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720 • Freezing of water pipes during winter (Member Seigler) and role for the 721 PWETC with the small number of households (estimated at 120) typically 722 affected in Roseville or whether the City should seek a remedy once and for all 723 724 Mr. Culver suggested discussing staff s response during the winter of 2014 and 725 have the PWETC review the issue and that response at a future PWETC 726 meeting. 727 728 • The PWETC's role in continuing solar power discussions 729 • The PWETC's role in continuing sanitary sewerd' cussions 730 • Weather impacts on operations (e.g. salt e) a d infrastructure needs and 731 processes 732 • Nutrient loading from leaf pick-up and wll' et er to continue exploring weather 733 related and risk management based on historical and weather-related issues 734 • Work to make sure students get to RAHS safely as the Highway 36 and 735 Lexington Avenue bridge process starts — a livable community issue — and any 736 other pedestrian infrastructure needs, especially around chools in the 737 community (Chair Stenlund) 738 • The role of the P C's role in water main testing and/o mp pump 739 inspections — I & I process (Chair Stenlund) 740 "'011iillllllllllllllll�. 741 Member Cihacek opined this may be covered as art of the sanitary sewer 742 discussion. ""011illllllll 743 744 Mr. Cu ver sugge ed a genera isc ion iteOsanitary and water services. 745 746 At the request of Member Seigler, Mr. Culver reported that, as part of the 747 remaining 5,000 plus replacements for water meters scheduled this year, the 748 vendor would be doing a cursory inspection of sump pump connections and 749 whether any are connected to the sanitary sewer system. Mr. Culver advised 750 that the inspection would only be to collect data, allowing the City to make a 751 ubsequent determination aso how sever the problem actually is and then what 752 to do with that information.°Ir. Culver advised that this may mean a City Code 753 modification for enforcement purposes to provide initiative for residents to 754 discontinue that practice and make the change on their own. Mr. Culver advised 755 that information should be available by year-end or soon thereafter, and 756 anticipated a meeting in the spring of the PWETC for additional discussion on 757 water/sewer and make recommendations to the City Council. 758 759 • Partnering opportunities with other advisory commissions on the Pathway 760 Master Plan for re -ranking priorities based on a more uniform ranking system 761 to identify highest and lowest priorities, whether funding is available of not for 762 a particular segment (Chair Stenlund) 763 764 Member Lenz suggested partnering with the Parks & Recreation Commission. 765 Page 17 of 18