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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO Cm' COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON AUGUST 14, l»5 <*#U) TEMPORARY EASEMENT - WILLOW DRIMTHIGHWAY 12 PROJECT Goetten moved, Hurr seconded, to authorize paymwit for a temporary casement fiom Gil and Anna Braun for an amount of SI,000 to be paid fiom the Municipal State Aid fund. Ayes 5, Nays 0. (•#15) RESOLUTION #3590 & AGREEMENT FOR USE OF HENNEPIN COUNTY’S GEO DATA BASE Goetten iiKived, Hurr seconded, to adopt Resolution #3590 authorizing the City to enter into a conditional use agreement for the use of Hennepin County’s proprietary g eographical data base and to authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the conditional use agreement. Ayes 5. Nays 0 (#16) LONG LAKE W ATER QUALITY PROJECT /YND COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT - UPDATE Moorse reported he had met with the lead manager of the project, Tom LaBounty, to obtain an update on the project and to discuss the agreement. LaBounty inlormed Moorse of the direction the project is taking with construction ot the sedimentation ponds. Two ponds will be located in Long Lake, an easement will be obtained for a pond in Medina, and an agreement has alreadv been reached for a smaller pond located in Orono A contingency is in place for a larger pond on the Orono property if needed. The construction of the Long Lake and Medina ponds arc scheduled for the upcoming wimer. The Orono pond is scheduled the following year. Alum will be introduced into the lake in spring of 1990 Kelley inquired of the cost of cleaning the ponds It had been estimated at $7,000/year for the City of Orono. Moorse said it will cost an average of $63,000 for all of the ponds to be cleaned yearly. Kelley asked if this process had been done elsew here before. Moorse said this had been done in Wayzata for the Gleason Creek project. Jabbour reported that a new project is begun yearly within the watershed district Upcoming projects are Jennings Bay and Painters Creek. In recent conversations Jabbour had with the MCWD, Jabbour asked that they come to agreement with the pond piiTpeity owners tirst before meeting with the City of Orono Jabbour also asked ihe MCWD to simplify the current agreement. He also questioned how only Orono residents could be assessed It was indicated that the MCWD will be developing a stormwater plan, and their philosophy is similar to that of the City of Orono. Jabbour also indicated MCWD believes the money should be spent on fixing and not studying a problem, with 60-70% of the money going towards a solution ‘ . .T,. . -1— a. _ I