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City Council Study Session - 05/16/05 Minutes - Page 22 Mayor Klausing questioned whether it would be more appropriate to wait until if and when an actual Development Agreement was finalized. Mr. Welsch advised that the Community Development staff did not perform the web site work; but that those documents, as part of the City Council packets, were done at another level. Councilmember Ihlan suggested that, at a minimum, a link explaining to residents how to link to the City Council documents for additional information be provided. Councilmember Ihlan also noted that she had received suggestions from residents that the actual public document of the environmental petition complaint, be provided on the City's website. Mayor Klausing questioned the appropriateness of that request, suggesting that the document be obtained from the petitioner. With the exception of those items noted, Mayor Klausing urged City Manager Beets to update the web site with those items as suggested by Councilmember Ihlan. 9.d "Information/Discussion of New Rules on Impaired Waters, and Request for Update on Status of Environmental Issues in Twin Lakes" Councilmember Ihlan referenced a recent article in the Minnesota Cities magazine related to water quality standards, not just specific to the Twin Lakes Redevelopment project; and the potential for serious issues to be faced by cities and water quality regulations. Councilmember Ihlan questioned what had been done to- date related to the current water quality and proposed impacts to the water quality of Langton Lake (i.e., environmental testing for TCE and other groundwater contaminants ). New Rules on Impaired Waters, Update on Status of Environmental Issues in Twin Lakes