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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,December 10, 2012 Page 11 City Manager Malinen summarized this requested action, as detailed in the RCA dated December 10, 2012; and proposed ordinance (Attachment A) identifying changes needed at this time to allow the City to charge City Attorney fees to specif- ic developers for applicable land use items. City Manager Malinen advised that staff would then come back with something more comprehensive for the future; however, thought this would suffice and satisfy needs and provide clarity for devel- opers and the public in the interim. McGehee moved, Willmus seconded, enactment of Ordinance No. 1432 (Attach- ment A) entitled, "An Ordinance Amending Title 3 by Amending Chapter 314.053 of Roseville City Code Regarding the Fee Schedule. Roll Call Ayes: Pust; Johnson; Willmus; McGehee; and Roe. Nays: None. 10. Presentations a. Watermain Lining Presentation Public Works Director Duane Schwartz introduced Mr. Carney, who presented current industry trends to address current degradation of infrastructure systems across the nation. Chad Carney, U. S. Business Manger/Water Group,3M Mr. Carney commended the Roseville Public Works Department for their pro- fessionalism and knowledge of the City's infrastructure systems. During the presentation, Mr. Carney reviewed the innovative 3M "Pipe Renew- al Liner 2400" product; the approval of the product by several third-party regu- latory agencies; the advantages and cost-effectiveness of trenchless technolo- gies; specifics of poly urea chemistry and longevity of the material, and certified 50-year life cycle of the application, with future and similar applications also then available. Mr. Carney reviewed the precision equipment and process in- volved in application of the materials in lining water lines. Mr. Carney also ad- dressed the use of 3M certified contractors only in application of the material; inspection throughout the application by City staff and 3M certified personnel; and the safety of the materials used for the public water system and those apply- ing the materials, certified BPA-free with zero VOC's, since there were no sol- vents and therefore, no off-gassing. Questions of Mr. Carney by Councilmembers included ability for most of(95%) of private service connections to remain open during the process, or otherwise reconnected by advanced technologies as part of the process as well by a rein- stating robot; and continuous monitoring and addressing those areas of town al- ready experiencing low pressure issues; and testing of water through the NSF