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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETINGSEPTEMBER 10, 2003 <br />2APPROVED MINUTES <br />A.EAW Comment Review, Marshan Lake Industrial Park <br />Mr. Moberg was present for responding to comments. Responses from the 30- <br />day comment period were received from MNDOT, Metropolitan Council, the <br />Department of Natural Resources and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. <br />The letter from the Department of Natural Resources had Tetratech do a walk <br />through of the area for the presence of potential rare plants and found none. The <br />MN Historical Society had been consulted to study the area and found it did not <br />meet the National Register criteria. SHPO agreed with their findings. He had <br />contacted Anoka County that indicated they were comfortable, if the issues raised <br />by other agencies were addressed. He also left a message with Rice Creek <br />Watershed District, with no response. The applicant had already submitted <br />applications and could receive comment formally. <br />Grochala stated that in August the Council gave conditional approval of the plat. <br />Asleson indicated a lot was located on the South side of the easement. <br />Grochala noted from the standpoint of Rice Creek Watershed District, they would <br />like to work with Rehbein’s NETLAWN. The engineering comments had been <br />received, and there would probably be no further problems. Donlin added, or no <br />staff to adequately review the document. <br />Mr. Moberg stated that it was the responsibility of the Regulating Government <br />Unit to send out copies, they had received the usual responses. There were three <br />modes of notification being the EQB Monitor, direct mailings, and to publish a <br />notice in the local newspaper. <br />O’Dea inquired if it was common to not receive a response, which was echoed by <br />Donlin. <br />Mr. Moberg stated there was a meeting, and the concerned agencies had <br />responded to the platting. Grochala indicated that they had responded to the full <br />plat plan. <br />Donlin expressed concern for the County Ditch 10. Asleson stated that it was <br />almost a creek. <br />Grochala stated there would be a 50-foot easement on both sides. A fire lane was <br />required around the Panettoni site, that would be paved with NETLAWN. <br />Asleson indicated the product would be ideal for that purpose. <br />Grochala noted the private ditch would be gone. Mr. Moberg mentioned it might <br />have functioned to bring water to Ditch 10.