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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING MAY 30, 2001 <br />Kukonen inquired if the runoff problem present on the old plan was no longer an issue on <br />the redesigned plat. Mr. Cooper stated the configuration was redesigned because of the <br />wetland being nonexistent where one was thought to be, and the presence of a new <br />wetland, with the new plan there was zero impact on the wetland. The present plan was <br />in compliance with subdivision ordinances, and no variances would be sought. <br />Asleson noted in terms of groundwater elevations, the FHA states the bottom of the <br />houses had to be at least 4 feet, but the City zoning says 6 feet. <br />Donlin submitted the development was against the vision of the City, with its cookie <br />cutter plan, and speculations concerning the water levels and flood stages. Schmidt <br />disagreed that the water levels and flood stages were, based on conjecture, indicating the <br />groundwater was measured at seven locations on site, and the elevations would <br />correspond to those numbers. <br />Asleson stated more trees could be lost if the soil was compacted. Mr. Schmidt indicated <br />there was a cash escrow for the trees requiring 4 hardwoods per lot, and that he would be <br />willing to try to save the Pin Oak. The spade to be used has a diameter,of 90 inches. So <br />far, 40 Norway Pines have already been planted on site. <br />O'Connell indicated she had visited another development ;at -Noble 'and 97th Avenue N. <br />and asked the name of the development. Mr. Schmidt explainedaythe name was St. <br />Gerard's, where 500 trees were moved, and they lost 20tr'ees'mostly: to wind damage. <br />Asleson expressed concern over the clearcutting, and indicated;other areas developed <br />without clearcutting were Park Grove, parts ofPheasant Hills; and Clearwater Creek. He <br />asked to be shown on the map where treesVere not to be`emoved. Mr. Cooper pointed <br />out two areas. <K <br />O'Connell stated she observed a .land mover was -parked over many small trees, and <br />inquired if those trees were cons04d saved °' Mr. Schmidt responded the area would be <br />set aside, with no traffic. a,; '',ETV's <br />ntrsarhJ.. <br />Mach asked what werethe expenses' incurred by the developer that would make it better <br />i�7i..Ka" <br />to grade the land:than.to work around the trees. <br />Mr. Schmidt indicated the loss of lots was the issue, because the number of lots makes a <br />development economically feasible. <br />Chair Lanyon'`poiited out the Southwest cul-de-sac on the plat tree map had about 7 trees <br />not locatedwhere the pad would be, and asked why those had to be removed. Mr. <br />Cooper answered it was a drainage issue, where the water would be trapped and would <br />not flow. <br />5 <br />
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