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Department Approval: <br />i <br />REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <br />'4�f ana��.r Rck icr+�cd � <br />� �� <br />DATE: 02/09/04 <br />ITEM: 3.4 <br />Agenda Section: <br />CONSENT <br />Item Description: Approve Maintenance Declaration for ApplewoodPointe Storm water <br />improvements <br />Background: The Applewood Pointe redevelopmentproject includes the construction of storm <br />water facilities on the City Park located on the north end of the development. These include <br />pipes as well as an infiltration area. Since this facility receives storm water from the public <br />property on this plat, the maintenance will be the responsibility of the City of Roseville. Also <br />included on this maintenance declaration is the newly reconstructed Arona Pond, Located in the <br />southeast comer of the plat. This pond has always been a City facility. <br />This project is within the Rice Creek Watershed District. We are working with the Developer on <br />completing the requirements for their watershed district permit. One of the permit requirements <br />is to file at Ramsey County a Declaration for Maintenance of Storm water facilities for the <br />infiltration areas located in the Northerly City Park <br />Financial Implications: The maintenance of Arona Pond has always been the responsibility of <br />the City of Roseville since it was connected to the City's overall surfacewater managementplan. <br />The conditions of the maintenance declaration should not increase our current maintenance costs <br />at this facility. The maintenance of the infiltration area will be a new responsibilityfor the City <br />of Roseville. However, we do not anticipate a significant impact to our overall maintenance <br />budget. <br />RECOMMENDED COUNCIL ACTIONS: <br />Approve Maintenance Declaration for ApplewoodPointe Storm water improvements. <br />Prepared By: Debra Bloom <br />
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