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Specific to lining private laterals, Chair Cihacek reported that the PWETC had reviewed this, noting it involved two different processes and contractors from that of the city's mains, and required 100% agreement by affected residents to bear the cost. Chair Cihacek advised that discussions had included whether to include such an option as part of the city's design/engineering bid process when redoing city mains, listing pre -qualified vendors as general information and education for residents. Councilmember McGehee clarified that she wasn't seeking any arbitrary decisions, but simply asked that the city identify a procs that worked and would be compatible with city work when mains Xere done and responsible companies/vendors that the city felt were competent to perform that work at which point residents and individual neighborhoods could make that decision without having a negative impact on the city's main line and its construction and future operation, but providing an opporJ�ity at that time for them to address their lateral lines. 'A Mayor Roe clarified, with confirn by staff and Chairek, that when the city lines its mains, ey make project information availab esidents even though it was not thdiliftLechnology or contractor. Specific to stormwater Heimerl had—anticipa advised discussions. Cihacek�dvised demonstration gar or plantings on ideas with the Parks Recreati C recommendation to the V"hCoun on and C41 i. Mayor R as those ideas ek reported that PWETC member planting options suggested by PWETC would continue those PWETC had discussed possible 1 property and would pursue those 1 for a possible joint project for Rohe PWETC also collaborate with the Planning Development Department staff as part of that urred, noting the need to consider development forward. A the City Council for their input, advising that the PWETC requested.