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June 2005, with bidding anticipated during the winter? <br />�Tow much will the cost of private development on properties larger than one acre increase? <br />Can the CRWD supply additional information regarding the effectiveness of the proposed <br />engineering solutions to meet the storm water infiltration rules? <br />What about the timeliness of reviews and approval of permits? CRWD has indicated that <br />they will adhere to the 60 day rule for review; however, they will not review a project until it <br />has been approved by the City Council. This could be disastrous for City street <br />reconstructionprojects. Once the plans have been approved by the council, we advertise for <br />3 weeks and usually start construction in an additional 3 weeks. The timeline would delay <br />our projects start date by at least an additional 6 weeks. <br />How will storm water volume be controlled where infiltration does not occur because of the <br />clay-based soils that occur in a majority of Roseville? <br />Has a cost benefit analysis been performed by CRWD to determine the relationship between <br />water quality improvements in the Mississippi River and the public and private costs <br />incurred by the City and property owners in the city. <br />The rules were developed by CRWD staff without the assistance of the member cities. We are <br />very concerned about the thresholds set by the rules and our ability to meet the standards. We are <br />also concerned that the required facilities for new developments will add maintenance <br />responsibilities and cost to the city. <br />Recommended Council Action: Adoption of the attached resolution requesting the Capitol <br />Region Watershed District Board delay implementation of their new rules and establish a <br />technical advisory committee to review the proposed rules prior to implementing. <br />Prepared By: Duane Schwartz <br />