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13 <br />Comment Response <br />Include language that permits are required from the DNR for the taking of an endangered or <br />threatened species (Minnesota Statutes section 84.0895 and Minnesota Rules parts 6212.1800- <br />2100). <br />The need for a take permit is <br />dependent on survey results as <br />well as site design. Once the <br />survey is conducted, the presence <br />or absence of state-listed species <br />will be identified, and specific <br />avoidance and mitigation <br />measures will be required only if <br />state-listed species are discovered. <br />If required avoidance and <br />minimization measures are not <br />feasible with the proposed <br />project, then a take permit would <br />be required. <br /> <br />PUBLIC COMMENTS <br />Comment Response <br />1. Daryl Wangert <br />Natural integration, open housing without interest in income, race, religion, or <br />political affiliations. A reasonable density with disclosure as to effects of building <br />on low fema flood plain. Cracked foundation and soft saggy backyard possible over <br />time, reduced value over time due to floods. Certainly disclose the possibility of <br />flood insurance requirements! <br />The developer would be required by the <br />city/watershed to do floodplain mitigation and <br />revise the floodplain boundary (LOMR submittal <br />to FEMA) so flood insurance will not be required. <br />Everything must be elevated above the flood <br />plain boundary and any changes to the boundary <br />must be submitted to FEMA to update the flood <br />insurance maps within 6 months of construction <br />completion. <br />Page 580 of 679