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T~egular City C®uncil eating <br />®nd ay, July 23, 2007 <br />Page 33 <br />Mr. Paschke advised that the applicant had provided responses to <br />comments; and verified that this EAW was the same draft as provided <br />in last week's meeting packet. <br />Mayor Klausing opened the meeting for public comment; asking that <br />comments be focused on the need for an EIS; or whether the com- <br />ments on the EAW were accurate; and whether the EAW was com- <br />plete or if further, and obtainable, information was needed. <br />u~c ® ant <br />an y Neprash <br />Mr. Neprash clarified that he was speaking as a private citizen and not <br />for the City's Public Works, Environment and Transportation (PV'~ET) <br />Commission, of which he was a member. <br />Mr. Neprash referenced the memorandum by City Engineer Debra <br />Bloom, and her recommendations and comments from the last PV'~ET <br />meeting. In the interest of full disclosure, 1~/Ir. Neprash noted that the <br />PWET voted to support the negative declaration on a 4/1 vote, and <br />that his was the dissenting vote. <br />Mr. Neprash noted that at the PWET meeting, agency and/or public <br />comments were not available, nor were they part of the consideration <br />and recommendation of the PWET, due to timing and process. <br />Mr. Neprash addressed concerns that the college be held responsible <br />for their assurances in their response to comments that they would <br />work toward ensuring that all direct and indirect discharges into Lake <br />Johanna were treated appropriately; and asked for more specific lan- <br />guage and identification by the College of those discharge locations. <br />Mr. Neprash addressed Ramsey County comments related to traffic <br />mitigation issues; College participation and proportionate or total <br />funding; and asked that specific language be included that clarified the <br />College's participation and responsibility for such mitigation. <br />Mr. Neprash addressed concerns, and a recommendation of the PV'VET <br />that consideration be given for payment in lieu of taxes for properties <br />outside the campus proper; since those properties had considerable <br />