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• • • ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING APRIL 28, 2009 1. Storm Water Management 2. Erosion and Sediment Control Ms. Bor stated for the average citizen who reads the document 10,000 sq. ft. states as acreage and is EAW applicable here. Developer needs to be conscience as to what is going into storm water. Ms. Bor stated a developer may intentionally design a parking lot just under the threshold. Section X.05 Definitions Section X.06 Exemption Ms. Bor questioned where CUP's fall into this Section. Mr. Studenski stated it would be the same threshold. Section X. 07 Incorporations by Reference Mr. McLarnon stated engineering design standards will be developed to go along with this section as well as the Minnesota Storm Water Manual and RCWD Rules. Mr. Asleson stated they City's wants to implement RMP3 rules and may want to take this out of the ordinance. Mr. Studenski stated the VALAMO area is using RCWD requirements and they City is taking this on as our own and that they will encompass the entire City. In other words, the City has the same requirements as RCWD. Ms. O'Dea questioned if VALAMO has stricter regulations, do developers have to meet that and the City's requirements. Mr. Studenski stated that is correct. Section X.08 Storm Water and Erosion and Sediment Control Performance Standards Ms. O'Dea requested a definition of bankfull discharge. Ms. Bor questioned how this would relate in relation to high quality wet lands to low quality wet lands. It was stated this would be included under Rules for Resource Management Plan. Page 13, Item J: Also requires privately owned infrastructure to have a long term maintenance plan included. Page 12, Item 7: Ms. Bor questioned the meaning of this. Mr. McLarnon stated with residential development this will not go away, it will be redistributed. Page 15, Item 12: Ms. Bor questioned who follows up on site management. Mr. Tim Payne he would look for this as well as a City building inspector Section X.09 Pollution Prevention Section X.10 Inspections and Maintenance Ms. O'Dea questioned if the City runs into contractors who do not comply with the rules and items start falling through cracks what measures are taken. Mr. McLarnon stated if a site is dormant for 30 days there are steps to be followed. Mr. Bor questioned what the consequences would be. A course of action letter, starting letters, and finally work would need to be completed and charged to private owner by city workers. Section X.11 Plan Review Procedure DRAFT MINUTES 5