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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JULY 25, 2007 13. Request planning staff review trash and recycling accessibility as they relate to truck movements. 14. No soils may be imported or exported to the site without city approval. Soils hauled in should not be substantially different from soils that were inputted into the stormwater model. Motion: Motion was made by Bor, seconded by Andrzejewski to approve the recommendations and forward to Planning & Zoning. B. Vaughan's First Addition Mr. Asleson stated this item was proposed for platting in 2004. At that time, there was an extensive study (EAW) to look at impacts from proposed development from the north end of Rough Grouse Road to the island in Wards Lake, connected by a bridge. The project was approved at that time. The developer decided not to construct the bridge connection. The landowner (Mr. Vaughan) has proposed developing one lot at the end of Rough Grouse Road. Mr. Asleson presented his staff report. He reviewed site data, natural resources, SWPPP, natural resources inventory, watershed issues, unique resources, landscaping and recommendations. He also reviewed the attachments. Mr. Asleson stated the flood plain does not meet regulations. The developer has an incorrect ordinary high water plan. He stated there is very little room to work on this plan. Ms. O'Dea asked if they have room to build a house. Mr. Asleson stated that the lot area standards may be met if they use both lots. Ms. O'Dea questioned how is the high water verified? Mr. Asleson stated it is the DNR who verify's the high water. The information we have from the developer does not adhere to the DNR's information. Ms. Bor stated there was not a tree preservation plan included. Number 5 under Mr. Asleson's recommendations addressed this issue. If the plan comes back again, it will need this information. The Environmental Board has reviewed this item and finds it incomplete at this time and makes the following recommendations: 1. Possibly move the house to be part of outlot A so it meets the shoreland requirements. 2. No importing or exporting of soils. 3. Include a tree preservation plan. 4 DRAFT MINUTES • • •