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04/28/2003
Council Meeting Type
Regular
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03-044
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Eagle Brook Church <br />April 14, 2003 <br />page 7 <br />150% = 4200. (This is explained in the attached information on the proposed onsite <br />septic system.) <br />If a church connects to a public sewer system, it is charged one SAC (sewer access <br />charge) unit for every 275 seats. On this project, this would calculate out to 10 SAC <br />units: 2800/275 = 10.18. Each SAC unit represents 274 gpd of wastewater flow, so <br />10 SAC units represents 2740 gallons per day. This is comparable to the 2800 gpd <br />preliminary design estimate. <br />Page 44: The response to a comment on Item 7 includes three paragraphs. The second <br />paragraph should be amended to read as follows: <br />City Response: Section 3, Subdivision 4.C.1. of the Lino Lakes zoning ordinance <br />states that the building height limits established in each zoning district shall not apply <br />to specified uses, including farm structures, church spires up to 60 ft., belfries up to <br />60 ft., cupolas up to 60 ft., and other listed uses. <br />Page 52: The second sentence of the response to a comment on Item 25b should be <br />corrected as follows: <br />City Response: The question in Item 25.b. is whether there are prime or unique <br />farmlands or agricultural preserve land on or near the site. The answer, as stated in <br />the EAW, is that one soil classification on the site is considered prime farmland. The <br />site is ... <br />
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