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• • ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JULY 25, 2007 Page 4. Rule D. Erosion Control Plans: Current: Permit and erosion control plan are required for new development, redevelopment, or additions to an existing site. Proposed: Permit and an erosion control plan is required for grading, excavation, filling, or stockpiling of more than fifty (50) cubic yards of erosive material or the disturbance of removal of vegetation on five thousand square feet or more of land. City comment: This change is much more restrictive than MPCA. Clarify if the RCWD intends to require a permit for disturbance of 50 cubic yards or more of material as stated in the Statement of Need and Reasonableness (SONAR). Page 4. Rule F. Wetland Alterations: Wetland alterations — RCWD drafting Resource Management Plan (RMP) specifically fir Lino Lakes. The requirements do not apply to Lino Lakes as it will have its own rule that will override this document. Ms. Taillon stated that RCWD does not have buffer requirements in this document but the RMP will address this issue. Ms. Taillon stated that Lino Lakes is creating a Storm Water Management Ordinance. Ms. Bor stated that the document should include stream buffers. Comment of preserving perched water stated Asleson. Add comment that a response time should be included from Board. Ms. Taillon stated the City's roadway maintenance projects are done by mill and overlay or complete removal and replacement of bituminous surface to full depth inside existing curb line. This is the biggest item between RCWD and the City. Mr. Studenski stated RCWD believes if you remove a road completely the City now has the ability to put in ponds, storm sewer, etc. RCWD does not make a differentiation between the two. Mr. Studenski stated if the City goes in and performs maintenance work on the roadway; we don't want to have to buy easements, areas to put in ponds, storm sewer, etc. If the City is reconstructing the entire street, yes we could make changes. Mr. Studenski stated for maintenance work this is a very large undertaking. Ms. Bor stated if we have to go through this process it would be more difficult to fix roadways. RCWD's definition of mill and overlay is too narrow of a definition. B. Main Street Village Concept Plan — Azure Properties — PUD Mr. Asleson stated he would not be presenting his staff report as this project is incomplete at this time. There are numerous mitigation statements in the developer's report that need to be addressed as with any development within our AUAR. Ms. O'Dea stated this project is incomplete without this data. Mr. Asleson stated there has been a good amount of discussion regarding structural BMPs. He also stated there is nothing unique on this site. The trees were cut down long ago. Ms. Brouillet commented that unless this project is complete it 3 DRAFT MINUTES