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Pag� 2-PIK �(4) That a�l runo£i and pollution control devices serving solely his de�elopment shall be maintazned by the owner. Z(6) That except �ar actavitzes eminating off the owner's property and beyond the owner's control; ai1 drains, �onding axeas, and pollution cantrol devices which are not propexly mainrained �y the awner; may be mazntained by ihe City and the costs �orne by the oianer. J(9) That outdoor and bui�ding lighting shalX be designed and built so as to have na direct source o£ light visible from neighboring res�dential areas. Plans for such lighting shall �e subject to re�iew and approval by the City. K(15) That the O�ner shall post a performance bond at the beginning of each o� �he phases in the amount of 1z times the estimated costs nf the development of grading, surfacing, stoxm water management, utilities, �erming and lighting. L{10) That the ownex agrees to support the decision fio ultimatiely remove County Road C-2 as it passes through Langdon Lake. M(11) That the own�r agrees to support and be a paxt o£ the area to be included in a study of the dxainage and storm water management in the Langdon Lake drainage basin. 5uch study sha1l include complete ana�ysis af storm water and poilutant environ�ental impacts on Langdon Lake, and its drainage basin. Such study shall be done and effectuated through the taxzng and assessment powers of the appropria�e government agencies including, but not limited to the City of Roseville. N(16) That the Owner agrees to conform to a11 x��uixements of the Shore�ine Zanzng Ordinance and agrees to suppoxt the uitimate storrn water and pollutia� control devices as nay be effected throuoh the normal assessment district provisions relating to overal� �enerits according ta law. 0. That the city grant th e oraner a �0' temporary canstructzon easement over the south and west portz.on af the City property. This ease�tent is to expire upon the completion of.the zmprovements as set forth zn the pJ.ans. In addition to these conditions the Plar.ning Commission recommended a�easi.bilzty study be undertaken regardir_g th� cirainage basin at Langdon Lake. This action wauld appear to be handled best in conjunctian with a fornal feasibili�y study fax actual storm drainage improvemen�s ta serve this area, 'Fhe inclusion o� the effect of such i.mpravements on the receiving bodies would seem to harre merit but this approach would require considerahle discussion ta establish the parameters of this complex subject including the potentially wide range of costs invalved. It is, therefore, recommended that this matter be taken up in a council work session in the near ftiture.