25-016 - Resolution - Shuda Farms - Interim Use Permit

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1. Fill stockpiles shall be limited to the areas identified in the plans prepared by Dream Scapes Landscaping & Design, Inc, latest revision date December 2, 2024, and any revisions to the plans approved by the City. 2. Applicant meets the requirements laid out in the City Engineer and Environmental Coordinator review letters. 3. Stockpile operation shall be limited to 7,000 CY within an area as designated on the final plan. 4. Stockpile to be a maximum of 22' in height. 5. The site includes 2 existing berms, as detailed in the project plans referenced here within. The berms shall not change in size or location. 6. Permitter control is required around the stockpile, redundant perimeter control should be provided in relation to adjacent wetlands. 7. Permitter control shall be maintained and replaced while the stockpile is operational. Replacement should occur when the BMP reaches 50% capacity or if it becomes inoperable due to cuts, tears, breaks, or etc. 8. At least 70% of the stockpile should be established with vegetation at all times to prevent erosion. 9. Any portion of the stockpile not being actively worked for 7 days must be temporarily stabilized. 10. Provide details for seed mix, hydro mulch, and application rates within the plan set. 11. Maintain slopes of 3:1 on a least 70% of the stockpile area. 12. Water suppression, soil binding agents, wind blocks, or other dust suppression methods will be required if dust leaving the site becomes an issue as identified by the City. Obtaining water to be used for dust control is the responsibility of the owner. 13. No fill may be placed in adjacent wetlands or in the FEMA floodplain on the site. Stockpile shall not encroach within 50-ft of the wetland boundaries and the FEMA floodplain. 14. Mark boundary of wetland directly east of stockpile and GPS the location for future verification no fill has been placed. Install conversation signs to identify the adjacent wetland and stockpile limits. 15. Owner shall obtain a Rice Creek Watershed District Permit or Letter of Intent as applicable. 16. The IUP shall only be valid for five (5) years. The permit may be extended by the City Council following a written request by the applicant submitted at least three months prior to expiration, and review at a public hearing. A new IUP will be needed for work (grading, other material stockpiles, excavation of material, etc.) that is not stated in this IUP. 17. The type of stockpile material is limited to topsoil borrow as identified in Minnesota Department of Transportation's 2020 Standard Specification, Section 3877. Other materials are not allowed and will be required to be removed within 24 hours.