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Modification to the grading plan <br />Assistant Public Works Director Olson stated regarding the modification to the grading plan, at <br />the last meeting there was discussion about a pond in the back yard of a residential property that <br />was constructed in the mid 1990's. The discussion was basically that it was a deficiency in the <br />current standard. Whereas that is true, it was not a deficiency when it was put in. The rules <br />regarding the freeboard have changed from one feet to two feet of clear zone between the 100 <br />year event and the low floor elevation. There is currently 1.8 feet, and the development proposal <br />suggested putting water into the pond and worsening a situation by increasing the water level to <br />1.6 feet away from the low floor elevation. Staff does not agree that is allowable. What he <br />would suggest is to modify the grading plan to increase the size _af :the pond that is currently <br />proposed. :A <br />Mr. Schmidt indicated City code requires curb E(S d all asphalt"areas, and_he would like not to <br />put curb on the westerly side so the water can fil"ohe,asplalt onto the grass'. <br />Assistant Public Works Director Olson expressed coricerrr m getting away ff6hi'the curbing, as <br />the water should be directed into the storm sewer. <br />The consensus of the Council was to dire 'saff toproceed vith the Assistant Public Work <br />Director's suggestions. t <br />3),a, Rental Housing <br />AssocialN inner Geisler revi <br />place a gener ental housing <br />Council with info tion rega <br />units in the City at 2. ceni <br />issued and there are curren <br />Councilmember'Cook stated he d <br />a dual rental property does not cause <br />area. In addition, there are alre.4dy <br />nine more situations like thisd;st <br />property than owners. There: are Ioi <br />never put a speck of paint on or iM I <br />they are renting or not. <br />gat `a the 1fjCouncil meeting, the Council directed staff to <br />;n a work_ion agenda for discussion. She presented the <br />e rentalu� the City. She indicated there are 156 rental <br />total housingrunirs In 2004 there were 135 rental licenses <br />conditional use permits in the City. <br />§use any problem with letting these people rent if having <br />they ,*lity for building other duplexes in a single family <br />156 rr roperties in the City, with only a possibility of <br />ated people ve the idea that renters take less care of their <br />ises by his ho that people have lived in for 17 years and <br />oved. Someone thNabuses their property abuses it whether <br />Councilmember Elvig inquired about controls on people spli their homes internally and <br />leasing out part of the home: ` <br />Community Development Director Frolik replied most of the 9 properties conditional use <br />permits converted their lower or upper level to a separate self-sustaining living a. The City <br />cannot accept any of these applications any longer. <br />City Council Work Session/October 19, 2004 <br />Page 5 of 7 <br />
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