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MIN0TB8 09 THE PLANIIIIIG COMMISSION MEETING OP JULY 16, 1984.PAGE 3 <br />#840 NED DAYTON John Bergh stated that the drainageways on the <br />property would flow into the designated ponds. Bergh <br />stated that rip rapping would also be used. <br />Dianne Jentilucci of 1295 Briar Street stated that <br />there is a drainage tile that the City put in a long time <br />ago that runs across their property and the City won't <br />maintain it. Jentilucci stated that some of the <br />failing septic systems drain into this drainage tile. <br />Zoning Administrator Mabusth stated that this is a <br />private drainage way on private property and the City <br />does not maintain it. Mabusth stated that if the <br />neighbors ask the City to maintain this tile that the <br />City probably would assess the benefitting property <br />owners. <br />Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron stated that <br />there is one failing septic system in the neighborhood <br />and the problem will be solved soon. Gaffron noted <br />that on August 9, 1984 the City will hold a meeting for <br />the Crystal Bay residents concerning the septic and <br />sewer issue for the neighborhood. <br />Margaret Curtis of 2180 Prospect Avenue stated that <br />the drainage tile is a pipe that is big enough for <br />animals to get through. Curtis stated that the tile <br />has been a problem ever since the City put it in. <br />Curtis noted that the proposed tennis court is right <br />over the tile and if they start to dig the tile will <br />collapse. <br />Dianne Jentilucci of 1295 Briar Street stated that <br />there is danger if the tile collapses because the water <br />will backup into her yard. Jentilucci noted that the <br />spruce trees that were planted on this property last <br />yeai will grow to be 80-100' tall and if a storm comes <br />along then they will fall on her house. <br />John Bergh stated that the tennis court will be located <br />next to the gazebo rather than where it is shown on the <br />plan. <br />Callahan stated that he didn't feel that Hennepin <br />County needs an 80' right of way. <br />Rovegno did not feel the City should grant any right of <br />way to the County. <br />Zoning Administrator Mabusth stated that the City has <br />to be consistent on the dedication of right of way to <br />Hennepin County. <br />Sime felt that Hennepin County should not be given the <br />80' right of way.