HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-12-08 Council MinutesORONO COUNCIL 4IEETING IIELD DECEHBER 8, 1975
As per Hennepin aunty's letter of March 10,
1975, in which they agreed to share in the cost
of the project; their share of the cost is
determined to be $3,726.51. Their share
includes 1001 of the cost of constructing the
catch basins and the catch basin lead ($1,562.50)
and 14.5% of the remaining costs ($14,924.20 x
14.5% + $2,164.01).
The City of Orono's share of the cost of the
project; based on City ovmership of 9.7% of
the drainage area, is $1,599.21.
The remainder of the project cost ($11,160.90)
should be assessed to the benefitted private
properties at the rate of approximately
$0.02683 per square foot or $260.30 per 10,000
square feet. The preliminary assessment rate
is based on an estimated 416,000 squa.e feet
of assessable private property.
Ile will prepare an assessment roll for a
public hearing at a later date in 1976.
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Searles moved, 11assengale seconded, to adopt RrSOLUTIOIT 1656
Resolution 1656 for Tom Betz, 3775 Dayside 3775 Bayside Road
Road, subject to review by the City Attorney
to be submitted for final Council approval at
the January 12, 1976 meeting. Motion, Ayes (5)
:lays (0) .
tlr. Doug Hall, Pollution Control Agency repreunnt- INTERCEPTOR
ative, presented himself to the City Council to Orono -Long Lake
discuss the Orono -Long Lake interceptor.
Mayor Searles stated that the lack of time
caused by inadequate time to review the
environmental impact assessment, couplee with
final plans and specifications not being submitted
has necessitated several meetings to develop
information that should have been available to
Orono at an earlier date. Ilayor Searles
continued by stating that public interest is
involved, that:
1. `.Ie need 60 days to review all material.
2. The Orono -Long Lake interceptor construction
as planned is incompatible with Orono's Storm-
%7ater Plan and Comprehensive Guide Plan, which
concerns itself with the environmental protection
of swamps and lakes.
3. Ordinance No. 125 (;Wetlands Ordinance) has
to be observed.
(Continued)