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� � <br /> � REGULAR P'iEETING OF TH� ORONO COUNCIL, NOVEPIBER 28, 1977 Page 6 <br /> � 5. Council approval of SO ft. access width SUBDIVISION <br /> (discussed policy vs. ordinance requirerments) . 1550 Sixth Avenue North <br /> �. Location of cul-de-sac as revised (further (Continued) <br /> � from creek and natural drainage) . <br /> 7. Cor►pletion and recording of Doug Dayton' s <br /> � proposed division. <br /> 8. Park dedication fee. <br /> � 9. Title opinion addressed to the City and approved <br /> ' by City Attorney. <br /> ` The following letter concerning James Lawrence <br /> property from City Engineer Frank dated October 28 , <br /> � 1977, states: <br /> � "As per your request of October 17, we have reviewed <br /> � the subject application. <br /> � We have several concerns regarding the preliminary <br /> plat for the James Lawrence property. Since the . <br /> a grading plan is not included on the plat, it is <br /> not possible to tell how drainage problems will <br /> � be resolved. The existing creek is located very <br /> close to the proposed cul-de-sac and problems with <br /> � flooding may result if proper drainage is not <br /> . maintained. . A culvert will possibly be needed to <br /> provide drainage from the low area which is located <br /> ! between Lots 1 & 2 to the creek. A grading and <br /> �rainage plan should be submitted and approved , <br /> � .�efore the preliminary plat is approved. <br /> + r�, power line which runs north and south is located <br /> • on the apparent east property line of the plat. <br /> Easements for this power line are not shown on <br /> � the plat. " <br /> a End of letter � <br /> � The following letter from the PZinnehaha .Creek � <br /> Watershed District concerning the James Lawrence <br /> � property was received October 18, 1977 , which <br /> • states: <br /> � "The unnar.ied creek flowing through proposed Lots 3 & 4 <br /> is apparently part of the drainage system from <br /> � Holy tlame Lake to Long Lake. Any development would <br /> have to sustain this drainage capacity. <br /> � <br /> Grading and drainage of this property is subject <br /> '� to review under the district' s rules and regulations <br /> . including soils information if on-site sewage <br /> disposal is anticipated. " <br /> � nd of letter <br /> � <br /> � Mr. Greg Frank, City Engineer, submitted the attached <br /> � letter dated Nover_►ber 28, 1977, which states: (Continued) <br /> � <br />