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Lino Lakes Marketplace EAW Page 3 ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD REVIEW The Lino Lakes Environmental Board met on July 18, 2001 to discuss the Marketplace Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW), regulatory agency comments and the City's response to those comments. The Environmental Board requested that the following modifications be made to the city responses: 1. Response to the MPCA Stormwater Volume Comment: Indicate that the volume of runoff from "this site" is not significant given the ponding requirements, rate control, and infiltration provisions being incorporated into the project design. This modification should also be incorporated into similar responses to the Metropolitan Council and Environmental Board. 2. Response to Metropolitan Council Adjacent Land Use Comment: Delete the last paragraph ("The City notes...") of this response. 3. Response to Environmental Board Comments: Include additional paragraph stating that the City will require that Best Management Practices are included in the development's Operation and Maintenance Agreement to minimize proposed phosphorous runoff loads. 4. Finding No. 5 of Resolution No. 01-98: Modify language to note that environmental effects are subject to mitigation by ongoing regulatory authorities. The Environmental Board did take specific action regarding the EAW as follows: 1. Recommend tabling the decision until the submission of additional information (i.e., RCWD and U.S. Army Corp of Engineers). 2. Metropolitan Council states analysis of impacts of water runoff from the site must be completed before an EIS determination can be made. 3. Metropolitan Council recommends applicants try to reduce runoff volume to predevelopment conditions. 4. Environmental Board to review and comment following the submission of additional information. OPTIONS 1. Motion making a Negative Declaration on the Need for an Environmental Impact Statement. 2. Motion making a Positive Declaration on the Need for an Environmental Impact Statement. 3. Motion to recommend tabling the decision until the submission of additional information.