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` I I happen to result in a violation of the stormwater pollution ordinance. <br /> 1 I shared this opinion with Ms Geirs and told her that I did not believe <br /> that <br /> I the City would have any authority to prevent this application. (the <br /> alley <br /> I I is relatively level with no obvious vector to carry the chemical <br /> directly <br /> I into the channel. Ms. Geirs objected to my interpretation of the <br /> situation <br /> I and stated that in a conversation with Les Lyle on 4 -28 -95 that Les <br /> felt <br /> I I that there was a problem with a pesticide application at this site, as <br /> the <br /> I chemical would leach into the channel. She asked why I hadn't spoken <br /> with <br /> ( I Les so that we would be in agreement on this issue. I was not aware <br /> that <br /> Les had made an assessment of this situation. <br /> What position is the City taking regarding the potential for leaching <br /> to <br /> 1 the stormwater system of a pesticide chemical applied to an adjacent <br /> area <br /> with no obvious or apparent flow (discharge) of the chemical to the <br /> stormwater system? Are we taking the position of stopping a pesticide <br /> application if it is felt that some of the chemical may leach into the <br /> stormwater system. I would like to be sure that I am giving out <br /> accurate <br /> information to the public regarding this issue and that we (I) are <br /> consistent with other City staff. <br /> Thanks, Kevin <br /> < < HARRIS.LET : 4153 in HARRIS.LET > > <br /> -- Boundary (ID 5 + LI9epC3wnueCSwo9IFZw) <br /> Content -type: APPLICATION /OCTET- STREAM; NAME = HARRIS.LET <br /> Content - description: HARRIS.LET <br /> Content - transfer - encoding: X- UUENCODE <br /> The following binary file has been uuencoded to ensure successful <br /> transmission. Use UUDECODE to extract. <br /> • <br /> 1 This uuencoded part of the message containing the file HARRIS.LET has <br /> been <br /> I I decoded and converted into an attachment. <br /> Page 4 <br />