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<br />Shenandoah Improvements Feasibility Report <br />City of Lino Lakes, MN <br />WSB Project No. 018901-000 Page 10 <br />6.3 Permit Table <br />Permit Agency Timeline to Approval <br />Federal <br />Section 404 NWP 27 US Army Corps 60-90 days <br />Local <br />Rice Creek Watershed <br />District Permit <br />Rice Creek Watershed <br />District <br />40 days <br />Wetland Conservation <br />Act No Loss <br />Rice Creek Watershed <br />District <br />60 days <br /> <br />7.0 Concept 2 <br />Concept 2 builds on the wetland basins described in Concept 1, but with an <br />emphasis on maximizing water quality benefits. The proposed basins are maximized <br />to fill as much of the available space and provide the largest area for <br />evapotranspiration and infiltration. One -way inlets are again proposed to allow water <br />to flow in from t he ditch but prevent backflow once water levels draw back down in <br />it. The ditch channel is not proposed to be shifted in this concept. <br />This concept results in the greatest pollutant removal and increase in floodplain <br />capacity. However, that comes at the co st of losing educational and recreational <br />opportunities with the basins. In addition, maximizing basin volume does not provide <br />much diversity in potential wetland improvements as much of it will consist of wet <br />marsh conditions. <br />
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