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Roseville PWET Commission Meeting Minutes Page 4 -February 23, 2010 Ms. Bloom advised that this project, for complete reconstruction from County Road C to S Owasso Boulevard, was slated for 2011, and that staff was preparing to hold initial meetings with the neighborhood. Illicit Discharge Ordinance Mr. Schwartz advised that the ordinance was adopted by the City Council at their February 22, 2010 meeting, with minimal language changes to correct inconsistencies and ambiguities. Discussion included those language changes (defining commercial versus residential car washes and pools); education of residents by staff; the option of lining sewer pipes in reducing INI, and failures of the old clay pipes in the City; and MSDS sheets for the City to better understand the make up of cleaning solvents. Watermain Lining Project Ms. Bloom advised that it was staff's goal to return residents to pre-construction status by May of 2010. 5. Twin Lakes Phase II Infrastructure Project Ms. Bloom briefly reviewed the above-referenced project; provided a breakdown of costs and funding sources, including grant funds; as well as a history of Prior Street; with Engineering plans at 95°!0. Ms. Bloom reviewed the status of additional contamination and deve~lop~~~ent of the RAP for this phase of the project, similar to that used for the initial phase of infrastructure improvements. Ms. Bloom reviewed utility work in the project area, and the overall stormwater plan for the entire site, with the majority completed as part of the Phase I portion of the project. M s. Bloom anticipated Phase II going before the City Council in March for approval, with construction proposed to begin in May of 2010, with this phase smaller than the first phase, with less utility work to be completed. Discussion included future phasing (Phase III); landscaping and lighting in the transition area; staging of work to provide access to private properties; temporary easements pending for existing driveways; grades; right-of--way acquisition as development proposals come forward; and soil clean up on city-owned right-of- way parcels and based on previous and additional borings required by MPCA. Mr. Schwartz advised that completion of this phase of the project should position the area for a good share of redevelopment to occur when the economy improved. Further discussion included the impressive water re-use system incorporated in Phase I, with staff anticipating awards for it's unique features, and good comments received from area Watershed Districts to-date; and re-use of the sand taken from the site.