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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday,August 27,2012 <br /> Page 35 <br /> ever, it doesn't make sense now without such a plan; and in the meantime, if the <br /> Brown-Wilbert firm wants to blow snow, it created significant drainage issues <br /> for adjoining residential properties. Councilmember McGehee opined that us- <br /> ing this little nibble on the side to mitigate drainage issues was not the type of <br /> solution the City should seek; and further opined that she could see no rationale <br /> for approving the request. <br /> Mayor Roe clarified that this request was a proposal by Brown-Wilbert to sub- <br /> divide property they already owned; and that City staff was seeking to create <br /> easements as part of that subdivision request allowing it some control over an <br /> existing drainage issue, and providing some improvement; with a more substan- <br /> tial project anticipated in the future. <br /> Councilmember Willmus questioned if the subdivision could be predicated on <br /> the easement and drainage occurring first. <br /> Mr. Lloyd responded that he didn't think that type of condition could be applied <br /> to an approval; and while not planning to make improvements, it relied on the <br /> City for further action to finalize an approval, not serving as an appropriate way <br /> to proceed. <br /> At the request of Councilmember Willmus, Ms. Bloom advised that if the City <br /> Council did not agree to this subdivision, it could obtain easements through pur- <br /> chase for a public purpose to mitigate an existing situation. However, Ms. <br /> Bloom noted that this is often a costly and time-consuming process, with the re- <br /> cent Macy's easement for sidewalk extension taking two (2) years. Ms. Bloom <br /> opined that dedicated easements were always preferable to having to purchase <br /> easements. <br /> At approximately 9:59 p.m. Pust moved, Johnson seconded extending the meeting for five <br /> minutes. <br /> Roll Call <br /> Ayes: Pust; McGehee; Willmus; Johnson; and Roe. <br /> Nays: None. <br /> Mayor Roe asked if the final evolution of the storm water management plan <br /> would provide larger or different easement than these currently proposed. <br /> Ms. Bloom responded that the drainage problems experienced in this neighbor- <br /> hood were only a portion of those experienced in the larger subwatershed drain- <br /> age area extending down past St. Rose of Lima Church, created by hundreds of <br /> acres of runoff going into a main pipe on Sharon Avenue east of here and closer <br /> to Sandhurst under the highway and eventually into Willow Pond and under the <br /> high school athletic fields. Ms. Bloom advised that the pipe was not adequately <br /> sized to handle 2-4" rain events; and resulted in the highway flooding creating <br /> traffic jams, or surcharging out of catch basins as it tried to find a way back to <br />
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