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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, July 25, 2016 Page 18 Councilmember Etten noted that in�201 est d fors soil probes had been done, and asked Mr. Vollhaber what those pro Mayor Roe referenced Attachment C, figure 2(site diagram); and asked if the ap- plicant had that information as requested by Councilmember Etten. Mr. Vollhaber advised ed thatlhe wa not fam liarawth hose pre� ohus probes,as a contractor, and respond Under the circumstances, with that information not available tonight, Mayor Roe asked Mr. Vollhaber if he was aware of any testing he was aware of that may in- dicate if asbestos was in the concrete currently on site. Mr. Vollhaber advised that, as part of the requirement when any building is re- moved, asbestos testing was necessary; and since it looked like all building mate- rials had been removed to-date, if there was asbestos found, it was now only in- volving the concrete pavement. Mayor Roe admitted this was the first he'd heard about the possibility for those environmental concerns and construction work done over 30 years ago. Councilmember Willmus agreed it was common practice from the early 1900's up to the 1970's; and noted Councilmember McGehee had a valid point. Public Comment Mayor Roe noted that the formal public hearing had alrec�dy been heard czt the Planning Commission; bict offered an atlditional opportunity for public comment at this point. Duane Metz, Roseville resident on Mildred Drive between County Road C-2 and Lydia Avenue (east side of Langton Lake) With relocation of the stockpile as now indicated, Mr. Metz opined any runoff should go into the storm sewer rather than directly into Langton Lake. However, Mr. Metz stated he still had a concern with air pollution, as noted by Coun- cilmember McGehee, and the potential dust generated that would create issues for his family with asthma issues, and others hindered form walking around the lake and park due to dust generation. In general, Mr. Metz also expressed with concern with water quality of Langton Lake and current work on Twin Lakes Parkway. With recent heavy rains, Mr. Metz noted the runoff dams built during the construction have been quite inade- quate and the results were that the lake had turned brown from that runoff. Mr. Metz further addressed his concerns related to noise pollution with this pro- ject, specifically start time, noting even the neighborhood refuse haulers didn't