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• MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br /> Monday,December 8,2014 <br /> 6:30 o'clock p.m. <br /> (10. #14-369I SOURCELAND CAPITAL,LAKEVIEWPROPERTY, 405NORTHARMDRIVE, <br /> PRELIMINARYPLAT WITHPRD OVERLAY—RESOLUTIONNO. 6474, Continuea� <br /> McMillan noted the trails are to be privately maintained and asked whether that includes the park as well. <br /> Senior Planner Mike Gaffron stated if the outlot becomes a park, it will also be owned by the <br /> homeowner's association. The trails within individual lots and the outlot will be privately owned and <br /> maintained. <br /> Mattick stated the homeowner's association intends for those trails to be open to the public but that they <br /> will be controlled and owned by the homeowner's association. <br /> McMillan opened the meeting for public comment at 7:25 p.m. <br /> Donna Hager,4580 West Branch Road, stated she met with Community Development Director Mack on <br /> December 5. She was advised that he had been in attendance at a meeting where septic systems in <br /> general were discussed as well as the proposed septic system next to her property. Hager indicated she <br /> was assured her that the septic site will be moved to the north slope rather than the south slope, which is <br /> by her home. Hager stated she would like to thank the City for doing that and that she can now have <br /> more peace of mind. Hager stated she did notice on Sunday that the septic area had been wrapped with <br /> black plastic and that perhaps the contractor did not know there was another site. Hager stated that is not <br /> a big deal but that the plastic is already falling apart due to the wind. <br /> Brenda Johnson, 520 North Arm Drive, stated last week she saw what appeared to be someone's car that <br /> had left the road and knocked off some of the railing. Johnson noted it has been stated previously that <br /> there have been no reported accidents in the area,but this is one accident that likely was not reported. <br /> Johnson noted there has been previous discussion about the drain tile and how the water would be <br /> diverted off of the property across North Arm. Johnson stated she has not really seen any follow-up or <br /> discussion regarding that issue. She would like to hear what is happening and what the City Engineer has <br /> decided about the drain tile. <br /> Johnson stated the final item is when the packet from the City came out,there were some asterisked <br /> things that could be requested. Johnson stated she would like to know about the service water runoff <br /> simulation for a 100-year rain event. Johnson stated in her view it seemed like there could be a <br /> significant runoff, and asked whether Staff has looked at that and whether the applicant's design actually <br /> takes into consideration managing that water. <br /> Gaffron stated it is on a punch list of items that the developer will address. He is not familiar with the <br /> specifics of the drainage plan other than the fact that the applicant has indicated the water will be <br /> diverted. <br /> Pat Hiller stated the culverts will be included in the final drainage plan but one culvert located in the low <br /> area will have to stay as is. Hiller stated the drainage plan will be part of the final plat application and <br /> that the water will be diverted from the culverts with the exception of that one culvert. <br /> Page 7 of 26 <br />