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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, May 8, 2017 Page 19 Mr. Lamb suggested those adverse impacts may be applicable in more specificity to Item#4; with Councilmembers Etten and McGehee disagreeing, opining that#4 was different than"adverse affects;" duly noted by Mr. Lamb. Mayor Roe suggested an adverse affect could be stormwater,but not limited to that only. Page 28 In Section 141, Item 2 (Storm sewers), Councilmember McGehee questioned if there were areas in Roseville still having private storm sewers, with Public Works Director Marc Culver confirming that there were. Page Councilmember Etten asked for an explanation of staff's comment about the Public Works Department confirming if this section should be in the subdivision code or the Public Works Design Standards manual. Mr. Lloyd noted that this had been part of earlier discussions today with Public Works staff. While these provisions are currently included in this draft of the sub- division code, Mr. Lloyd advised that greater specificity(Section 147 —e.g. stand- ard of pavement construction) seemed more applicable in the Design Standards manual. As with the need to balance information that should be included in the subdivision code or on the particular plat application, Mr. Lloyd suggested lan- guage in code that referenced city standards, with deeper detail provided in the manual itself and as industry standards changed periodically. In Section 29, questioned if those specific references in Item 3 (concrete curbs and gutters)were what Mr. Lloyd was referring to as moving to applicable requirements of the Public Works design document; with confirmation of that by Mr. Lloyd. Councilmember McGehee questioned if the manual had been completed and was available. Mayor Roe suggested that it would eventually become a public document. Public Works Director Marc Culver advised that the manual was still a work in progress; with initial reviews done by the Public Works, Environment and Trans- portation Commission (PWETC) and Planning Commission. Mr. Culver advised that the City Council would see it as an attachment to the subdivision code at up- coming meetings prior to their final approval of the code. While close to comple- tion, Mr. Culver advised that it was still in draft form until completion of this sub- division code rewrite to determine what information goes where. In general and based on previous discussions with Environmental Specialist Ryan Johnson related to storm water efforts and green streets, Councilmember McGehee