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• • Establish a mechanism for a no -mow buffer around wet areas that can be enforceable. Post signage for these areas. Motion to approve with comments and recommendations by Grundhoffer, second by O'Connel. All were in favor. Motion passed. Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses The Environmental Board recommended that this project be referred back to staff for further review, and come back to the Environmental Board at a later time. Issues include: • Submittal of a lighting fixture plan to include any sign monuments. Demonstrate that light glare would not be seen from the lake. • Discuss a lighting and sound time limit for the site use • Septic system feasibility and possible relocation to the front of the building and away from the lake and water treatment areas and agreement to hook up to sewer and water when available. Have a recommendation from County Environmental on the proposed system • Discussion of a way to protect a significant area on the lake side of the project through a conservation easement or other mechanism • Adequately address screening needs of shoreland and adjacent residences. Establish proposed changes to species and discuss save areas with City. Redesign to ensure adequate screening in sight lines to adjacent houses. Show ground story cover on site to include a plan to irrigate sod areas. Agree to use of native plants in drainage and water treatment areas. Use City Seed Specs. • Look at alternative design to NURP. Design to a more appropriate rain garden. Include rain garden areas for water coming off parking lots and other treatment features like grassy swaies, to larger rain pond treatment area. Include pervious parking if possible. Motion by O'Dea, second by Bauman, to refer back to staff for further review.. All were in favor. Motion passed. Friends of the Mississippi Storm Water Management Ordinance Review Recommendation to move forward with this project. Motion by O'dea, second by Bor. All approved. Motion passed. Friends of the Mississippi River Water Quality Workshop Recommend moving forward with the workshop. Motion by Smith, second by Grundhoffer. All were in favor. Motion passed.