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ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 31, 2007 <br />• Ms. Olson stated she would like to see a buffer of green space and landscaping. <br />Ms. Bor asked if this project were to occur, what would make it livable. Ms. <br />Olson stated she does not feel a wall of town homes would be a buffer. <br />Mr. Asleson addressed the drainage issues of Ms. Olson. Rice Creek Watershed <br />and the city engineers will go over this issue. The builder /developer cannot <br />discharge any water off the site. <br />Mike Witham from Woodridge Lane was also present to speak. Mr. Witham's <br />concerns were that of water run off and the buffer issue. He stated this past fall <br />his backyard had standing water. Mr. Witham stated that for a buffer there is very <br />little open space between the project and existing homes. Mr. Witham would like <br />to see trails or greenery. <br />Mr. Grochala stated that from a design process Rice Creek Watershed District will <br />end up with a drainage plan to determine how much water is leaving this site and <br />though what corridors. This information will come out and be brought forward. <br />RECOMMENDATIONS: <br />• Along with Mr. Asleson's staff recommendations the following recommendations <br />are to be added or changed: <br />• <br />• #1 of Mr. Asleson's staff recommendation add: Establish a healthy <br />wetland for filtration and natural visual design. <br />• #2 of Mr. Asleson's staff recommendation change to read: Site should be <br />modified to include buffer and enhance greenway design <br />• #12 of Mr. Asleson's staff recommendation change to read: increased or <br />combined... <br />• Add #14 to read: Roadway areas kept to a minimum. <br />Ms. Brouillet made a motion forward with recommendations. Mr. Brown <br />seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. <br />B. AMENDED CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT — HOLIDAY <br />STATIONSTORES <br />Mr. Grochala updated the board on this project. The city has been working to <br />reconstruct the 35W Interchange. The Holiday Stationstores project is moving <br />forward this spring. Part of the project will be to build a westerly extension to <br />Town Center Parkway. As part of that process the City is working with Holiday <br />5 DRAFT MINUTES <br />