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Mr. Joseph G. 1hlebeck Page 2 "Report To MJ "t. For Demolition Debris Disposal Project ", a standard form -slven to each person at this meeting. A review of information provided on this foLm by the applicant along with an insportion of the proposed fill site would then be conducted by MICA Solid Waste staff. A determination would then be made on to whether or not the project is acceptable according to M'CA standards. Written approval or denial of the fill project would then be issued by the MPCA. The municipality may wish to aid the applicant in submittal of information regarding a fill project. The type of written approval discussed here is limited to projects of 2,0.00 cubic yards or less, and of six months duration or less. This is only MPCA approval and does not necessarily indicate that all county and municipal concerns have been addressed. Representatives of the municipalities were then asked to indicate existing policies and procedures regarding the per- mitting of demolition fill and other fill projects proposed within their jurisdiction. The City of North St. Paul requires for, for any proposed project which cubic yards. The use of clean fill A drainage plan may also have to be area being filled. that a fill permit be applied will utilize more than 25 is stipulated in the permit. submitted depending upon the The City of Vadnais Heights has a permit application process for which a one year time limit is placed upon any proposed project, with the option of reapplying for another permit at the end of a year. For demolition projects only concrete blocks are allowed. The city engineer inspects all proposed fill projects. The City of White Bear Lake requires that a permit for a fill project be applied for whenever the proposed project is to exceed 400 cubic yards. Fill projects involving less than 400 cubic yards are handled under the building permit program. A drainage plan is required to be submitted with proposed fill projects. The City discourages the use of wood, plaster board and other items subject to deterioration, in proposed fill projects. The City of Maplewood's fill permit program is handled through the city engineer's office. Any drainage problems that may occur with a fill project are routinely checked for by the engineer's office. Soil borings may be required before certain fill projects 046