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City Council Minutes <br /> October 7, 2008 <br /> Page 7 of 8 <br /> 12.2. South Oak Street Right-of-Way <br /> Tim Houle gave an update from the October 6th meeting with the Pequot Lakes <br /> School Building and Grounds Committee regarding the planned 2009 South Oak <br /> Street improvements. The proposed agreement, as outlined in WSN's letter to <br /> Rick Linnell dated August 27, 2008, was discussed. The Building and Grounds <br /> Committee will recommend the proposed agreement to the Pequot Lakes School <br /> Board at their next meeting. <br /> Tim Houle noted that the City will need to acquire a 33 foot right-of-way from <br /> Mr. Babinski for the planned 2009 South Oak Street improvements. Mr. Houle <br /> has been in contact with Mr. Babinski addressing his concerns and will send him <br /> a draft agreement. <br /> COUNCIL MEMBER SJOBLAD MOVED TO APPROVE THE <br /> PROPOSED AGREEMENT,AS OUTLINED IN WSN'S LETTER DATED <br /> AUGUST 27,2008,BETWEEN ISD 186 AND THE CITY OF PEQUOT <br /> LAKES FOR THE 2009 SOUTH OAK STREET IMPROVEMENTS; AND <br /> FURTHER,PENDING APPROVAL FROM THE PEQUOT LAKES <br /> SCHOOL BOARD. COUNCIL MEMBER RYAN SECONDED THE <br /> MOTION. MOTION CARRIED 5-0. <br /> Tim Houle noted that Mr. Babinski would like WSN to examine his land parcels <br /> within the City for storm water retention. Mr. Houle asked the Council if there <br /> would be any objections. The Council had no objections. <br /> 11.1. Storm Water Management Utility <br /> Mike Loven discussed the storm water utility charges for larger parcels of <br /> property within the former Sibley Township. Mr. Loven noted that the current <br /> storm water rate structure will not be equitable for larger parcels and needs further <br /> review. Tim Houle discussed some options the City has to address this such as: <br /> adjusting the base rate, setting a cap for larger parcels, or adding more rates. <br /> The Council tabled the storm water utility billing of the former Sibley Township <br /> property owners until further review. Mike Loven stated that recommendations <br /> will be presented to the Council at their December meeting. <br />