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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, February 23, 2009 Page 15 Ms. Bloom noted that the City had since been approached by the Midland Hills Condominium Association for additional modeling, beyond the original scope of -the contract, but consistent with stormwater design, and for relining that pond due to the sandy soil conditions. Ms. Bloom provided a proposed construction schedule and will return to the City Council in June of 2009 with a proposed funding package and partnership agree- ments in place, for final bid approval. Discussion included construction and maintenance fee allocations between prop- erty owners and the City; review of maintenance agreement models of rain gar- dens by staff and the City Attorney; commitments from property owners for an- nual maintenance based on initial City investment and stormwater reduction needs; and cooperative partnerships of all parties involved. Klausing moved, Johnson seconded, authorizing staff to engage WSB and Asso- ciates, Inc. to complete additional study and final design for the Walsh Lake Subwatershed Drainage Improvements; as detailed in the Request for Council Ac- tion dated February 23, 2009. Mayor Klausing thanked City Engineer Bloom for her work on this project, and for exploring the options and alternatives available. Councilmember Roe concurred; opining that this was the right use of the storm- water fees paid by all citizens and to address problem areas affecting the overall city. Roll Call Ayes: Johnson; Ihlan; Roe; Pust; and Klausing. Nays: None. d. Approve Interim Use Permit for the Temporary Roseville Library Location at 2680 Arthur Street Community Development Director Patrick Trudgeon presented a brief summary of the request by Ramsey County Library and property owner FJR & RJR invest- ments, LLC for approval of the proposed Interim Use of the office/warehouse fa- cility at 2680 Arthur Street for library purposes while the existing library is under construction. Mr. Trudgeon noted the inclusion of a parking agreement between the library and Twin Lakes Medical for the duration. Councilmember Roe questioned access to the temporary library site to the parking at Twin Lakes Medical Center. Mr. Trudgeon confirmed that there was currently no vehicular access between the two properties.