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624 timelines for monthly inspections and annual reports and puts it under the Public 625 Works Department to oversee. 626 627 Chair Cihacek inquired what type of documentation they would use for monthly 628 inspections. 629 630 Mr. Johnson responded he has looked at examples from the Minnesota Stormwater 631 Manual. It includes a checklist that looks at inlets and outlets and makes sure that 632 vegetation is growing. It also has other considerations based on whether it is a wet 633 or dry pond and they need to try to identify how much sediment is there. 634 635 Chair Cihacek inquired what a monthly inspection in January looks like. He stated 636 they may want to consider changing the time schedule because monthly inspections 637 may be too much. 638 639 Mr. Johnson stated it is pretty quick, and they would not be looking for a lot of 640 inspections in January and February. 641 642 Chair Cihacek referred to item 4.3 and suggested they strike the kage "or as 643 budget allows." 644 645 Member Trainor commented similar to the discussion with the restaurants, they 646 need to consider if they are really going to look at the paper work that comes in. 647 V 648 Member Seigler referred to item a.i and pointed out the word "community" should 649 be changed to "City." 650 651 Member Trainor requested they see this ordinance again it is final form before it is 652 approved. 653 654 8. Items for Next Meeting — March 27, 2018 655 Discussion ensued regarding the March PWETC agenda: 656 • City Ordinance Updates 657 • Facility Study 658 • City Campus Solar 659 660 Chair Cihacek noted half of the Commission is done in March. After discussion, 661 they decided to look at water rates with the new Commission. 662 663 Mr. Freihammer noted if there are proposed changes, the Finance Commission will 664 want to look at it. 665 666 9. Adjourn 667 668 Motion Page 15 of 16