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on Mr. Provinzino's acceptance that he will not receive compensation if and when his access to Highway 10 is closed, and contingent on review by the City Attorney. Councilmember Dehen stated this provision would be recorded against the land. Councilmember Elvig indicated there is a precedent on this property, as this was done with the neighboring property. It was the recommendation of the Public Works Committee to move this forward. 5) Review RFP for Comprehensive Water Resources Management Plan City Engineer Jankowski explained the Comprehensive Water Resources Management Plan would provide a stormwater plan for the entire City. The plan was last updated in 1997. Significant development has occurred since the plan was first created. Staff anticipates this study will cost upwards of $160,000. It will be funded from the Storm Water Utility. It is expected that the selection of the consultant and preparation of the plan will take over one year to implement. The Comprehensive Water Resources Management Plan should be completed well in advance of the Comprehensive Plan for the City so that recommendations from the Water Resources Plan can be reflected in the appropriate sections of the Comprehensive Plan. The motion of the Committee was to recommend the RFP for the Comprehensive Water Resources Management Plan be approved by the City Council. Motion by Councilmember Elvig, seconded by Councilmember Olson, to ratify the recommendation of the Public Works Committee in Case Nos. 3 and 5 and to direct staff to prepare the documentation to quit claim Parcel lA to Mr. Provinzino free of charge, which retains drainage and utility and trail easements in favor of the City over the subject parcel, contingent on Mr. Provinzino's acceptance that he will not receive compensation if and when his access to Highway 10 is closed, with this provision to be recorded against the land, and contingent on review by the City Attorney, and to approve the RFP for the Comprehensive Water Resources Management Plan. Motion carried. Voting Yes: Mayor Gamec, Councilmembers Elvig, Olson, Dehen, Jeffrey, Look, and Strommen. Voting No: None. 2) Consider Purchase of Lot in River Pines Addition to Facilitate Street Connection and Lift Station Abandonment City Engineer Jankowski reviewed that on May 23, 2006 the Council directed that a right of first refusal be negotiated on the property located at 5860 15ih Lane (Lot 1, Block 2 River Pines 1 st Addition), since this property was identified as the best location for facilitating a connection between the River Pines/Apple Ridge subdivisions and the proposed Rum River Meadows subdivision to the south. It has come to staffs attention that this property has been for sale for several months and has recently been reduced to an asking price of $282,900. Mr. Jankowski indicated the benefits of this connection include the following: · Elimination of a cul-de-sac serving 23 (future) units which exceeds the 600 foot length limit for cul-de-sacs by 350 feet and providing a second outlet for these units. City Council / February 13, 2007 Page 21 of25