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Public Works Committee <br />Date: 04/19/2011 <br />By: Tim Himmer <br />Engineering/Public Works <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Update on Potential Pond Cleaning Project Near 155th Lane NW and Armstrong Boulevard. <br />Item #: 6. 1. <br />Background: <br />The resident at 8070 155th Lane NW contacted City staff last fall to express concern related to a stormwater pond <br />located in their backyard. They stated that the surface water level of that pond has been dropping over the years and <br />has never rebounded to an acceptable level with a permanent pool. Staff reviewed historic aerial photographs in an <br />effort to determine when the decline began and what might have caused it. It is possible that there may be a <br />connection between the surface water in the area to the aquifers that supply the City's municipal water system. <br />Staff brought this item to the Public Works Committee on January 18, 2011 for discussion, and requested feedback <br />on whether we should initiate a project to remove excessive vegetation and root mass from this pond in an effort to <br />restore some of the original hydrology, and a permanent pool of water. This water body is shown in the National <br />Wetland Inventory (NWI) as a protected surface water, which may require potential mitigation with any planned <br />modifications. Historically such vegetative removal has been allowed as long as drainage patterns are not impacted <br />and the defined quantity of material proposed to be removed does not exceed certain thresholds, which are <br />determined based upon wetland type and quality. <br />Direction at that time was to instruct the resident about the City's petitioning process for implementation of a public <br />project. The appropriate information was conveyed to them property owner, but they have responded that this <br />approach in unacceptable and the City should be doing something to assist with corrective actions. There will be <br />residents in attendance to discuss this matter first hand with the Committee. <br />Notification: <br />Observations: <br />Funding Source: <br />To date, staff time has been used to investigate this concern. A funding source may need to be identified depending <br />on discussion and ultimate Council direction. <br />Staff Recommendation: <br />Committee Action: <br />Based upon discussion. <br />Location Map <br />Historical Aerial Depiction <br />Inbox Reviewed By <br />Brian Olson Brian Olson <br />Kurt Ulrich Kurt Ulrich <br />Attachments <br />Form Review <br />Date <br />04/14/2011 01 17 PM <br />04/14/2011 01 30 PM <br />
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