City Council Agenda and Packet 1975 09 16

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yam,. ti'I � � '�: � 'w�.y{ .�F + �rufy' •�S' , a yL FLOOD WARD AREAS , 4�• amid the ameadsa bl *. as leg the ?laming •(See attached,Resolution $ i Compr emriyuiv?laet Flood Hazard- Ann-Amendment). • *stated that • • the amendment wen adopted by Resolst o the Mooing Commission. • Mr. Drat stated that the modifications have ' been mode as accurately as possible and that the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) is pre- paring . istalled study. He stated that the stated flood areas are the best guide to flood hazards at this time. He stated that the City has a flood plain ordinance and that you can not control outside your corporate limits with Ha 1041 any more then with the Flood Plain Ordinance. Under clarification 1k. Drumm stated that the City has an adequate ordinance to rule development In these area; and that the areas be identified by the Plan- . ping Commission as an area of state interest and that Council not designate it. Councilman Berry asked Mr. Drumm if the City delineates the flood hazard areas through man made restrictions, the flood area could possibility change. Under the conservation service would the City be allowed to do this in the future if the becomes possible. M•. Drumm believed what would come out of the SCS study is the flooding as it now occurs. We stated that it would or possible to delin- eate flood areas. MAJOR EXTENSION OF EXISTING Mr. Drums stated that the amendment as pre- WATER $ SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEMS pared for Planning Commissiom was adopted by them as modified. (See attached Resolution 06 f Treatment Systeme Amendment) Mr. Conarrut asked if these as mrodified• were meeting the state requiremeets. Mr. Bucknam stated that the guidelines prey _ pared by LUC is a first draft and undergoing • revision. He stated that the guidelines pr+e- by the.City and LUC have very minor differ+euces. ARTICLE 13 Mr. Drumm stated that article 13 is a proposed ZONING ORDINACE article to the zoning ordinance to provide for the administrative guidelines and regulations for regularlon of geologic hazard areas. The staff proposes that these guidelines be in- cluded in the zoning ordinance to prevent 6.