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Re: drainage problem/1999
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s <br /> CITY of ORONO <br /> a F► ti Municipal Offices <br /> Street Address: Mailing Address: <br /> g' 2150 Kelley Parkway P.O. Box 66 <br /> •�EsBo <br /> Orono, MN 55356 Crystal Bay, MN 55323.0066 <br /> July 28 1999 <br /> Mr. Tom Grundhoefer <br /> League of Minnesota Cities <br /> 145 University Avenue <br /> St. Paul MN 55103-1200 <br /> Dear Mr. Grunhoefer; <br /> Attached you find correspondence regarding a drainage problem along a public street, Vine Place. <br /> This situation may result in a claim for damages or legal action, so we would like guidance on this <br /> from the League of Cities Insurance Trust before proceeding any further. <br /> The resident purchased the home several years ago and began complaining about drainage problems. <br /> In 1997,the street was overlaid with about 3" of blacktop. We do not have any survey information, <br /> but our overlays generally do not change drainage patterns. We just add additional pavement to the <br /> existing street. <br /> We have reviewed this situation and believe that no changes are warranted to the drainage patterns. i <br /> The water currently drains overland toward the Forest Lake Channel. The City's long standing storm <br /> water policy is to limit hardcover and direct pipe discharges to Lake Minnetonka. The intent is to <br /> filter water before entering the lake by draining across natural surfaces before discharge to the lake. <br /> It may be possible to install catch basins and a storm sewer pipe to convey the street drainage <br /> directly to the lake,but this would be in conflict with our policy of limiting direct discharges to the <br /> lake.Our position is that this drainage situation has existed for many years,and we are not interested <br /> in making any changes just because the property is at the bottom of the hill. <br /> The property owner has an attorney involved and indicated that he may pursue legal action if the <br /> problem is not corrected.He is demanding a response,and has been informed that we will have this <br /> issue reviewed by the City's insurance carrier before submitting a response.. We would greatly <br /> appreciate a review of this situation and any guidance that can be provided. <br /> Telephone(612)249-0600 • Fax(612)2494616 <br /> I <br />
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