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Gary Blecm, 200 Black Oaks Lane/ stated there are a number of homes behind Wayzata High School that may be affected if the water level increases in an adjacent lagoon. Mr. Bleem believes a portion of Black Oaks Lane will be under water which may affect the road bed and the sanitary sewer. He also feels that proper notification should be given to the homeowners in the area so they can acquire the necessary easements. Mr. Quanbeck stated that he has spoken with the City of Minnetonka about Mr. Bleem’s area, and the City does not feel the project will create any problems for the sanitary sewer. Floyd Vincent, 250 Glenbrook Road, stated that in the last several years ho has been experiencing flooding problems within his home. Mr. Vincent is very supportive of the project because it involves tne creation of additional stormwater holding ponds which will alleviate his flooding problem. Mike Minzberg, 16645 14th Avenue North, stated that a pond created by the development of his subdivision is filled with sediments due to water backing up from Gleason Lake. Mr. Minzberg is concerned about the water quality of his pond and the increased water levels created by additional storage within Gleason Lake. He stated that water reaches an elevation of 944.0 which is three feet below the elevation of the slab of hia house. Mr. Minzberg requested the Engineers to consider this area when studying the overall affects of the project. Mr. Parks stated that Mr. Minzberg*s basement was surveyed and was found to be at elevation 949.5, which is the minimum basement elevation established by the city. The appicirimate elevation of their easement is at a 947.0. Mr. Minzberg's residence will be considered during the Phase II portion of the project. A question was raised by Mr. Wetzel as to whether Phase II will be expanded to include the balance of the upper watershCKS. President Spensley answered by stating that the Boa*^4 will be considering other projects in the upper watershed, bnt these prcjects will not be Included in the Gleason Creek Improvement project. There being no further testinwny. President Spensley ordered the public hearing ended and the record closed. It was sK>ved by Manager Lindley and seconded by Manager Maple that the Managers adopt the proposed findings, conclusions, and order to establish the project as distributed, with one amendment on page four, paragraph 14 to include the statement following the