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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING MARCH 28, 2001 <br />Mr. Goertz indicated the development area would have a three-foot bounce, with <br />a two -foot bounce in the upland areas. <br />Donlin asked for clarification that the water could increase three feet before it <br />would affect the proposed development. Mr. Goertz responded that most <br />developments in the area would be affected, especially the golf course. <br />Mr. Goertz mentioned there were two lots, which would require a considerable <br />amount of fill in the northeast. He received permission from the County to dig <br />into the river. A conservation easement runs across all the lots in the west. <br />Asleson explained that the area was a planned greenway, however, the County at <br />present has not needed it. <br />Trehus asked if there was a trail planned with a boardwalk through the wetland. <br />Asleson noted that the County planned on paralleling Birch Street to connect to <br />the County park. <br />Trehus inquired where the upland was located. Mr. Goertz answered that most of <br />the upland had wetland vegetation on it. <br />.4p -r,d9 <br />ft. ''414 <br />Donlin inquired if the language in the owners' association accounted for a scenic <br />trail. Asleson noted it was beneficial to have guidelines ecirthei4gpeintion. <br />Trehus identified the area to have a high ecologicalvalueraccording to the maps, <br />,.. <br />and requested bigger buffers. Asleson concurreked suggested creating swails <br />in the area. He explained that Mr. GoerWApgineers were 'meeting with the <br />Watershed District tonight. <br />e , <br />Mr. Goertz explained that the Watershed District's recommendations were four <br />0.., <br />pages long, but none of them required difficult changes. <br />qtk, I <br />Chair Lanyon commented he was encouraged by the plans proposed, but <br />mentioned the buildings corpe*Terelese together, and urged opening up the <br />views. Mr. GoertzregfIdnded'ipting no buildings were closer than 70 feet. <br />Asleson mentioned th6y,,had submitted landscape plans with native plantings in <br />the natural areas. <br />" * I <br />, <br />Trehug questioned the number ofunits in the townhomes. Mr. Goertz identified <br />49 urnts;and 31 single homes. <br />t o4 4V.' <br />Chair Lanyon stated that although the distance between the houses was no closer <br />than 70 feet and trees were present, the connections were too narrow for wildlife. <br />Asleson offered there was escrow money for trees. <br />4 <br />
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