09-27-1976 Council Meeting Minutes

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� � ORONO COUNCIL T�EETING HELD SEPTETZSER 27, 1976 Page 21 • Leaves and small items will have to be bagged FALL CLEANUP DAY and tied. Newspapers and all paper products (Continued) �nust be tied securely. No scavenging wi].1 � be allowed, Orono residents only. � Dick Benson, City Administrator, informed the STREET DEPARTDZENT • City Council that on September 8 and September 15, 1976, the City of Orono Public [�orks Department � advertised for a light equipment operator � for the Street Departmento � Frorn the applications received, I would EA�PLOYPJIEt1T recommend P�Ir, Dale S. Skreen, 1502 Deer Hill Dale S. Skreen � Road, Long Lake, effective October 11, 1976 at a starting pay rate of $5,00 per hour, � • T�Iassengale moved, Searles seconded, to employ Dale S. Skreen, at a starting salary of $Sa00 � per hour, effective October 11, 1976o Pqotion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) , � Butler moved, TZassengale seconded, to extend EXTEND COP2PLETION DATE the completion date for the traffic signal at Traffic Signal � Highway #12 and Old Crystal Bay Road to November 5, �1976, conditioned on all additional administrative, ngineering and related costs to be borne by Egan t�IcICay Electrical Contractors. r7otion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) . r � NIr. Brad Van Nest and NTr, John Guthrie, Planning COP4PREHENSIVE SEi^IER PLAN • Commission members and Comprehensive Sewer Plan Committee, discussed the status of the City of � Orono's Comprehensive Sewer Plan, Pir. Van Nest stated that the committee and the City �ngineer � are developing urban and rural service areas which will highlight pockets of developed areas � that will require sewer service boundaries, The Plan- ning Commission ��ill review the progress of the � entire Comprehensive Sewer Plan at its next meeting. • � I�4r, Greg Frank, City Engineer, stated that he FAFVIEW STORM [aATER PLAiV has reviewed the storm drainage plan for the � Farview Preliminary Plato To facilitate your review, we are providing the following summaryo � • PROIiLEPZo The landowner to the south of the proposed development is concerned about the increased runoff volumes that can be expected from the evelopment as a direct result of the introduction of impervious covers such as buildup, streets, and drivewayso In particular, the runoff volumes � from the drainage area formed by roughly the eastern 700 feet of the development drains to the south, • and presents the largest potential problem to the • adjacent landa (Continued)