHFLCl'J 'l.'f1:HNlCAL ADVISORY Ca,lHIT"rEE FOR RESOLill'ION OF THE PROBLEJI'1 CF CNEHFLOJS FRaT BFAVER, PHALEN, CCNO AND HcCAHRON I.J\KES v~1E~, surface water originating within the cities of Falcon Heights, Little Canada, I,'japlewood, North St. Paul, Oal<dale, Roseville, st. Paul, Vadnais Heights and M.1ite Bear Lake (Cities) flow into Beaver, Phalen, Como and IlcCarron's lakes (Lakes); and ~VHERF_J.l,S, frora time to time overflm'l waters frora these Lakes enter into the metropolitan disposal system, using system (interceptor) capacity otherwise available for sanitary sewage disposal; and HHEFEAS, the Netropolitan Haste Control Cor.-mission (r1'JCC) includes such overflows when determining the proportion of the total volume of sewage discharged into the r;letropolitan disposal system allocable to each of the Cities; and IflIEP,EAS, the Cities, Hetro];.olitan Council and r,'lWCC desire to establish and effective and efficient method of managing lake overflows; and hIHEREAS, at the urging of the l'1etropolitan Council, the Hayors' Lake Overflow Task Force \vus establish~i by the Cities in Decenber 1981 to negotiate an effective management to the lake overflow problem; and \flHEP.EAS, the !layors' Lake Overflow Task Force in turn established the Lake Overflow Technical Advisory Cormnittee, comprised of staff from the Cities, r"letropolitan Council and f'lhCC, to evaluate alternatives for addressing the issue raised by the lake overflows; and ~