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33 Mr. Schwartz and Mr. Culver each briefly reviewed project updates and 34 maintenance activities listed in the staff report and attachments dated January 27, 35 2015. 36 37 Discussion included clarification of tax increment financing (TIF) types of uses 38 depending on the District with its defined area in accordance with applicable 39 maps, and legislation and terms when implemented; recent award of Metropolitan 40 Council funds, including for the Sherman apartment project at the intersection of 41 Fairview Avenue and Terrace Drive in Roseville, and concerns in that immediate 42 neighborhood regarding the project as proposed and neighborhood informational 43 meetings held to -date; other confirmed development or redevelopment projects 44 slated for the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area and infrastructure specifics, 45 including the extension of Twin Lakes Parkway; and local and regional traffic and 46 transportation assessments for infrastructure needs. 47 48 Further discussion included Chair Stenlund's request for a -onal information 49 on the expiration date of each existing TIF District in Rosevi e, and how TIF 50 District fund balances are determined based on c 'butions from es 51 generated. 52 53 Specific to the St. Croix and Wagner Lift Stati , at the request of Chair 54 Stenlund, Mr. Culver explained the proposed work for each station, their size and 55 one a stormwater and the other a sanitary lift station, all pending completion of 56 the consultant study recently authorized by the City Council; and no significant 57 amount of land being disturbed for work required at either location. 58 59 Additional discussion included the maps included as attachments to the staff 60 report, and identification of ke s used on the map. 61 62 5.Ih anitary Sewer Or finance Upda e 63e City's Civil Engineer Kristine Giga was present to participate in this portion 64 e agenda. 65 66 Staff provided a presentation on inflow and infiltration (UI) reduction and 67 elimination efforts as a priority of the City, and authorization by the City Council 68 for Ferguson Waterworks, as part of their replacement of water meters to 69 complete the automated meter reading program, with an alternate bid component 70 incorporating sump pump connection inspections. Staff noted that the data 71 collected would be used to determine how much of a percentage of the overall I/I 72 was due to illegal sump pump connections. 73 74 As part of that process, staff noted the need for an update of the City's current 75 sanitary sewer ordinance (Attachment A), with a redlined copy indicating 76 proposed revisions provided via bench handout, attached hereto and made apart 77 hereof. Mr. Culver reviewed I/I issues consisting of an excess now of clear water 78 being routed into the City's sanitary sewer system and therefore needing Page 2 of 14