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• • Planning & Zoning Board Minutes August 10, 1994 MN. Pollution Control Agency. After some discussion Kathy Nordine made a MOTION recommending approval of the permit with the conditions outlined above and the following additional conditions: 7. A bond or letter of credit be supplied to the City prior to any work. 8. Drainage plan be approved by City Engineer. 9. MPCA Permit be obtained if required. 10. Hours of operation be determined and consistent with City Ordinance and /or common practice. Tom Mesich seconded the motion. All voted aye. Al Robinson abstained. Motion carried. NOTE: For P & Z information, this request was withdrawn by the applicant on 8/19/94. G. PUBLIC HEARING, Al Robinson, 401 Main Street, Conditional Use Permit for Land Reclamation Planning Coordinator Wyland reviewed this item which is to allow a stockpile of approximately 50,000 cubic yards of topsoil, 20 -25' in depth for resale and possible coverage over a 5 acre area. The material is intended to come from the Main Street reconstruction project. Staff has reviewed this request and would recommend approval with the following conditions: 1. A wetland delineation of the site. 2. Correspondence from the RCWD indicating whether or not a permit is required from them. 3. Confirmation as to the quantity of material to be brought in and a detailed grading plan. 4. Topsoil is intended to be stockpiled. Is this surficial topsoil which is to be stripped off and then replaced on the County project or is it a peat type material which will be mixed with other materials to meet a topsoil specification. Would this mixing be done on the applicant's site. 5. Proper erosion control of site and stockpile as determined by the City Engineer. 6. Seeding and mulching as recommended by the City Engineer immediately following final grading. Mr. Robinson advised the Board that he would like to keep the material stockpiled for approximately 3 years. He has had a delineation done and should have correspondence from RCWD later this week. Again in regard to this case, timing is very important as the reconstruction work is underway. PUBLIC HEARING opened at 9:50 p.m. and closed at 9:51 as there was no one to speak regarding the request. Mr. Landers asked if there were any drainage concerns. Mr. Robinson stated that the stockpile is on a high piece of ground surrounded by a County Ditch. There should be no drainage problem. The total area is approximately 80 acres. Kathy Nordin asked if Mr. Robinson had a problem with the 12