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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING APRIL 25, 2001 <br />Trehus inquired about the conservation easements in light of the large lots encroaching on <br />the wetlands. He asked if the Planning and Zoning Board was going to see this plan. <br />Asleson answered the greenway with the trail was the change in the plan, at one time the <br />area was biodiverse. <br />Trehus questioned the location and type of the path, and whether it was going to be on the <br />ecotone. Asleson responded there was a way to put a paved path through the center of the <br />ecosystem, and not the edges to minimize the environmental impact. <br />Vice Chair Mach submitted that if the trails went through nice areas it could raise <br />environmental consciousness. <br />Grundhofer indicated the tree legend needed to be clear, and asked staff for his <br />recommendations. Asleson answered no changes, and advised that because of time <br />constraints, the Board would probably not be asked to comment again. <br />The Board discussed the population growth and traffic concerns. If ahold on new MUSA <br />would be recommended, the greenway would probably be lost <br />� y r <br />Trehus mentioned reducing the size of the lots to preserve space, Asleson <br />responded that Planning and Zoning Board objected tositand so he negotiated the <br />greenway. <br />O'Connell recommended approval but with strong reservations about the number of <br />homes being built in one year in light of 147`homes+as an annual total. In addition, the <br />number of trees saved versus lost needed.to:,be. clarified on the plat map. <br />Grundhofer moved to recommend approval with' he reservations. O'Connell seconded <br />the motion. Motion passed 5 to 1 ( 'rel us <br />F. 64th and 20th/Variance Request,- Mr ,Valentine introduced himself as the project leader <br />and Tom Carlson as the new; owner:,. Mr. Valentine had known the original owner for 10 <br />years. <br />Ii' <br />Trehus notedthe.nee <br />ative site for a septic tank. <br />Mr. Valentine stated was a 2.82 acre triangular site, where he tried to stay out of the <br />wetlandsndpeery <br />ethe trees. <br />/-14" <br />Grundhof i indicated her concern for the mound septic tank, where any pollutants would <br />go directly irito the wetland. <br />Asleson recommended Mr. Valentine work with the Vadnais Heights Watershed District. <br />Mr. Valentine reported speaking with them and noted the delineation report indicated <br />7 <br />
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