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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/31/2004 Env Bd PacketCity of Lino Lakes Environmental Board Meeting March 31, 2004 6:30 p.m. Joint Environmental Board and Park Board Meeting 7:30 p.m. Environmental Board Meeting (This meeting not televised) AGENDA 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 4. OPEN MIKE 5. ACTION ITEMS A. Fox Den Acres /Preliminary Plat Review B. Junes Subdivision Application/ Preliminary Plat Review C. West Shadow Ponds 2 "d Add / Subdivision, Preliminary Plat Review 6. DISCUSSION ITEMS A. Other Environmental Boards B. Peltier Lake Ordinance Update C. Earth Day D. Other Discussion Items 7. OTHER DEPARTMENT REPORTS A. Forestry B. Solid Waste Recycling /Recycling Day C. Environmental 8. ADJOURN • • Joint Environmental Board Park Board Meeting Meeting Date: March 31, 2004 Topic: Joint Environmental Board and Park Board Meeting Summary: Jeff Schoenbauer of Brauer and Associates has requested the following information for the packet: Park Board and Environmental Board Meeting Objective: Provide the Park Board and Environmental Board with an overview of the planning process to date and have an open discussion on: general planning issues; developing strong synergies between park, greenway, and environmental planning; and developing a common vision that will influence the system plan and character of the community. Park and Environmental Board Meeting Agenda: • Introduction • Overview of common vision statements from the 20/20 Vision Plan, Comprehensive Plan, Handbook for Environmental Planning and Conservation Development, and the Park and Greenway System Plan. • Consideration of initial findings related to the park and greenway system. • Consideration of the initial findings related to the trail system plan. • Consideration of natural resources stewardship planning issues. • Consideration of implementation challenges and possible approaches. There will be open discussion related to each of the listed agenda items after a presentation of findings. In preparation for the meeting, each member of the two boards should please think about and be prepared to discuss your perspectives on each of these agenda items. Agenda Item 5A Environmental Board Meeting Date: March 31, 2004 Topic: Fox Den Acres /Preliminary Plat Review Background: Royal Oaks Realty submitted application for Preliminary Plat Consideration of Fox Den Acres Subdivision on March 11, 2004. The area is in the MUSA and guided for low- density sewered residential and a growth staging timing between 1998 and 2010. The total proposed Fox Den Acres boundary area is 50 acres. The total upland area listed is 38.16 acres. The total proposed wetland area is 11.8 acres. The proposal maps 64 single - family lots. The single family lots account for 36.81 acres or 73.62% of the total land area. The developer is proposing a park land dedication of 5.14 acres. The streets account for 8.05 acres or 16.10 %. The average lot size is 0.57 acres. The density is 1.28 lots per acre. On the Certificate of Survey exhibit, Parcel "A" is zoned R -! (Low density). Parcel "B" and "C" are zoned R. The following attachments are submitted for your review: 1. Location Map 2. Certificate of Survey 3. Resource inventory Survey 4. Preliminary Plat 5. Grading Plan 6. Preliminary Tree Preservation Plan 6A. Fox Den Resources 7. Preliminary Utility Plan 8. Proposed Fox Den Acres (enlargement) 9. Color IR Photo/Trees 10. Fox Den Soils 11. MNDOT Seed Mix 26B 12. Fox Den Acres Greenway 13. Tree Inventory Analysis: Site Vegetation The site inventory lists 2337 trees on the site. The MLCCS inventory in this area was a bit inaccurate for this site. For the most part, higher density hardwoods (oaks, hackberry, red maple) are confined to areas to the NE, with sporadic areas to the far East and far North. I have included Attachment 9 so that you can get a feeling for where the tree types are. The developer has submitted a tree preservation plan. However, this plan is not superimposed on the grade plan so there is no way review the intentions of tree - save /tree - removal (or our goal to save significant trees) except where there is an obvious inference to removal such as a road. . According to the tree preservation -fence drawing, since most of the buildable area follows the upland tree types, most of the trees will be lost on the site. See Attachment 6 and Attachment 13. Four specimen trees are identified, and all but one of them is to be removed. Recommend that the trees be overlaid on the grade plan and a meeting set to discuss the boundary of the tree preservation lines. The entire area is a matrix of wetland (Attachment 6) to upland vegetation (including the trees). Most of the Aspen /Aspen & Birch buffering wetlands will be lost. I have identified some areas throughout the City as rare vegetation habitat, with possible rare vegetation location points. Fox Den has two such points located in a rare eco- corridor mostly following CD25. These areas most usually are found in a flood plain area. The two points identified are on disturbed areas and there are no rare plants present on the site. Recommend that this rare eco corridor be preserved as open space through conservation easement or plat as "City". Soils A good part of the site is "isanti wet" soils. The seasonally high water table in Isanti wet soils are very shallow, between 0 and 2 feet. The rest of the site is for the most part Solderville soils. See Attachment 10. The seasonally high water table in Solderville soils is between 2-4 foot from the surface. These soils are also very permeable. The developer should demonstrate in all cases, especially proposed NURP pond areas that there would be at least 4 feet of separation between the bottom of the NURP ponds and the seasonally high ground water table. The ponds are designed in isanti wet soils and Soderville soils. Seasonally high water tables for these two soil types are 0 -2 feet and 2 -4 feet respectively. It is important that the developer demonstrate achievement of this 4 -foot separation so that the ground water is not polluted. This pollution can happen in a very short time in these soils according to the Anoka County Soil Ground water Model. Most of the proposed Fox Den Acres pond bottoms are designed at or below the indicated DNR ordinary high water level. Seasonally high levels of the ground water should be determined by soil boring investigation. Given that this area is so low, and the water table high, it is assumed that there will need to be substantial fill imported to allow for building. This fill should be similar soils and not allowed without City approval. Exporting soils should not be allowed without City approval. The developer is planing on phasing his grade work. This is good in terms of protecting soils in other areas from compaction. Soil compaction should further be addressed by fencing off any areas not destined for grade work. Rock entrances should have an additional stockpile of rock available to top dress when the rock becomes filled. Surface Water Surface water is directed to NURP ponds from impervious surfaces. Surface water runoff from back yards and rooftops seems to be directed directly into wetlands. Since there are no proposed buffers around the wetlands, lawn and rooftop runoff should be buffered at least before entering the wetland. It is also important to provide adequate buffering to County Ditch 25. A segment of this ditch appears to be immediately adjacent to the central nurp pond on the East Side of the proposed development. The pond is designed to discharge directly into this ditch. Fine soil particles take about a week to settle out adequately, and dissolved pollutants (lawn pesticides, nitrogen) need additional filtration before being allowed to enter the ditch. Water from the CD25 area flows to Wards Lake than to Reshanuau. A conservation easement is indicated for the southern ponds in the Outlot areas. This conservation easement is for maintenance access. There does not appear to be any access to the conservation easement or any of the other wet or pond areas in the treatment train. Site Restoration The Developer has specified a MNDOT 26B mix for the pond restoration areas. Although the mix is native (Attachment 11), I recommend that the developer be required to use the city native seed mix and have it installed by a nursery business knowledgeable in native seen installation. The developer should also hire the services of such nursery to maintain the seeded area for a minimum of three years. One boulevard tree of the City's choice should be planted per housing frontage. Open Space Issues A park is designed into the NW corner of the property. The 1992 Open Space Plan indicates no need for a park in this area. Instead, the plan demonstrates a need for a greenway system connecting two established parks. The City Land Use Plan shows this area as greenway. This is because of the high ground water, percentage wetlands present, and unsuitability to building. Lino Lakes Environmental has further revised this notion of greenway planning into an area that includes hydric soils and flood plain. (Attachment 12) A Buffer of adjacent land is needed to provide for environmental integrity, and resident use. This greenway area contains points where ecological conditions exist that would support rare vegetation. The wildlife potential model we have run shows this • greenway area as Blandings turtle activity area, with a couple of breeding patches to the east, South, and West. Proposal Design Based on a low- density residential zoning, it is doubtful that the developer can achieve any buffering, the preservation of any natural resources, or guided open space plans. The park dedication decision is of coarse a Park Board issue. Given the existing natural resources on the site, a PUD /Conservation Development scenario on this site is appropriate. Without PUD /Conservation development approach, the City will have lost its opportunity to provide for unique resource preservation, and social accessibility through a greenway system. With a planned development, there is the possibility of achieving buffering along a greenway system and acquisition of park area. Options: 1. Approve with comments and recommendations 2. Recommend table with discussions of moving to a PUD /Conservation Development in this area. Recommendation: Option 2. • c 0 ca V 0 J N d c w N • C V ▪ o cn LL �I sL1 1 T 'iI ■ Attachment 1 L I \\\ r N 2 0 • ••• • • MOM 11.011 47 • I A - ••4••• •■• PDX 1‘189.?5-A' 21" W , 're •._••,.., .,,0_.. ._4... - • i/ \ . - Aic,-,'„•.,-..•...• a y \ r.7.\\. .•'`'e. 1)14. 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Minnesota described as beginning at the Northwest comer of said Northeaet Quarter of the Nmthweet Quarter of Section 33. thence South 89 degrees 52 minutes 21 seconds East, assumed bearing. along the north line of sold Northeast (Norte,- of the Northwest Quarter a distance of 450.00 feet; thence South 15 degrees 58 minutes 24 seconds West 1008.32 feet; thence North 89 degrees 52 minutes 21 seconds Wee( 160.00 feet to the sleet line of said Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter; thence North 00 degrees 44 minutes 23 seconds West along said west line a distance of 970.11 feet to the point of beginning. Parcel a That part of the Southwest Quarter at the Northwest Quarter of Section 33, Township 31, Range 22. Anoka County, Minnesota described as beginning at the Northwest corner of said Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 33; thence South 89 degrees 57 minutes 25 seconds East. assumed bearing. along the north line of said Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Ouarter a distance of 1304.74 feet to the Northeast comer of mild Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter; thence South 25 degrees 18 minutes 53 seconds West 387.05 feet; thence North 22 degrees 00 minutes 26 seconds West a distance of 377.52 feet to said north line; thence North 89 degrees 57 minutes 28 seconds Weet along sold north line a distance of 332.74 feet; thence South 64 degrees 53 minutes 35 seconds West a distance of 725.37 feet to the west line of said Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter; thence North 00 degrees 50 minutes 22 second. West along said wwt line 310.00 feet to the point of beginning. LCOMQ s Denotes Set 1/2 61,11 by 18 Man ken Pipe Marked by R.LS. number 25341 • Denotes found monument .(1". Denotes County Cost lron Monument Denotes Fence Eine per Aerial Photo. 0 0..t.. ExIsting Trees per Aerial Photo; see ••••'-) Rensource° tnventory for actual tree locations. F.,,.:.4 Eot.. We st:L.tland located by Earth Denotes Edge of Wetland by Earth Science Inc. Denotes 100 Year Flood Boundary /MIT 451.4.4 Maps. -••••-•••-• A proposed LOMA to be submitted to FEMA at time of mass grading. Denotes PondbIg and flowage Easement per document no. 595478 in favor of the City of Lino Cokes. This -easennert-cowara-soms-tudsHng-higtrgroumt-ond-is-- AREAS. Total Boundary Area - 2.177,946 (50.0 Acres) Total Upland +. 1.662427 (36.16 Acres) rota/ Wetland - 515,519 (1(.6 Acres) =Denotes 100 Year Flood Area from FEMA Naps eT, . - proposed to be vocoted within the FOX DIN ACRES plat boundary< Easements for drmnage and utility purposes '• •.) to be rededreated over ponding and flowage antes on the find plat. e . samm - Parcel A guiding Low Density Single Faris - Parcel 9 and C guided Rural - Regulded E and C to Low Density Single Family =MG: - Parcel A is Zoned R-1 - Parcel 9 and C ore Zoned R. Rezoning proposed for Parcel 9 and C to R-1. MUSA. - Parcel A fell within the MUSA. - Parcel 9 and C proposed to be brought into MUSA. NOTES, - *diary HIS %ter ten/ of trotIonds shell be determined upon Foal 7""thg Zrmrgt'ang)e'reUdItc'etim' ined Alop"Pone/ irglig 0100 B doted Loy 17, 1982. - fiearim's shown are on HAD 83 datum. - Wetland located by E.G. Rue & Sons Me. (783)-786-553S PI -24-01 - leettand completed by Earth Se101102 Inc. (651)-674-6210 on 9-24-03. - Ode survey was prepared with TM. Commitment by Chicago Mle Insurance Comparnt Commitment No. 231913. flmg.cm__ARK! rop Nut Hydrant at the Northwest comer b'e,TorFg,'"9C1'111."9 "d Holly Drive. OAT DESCRIPRGY I 1 err I fe.URMceATIQM $r" 9 hereby certify that Ono survey plan r or report woo ;cohered by me or lenders; eon ,ny direct suoervision 004 10,1 1 am -■;:ms-Ltbilbi•- .- 0 duly Registered Lend Survey's' unde" y.• the tam of the State of Ulnnesots 1 •,13;04.... ,, ........ COMI Aknox 33 11.:/e12..2a DANIEL M OBERMILLER NA.4 ud 02-09-0e 0.0 00te/.4,4,4e(4'4. License No. _23211_ amyyph sew r asmoseRI ;' I'\. 7 � E OURCE INvE� I OR �/UIRvE'r OF: FOX DEN ACRES FOR: ROYAL OAKS REALTY (OWNER & DEVELOPER) I SUITCOUNTY ROAD E. 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TWP. 3L RNG. 22 (wort) t W• e a jf 0 Qd . - '21"W..•-_•. iAARKEY MUCK •(Ma)•y • r. .r4 902 { PARCcL ZONED R 163,063 sq. 2.37 j cres / '7 I. 1 v '1 33,2 4 • \9Y8957 i2: •w �li.c ; • ' r- RIARKt:1'' MUCK (Me),--•i • _ �1 J895728" N*, 7307,00 m 14RCEL C /'�' 2dNED'R / if 53/725 acres 998 �, t• ! :R7^e1i i/ 1 ,-694 , • Praparad By: , / E.G. _R6 '4 $GN:i, INC_ curveyore 9182 LEXINGTON ,VENUE NE. ---- LLRG'_E- PINES, MN. 55(114-362S TEL 163- 166 -53x6 Nx 163 -166 -6001 / • ..- 4µr., r. %; ,�. .. - T' • —/T _ -i_ . ISANil/ IE• SANDY L9A'4 (i 04.84 ' ";: ' ,89'59•33% — $— • AREAS Total Boundary Area •• 2,177,948 (50.0 Acres) Total Upland es 1,662,427 (38.16 Acres) Total Wetland ,. 515,519 (11.8 Acres) ANCKA CCLNTY. IAMF.SOTA NOT TO SCAT Ai RECEIVED MAR 1 1 2004 CITY OF LINO LAKES selcl- s�1Qrza Tap 0407 Hydrant of the Northwest comer of Tio pars Crossing and Holly Delve. Oevat!.. - 913.54 NOTES, - Bearing, shown are on MAD 83 datum. - Tress logged by Kande Company (657)- 484 -0114 on Feb. 9 -79 of 2104. - 1Yee. located by EA Rud a Sons inc.. - This survey was powered with Tlsle Commitment by Chicago Title Insurance Company. Commitment No. 231971 - Sae Grading Plan end Certificate of Savvy for Hydrologic aharaet0istics. DATE DESOne,Kry BY CE2TEICATIOM hereby certify that this survey, kn mreport prepared by me der y deect supersisstan and that 1 ore — a duly Registered Land surveyor under the lows of the state of Miessete. ill DANIEL K 0B0d9LlER 007.7 tl M41. Oei Lk. nee No. 25141_ w NN MM 0 up ON IVAA re a -22-d1 A7493M ,. OJe9J7err • • • - - 2/ • -4; . J54.24,T . ' ov•Z.pg'. - - - • - 21"W - • - •1307.07 C. • otois.trA9". i I It 1 ',, \ '.. ,•.. ) • . * 4"..../ ' :- '64: --- ----.'-- ..‘ // - es ;.. / ,. e ) . i I .. . „.....--...._.... -.' • • • • • r i •/ S89°52' .?..ft E "---fr.9116-.7-•- ,/ !'!/ .. 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Mioneeete S•eoitneo 0 eopinnivc at the Penne.= Gomm of lona Northeast Owner of the Ncrtheest Worker of Section Nona South 89 dap oe. 52 inked*. 21 seconds East, apontint beating, along the will nne of NM Nortneast *lector of the Morava Wane. donna. of 450.00 leen thence South 15 degrees 55 minutes 24 monde WM 1002.32 leen twee no. 119 degrees 52 mfrenes 21 won. lint 160.00 feet to the weat Ma al eon, Northeoet Owerle, of We nualuseel 04e1I01 Norco North 00 degrees 44 reinotee 23 um* West axing sold meet Su 0 <askance of 974,11 loet to Ike point of began*, Ocreti That poi of the South* Cootie of the Itertingoot Cued./ of Section 33. Toonehti 31. itiuitit 22. Make County. Minnow.2 descrtiett as beginning 03 Ne Monk* comer of said Southiseel Oust01 ef the Norlhnieet Warw. el Section 35 Sue. Senn 89 onfeee 17 minutes 26 secants Esti, eissoned bowies. along the north One of said Soutitinst Cued_ of the Starthwest Wader 0 *toots al 1304.74 feet te the non.* caner of end Southeast Owlet of the 14=430.32 Ono., then. South 24 Name 18 53 wounds Mast 307.05 Not Orson 414,141 22 degree. 00 tenants 26 escarole Went Oletanos of 377.82 fon to meld north limn hums hierth 89 *open 57 minutes 211 wands Went oleos min north fine 01.4ence el 33274 feet genes 5o0i1 64 awe. 53 minutes 35 oeconelo Snot e fitetance of 729.37 feet to the west We of and SouItonest Ouerier of the Inutitirest Quenon thence North 00 [Mantes 50 minutia 27 soon. 0.31 along said west I» 310.00 fee1 44 the pant of begnuans - Parcel A is Zoned 11-1 - Parcel 8 and C ore Zoned R. Rezoning proposed for Pao./ 8 and C to R-7. muai - Parcel A fell within the MUSA. - Parcel 8 cod C proposed to be brought Into MUSA. DEVELOPMENT DATA, - Total Plot area - 50 Acres - Upland within plot 38.16 Acres (76X) - 64 Proposed Single Family Lots - Single Forney Lots = 36.81 Acres (73.62X) - Park - 5.14 Acres (10•28X) - Streets = 8.05 Acres (16.105) - Average Lot Size - 0.57 Acme - Density - 1.28 Lots / Acre - Park to be Publicly Dedicated LOT AREAS/ MtIMINEALDE93 , Front - 30.00 feet Rear - 30.00 feet Side 10.00 feet (house) Side .• 5.00 feet (goroge) Lot Area 10,800 sq. ft. (upland) Depth - Lot Dep = 135.00 feet Lot Width v. 80.00 feet Lot Width _ 100.00 feet (comer) Denotes Set 1/2 inch by 18 inch Iron ° PO. Marked by R.L.S. number 25341 • Denotes found monument • Denotes County Cart Iron Monument -.- Denotes Fence Line per Aerial Photo. Denotes Existing Trees per Aerial Photo; see Tree Inventory for actual tree locations Denotes Wetland located by Earth Science Inc. Denotes Edge of Wetland by Earth Science Inc Denotes Existing 2 foot contour Mond completed by Markham; ----- Denotes Setback Line - ----- Denotes Water Course Easement A0914 Denotes Wetland F713 Area Denotes Paneling and Flowage Easement per document no. 595478 in favor of the aty of Lino Lakes This easement covers some existimg high ground and le - . . - proposed to be mooted within Ms FOX DEN ACRES plat boundary Easements for drainage and utility purposes to be rededicated over pandMg and flowage areas on the find plat. - Eleanhg's shown are on 8/ID 83 datum. - Contours ore at 2 foot intervals. - Wetland located by E.G. Rud Sons Inc. (763)-786-5556 on 11-24-03. - Wetland delineation completed by Earth Science Inc. (659-674-6210 on 9-24-03. - Topography provided by Marichurd (763)-420-9606 on 72-17-01 - This survey was prepared with Me Commitment by Chicago Thie)nsurance Company. Commitment No. 231911 Top Nut Hydrant at the Northwest corner- ed Trappers Crossing and Hogy Drive. Dembon - 91154 VICINITY MAP PARTS Cr SEC 33, TWP. 71. 0438. 22 au MISS • 04,,OKA COLN1T. AdJsrESOTA WOT TO SCALE). NORM GRAPHIC SCALE • . e e 30171ST) ito.5 80 TYPICAL DRAINAGE 6 LITLITY EASEMENTS. JL Being 5 feet in width, unless otherwise indicated, and adjoining side lot Ones, and rear lot lines and 10 feet In width and adjoining street /Ines. as shown 011 the plat. Drainage and lltNity easements to be dedicated over. EOrs, wetlands and ponding areas, and ID feet on either dd. of all storm, sonitory or watermain not within public R/Ws. To be determined upon find site design. GUIDING. - Parcel A guiding Low Density Single Forney. - POMO, 8 and C guided Rural - Reguided El and C to Low Density Single Family. CERTI=ICATIONF ....... ,,,, 'z/ O00401 puns., - I hereby certify Mot this survey. plan • ,,,, ,NODOINO Iv ma or under toy direct supervision 040 thOt I - a duly Registered toed Surveyor 401091 the ices or the Stole Of lAJ •1'401 'co 01 •o w o trl __AL-112) LOZve:elm-, DANIEL W. OBCRIKAIR Dote, it, tteet 04 License No Mal_ iN-09-04 MM. Or 000 03601N. 05017-1PNA am. 1 NO PATE DE5CRIP11131 sr VICINITY MAP PARTS Cr SEC 33, TWP. 71. 0438. 22 au MISS • 04,,OKA COLN1T. AdJsrESOTA WOT TO SCALE). NORM GRAPHIC SCALE • . e e 30171ST) ito.5 80 TYPICAL DRAINAGE 6 LITLITY EASEMENTS. JL Being 5 feet in width, unless otherwise indicated, and adjoining side lot Ones, and rear lot lines and 10 feet In width and adjoining street /Ines. as shown 011 the plat. Drainage and lltNity easements to be dedicated over. EOrs, wetlands and ponding areas, and ID feet on either dd. of all storm, sonitory or watermain not within public R/Ws. To be determined upon find site design. GUIDING. - Parcel A guiding Low Density Single Forney. - POMO, 8 and C guided Rural - Reguided El and C to Low Density Single Family. CERTI=ICATIONF ....... ,,,, 'z/ O00401 puns., - I hereby certify Mot this survey. plan • ,,,, ,NODOINO Iv ma or under toy direct supervision 040 thOt I - a duly Registered toed Surveyor 401091 the ices or the Stole Of lAJ •1'401 'co 01 •o w o trl __AL-112) LOZve:elm-, DANIEL W. OBCRIKAIR Dote, it, tteet 04 License No Mal_ iN-09-04 MM. Or 000 03601N. 05017-1PNA am. 1 MAR -1 2004 G1,i OF LOW LAMES 7/- . • 0 a CP r„ GRAPHIC SCALE 1 Juba 111. N89'.'5'' 21"W 'M ;1307.07 { f�. 5'89 °52'2r'E 450.00 D ©' I 00 1. 1 �! iv 0 97 6,9'' t"l r�1 • 5 01) -r' C 1 • L • 0• OF: FOX DEN ACRES FOR ROYAL OAKS REALTY (OWNER & DEVELOPER) 1000 COUNTY ROAD E. WEST SUITE 150 SHOREVIE.W MN 55126 PHONE: (651)- 483 - 5518,• PROPOSED NoueE PAD INFORMATION. �b -cl.s poposed finish prop. a trout of garage. Gpoge bar w aS .paw 1ha der. ,-_Denotes house eye (W3ewo6oap(FU11LD-ioolkoat) (Atlaae.d e' pant pain pro,os.d) Omelet sanest= amount to *op garage Denotes foist. otode a new of home. finished Moat boar a 0.5' above this 6.,. or waheat hornet 77016, Minimum Lowest Floor to be 2' tee: above PM. or 4' feel above NM of adlde.nl pence ono 1• fool above a cantrdi'no E0 PROPOSED WETLAND FILL, - 32.694 sl of wetland 191 - Wetland 10) due to road and driveway construction WETLAND MITIGATION REQUIREN \RS - 2:1 replacement required (65,388x1) Minn. rule 8420.0546 PROPOSED WETLAND MmGATIO(\k - 2:7 replacement required (65,388cf t\ ik - New Wetland Credit proposed (NWC) - 40,946x/ Minn. rule 8420.0541, Subp. 71 - Public Value Credit proposed (PVC) - 38,270x1 Minn. rule 8420.0547, Subp. 6 - total replacement proposed - 79,2765/ mitigation :i;{!ti �•"."� - DENOTES WETLAND FILL AREAS ' - DENOTES WETLAND MITIGATION (NWC) - DENOTES WETLAND BUFFER AREAS (PVC) - SEE WETLAND REPLACEMENT PLAN BY EARTH SCIENCE ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED. Tel: 657- 674 -6210. 16' LEGEND, y % ° Denotes Set 1/2 inch by 18 inch Iron Pipe Honked by R.LS. number 41578 1 • Denotes found monument •'. QO - _ • Of - Q. Denotes County Cast Iron Monument •-21'LW- _ -. • -/. Denotes Fence Line �- / • - - f Denotes Wetland located by Eorth '.. - l\ • • •y,0a - - _ 1- :e: - :� Science Ina _ 4"4 -;.9)..."..-.- • I . - Denotes Edge of Wetland located r'f. ........".•17..... •• 1 - ' by Earth Sdenae Inc. '.- w% ...It_ - - I- - ._ Denotes Existing 1 toot contour �..• . • . L . / -. ' interval COmboced by MaritHurd / \ ` • - . • - - • -1 - - ''',Denotes Denotes Setbodc Line \^}• ^.,-. - -1 ".Denotes tree IMee per aerial photography ` : �•,.. 1 - " 1 Denotes Existing Trees per Air Photo q} n]; w,n \: j- " /' - et$ Denotes proposed custom graded lot �!-`N) \ \-- - /• . " Denotes mass grading limits, O d: ..\,..k. L ' • tree removal, and a81 fence .V':g- i. _ - - Denolee PPcpc.s d Storm Line O .....,„,,..1 Ncs li7•` / - Denotes Water Course Easement \ t �y, • _ 5 1 -!• ' - k ) Denotes Emergency Ov.r8ow (EO3 ‘..-*.\\---17.A. • ' l ' -` Denolea D .ctian o/ Dralnags _ \ws"J., 1 r`.7 - -• -- ' - DRANAGE E UTLITY EASEMENTS .\-cos. . eve" 1`1 . ", •• se t. • -4w;1 OK CV 72 3 9-..:. • 33 27 74• •r j;z ,'• . /•' �N89 °57 8 "Ar1. -_ •' ^ -AIL -• • -• _ ' roar. mss ro°rt .Masan tt" r le a rAre en *r. on o A. \•- 1• t D4 5 booze se Toe 1"..,e..e.;.,F, I "} 4 'ON4, INC. ` � 91909 LE)ifSIGTON AVENUE NE. }• - - sIRCLEi'INES, MN. 550I4 -362 Te_ iba -'66 -6666 pax 1b3. 766 -600' / - . /-_pin �,6c }• .- • Tee w.. n. u ccspl _- �' - BENCI- (MARK, To Nut Hydrant at the Northwest comer of Trlwper s 1 S g and Holly Give. Elevation 93 s AIL e Being 5 feet in width. unless otherwise indicated, and adjoining side lot lines. and rear lot lines and 10 feet in width and adjoining street line., as shown on the pal Drainage and UtMy easements to be dedicated over, EOF's, wetlands and ponding areas. and 10 feet on either side of all storm, sanitary, or wotermoin not within public R/Ws. To be determined upon find Me design. p" F x :VK',NRY MAP,. \ ANOKA COUNTY. MVS NSOTA NOT TO SCALS' REVISIONS BY DATE DESGRIPIION .14 1D Fb 10,1 SLOPE I I POND DETAIL 3 Oa tRO610N CONTROL W0518 =owl Ma= wgR.a"isr.,w..w,m.e ,s�,.oe -m ......e. Ma OP MM./M. SILT PIING* LOT AREAS/ MNSAJ.1 BUILDING SETBACKS Front er - 30.00 feet. Side - 10.00 feet (house) Side - 5.00 feet (goraae Lot Area - 10,800 sq. ft. (upland) Lot Depth - 735.00 feet Lot 1419th - 80.00 het Lot Wdth - 100.00 feet (toner) NOTES, - Bearing's shown are on NAO 83 datum. - Contours are al 2 fool mlervals. - Wetland located by E.G. Rod & Sons Inc. (763)- 786 -5556 on 11- 24-03. - Wetland delineation completed by Earth Science Inc (657) -674 -6210 on 9- 24 -03. - Topography provided by Morkhurd (763) - 420 -9606 on 12-17 -03. - Thls survey twos prepared with Title Commitment by Chicago 1711. insurance Company. Commitment No. 231913. - Wetland Conservation Easement to Blow for moist. of ponds and pipes A7E PL,4N/r\0 IMVINEERING PLOWE ENGINEER /NQ INC. FAX (763) 766 -6307 9160 LEVINGTON Alf AE CRGI.F P06'S 1111 55014-3625 (753) 785 -1013 MORN SFHSP & P070 D6M•N) 4 hereby certhy !ear Mir plan was prepared by me or under my Whet supervision and Me ! am a day Licensed Pro- fessional Engineer under Me laws fie State 0! Minnesota f `7. " G SG;cI LK1E 7e/ /0/6,1 ec No 41295 asemastase CERTFiCATION, I b.reey certify that tide survey. plan or report was pwored by me or under my direct supervision Ond that 1 am o they Repielered Land Surveyor under one laws ed me State of Minnesota. n DANIEL W. OBERMILLEN Date: .8 "1.8 P4 License Na 29L. a7-12-tee ee... ass atr03r. SWAM. Lem r w 1 t . N89'52' 21"W 1307.07 r--r =,6„iI7 -INWA T" T - i= E5EIRVAT(ON F'LpiaiN dj Biel I• / -1- ' ` 894.- -- / S89 °52'21r•E A50.00 • ow, .r' av a OF: FOX DEN ACRES FOR ROYAL OAKS REALTY (OWNER . DEVELOPER) 1000 COUNTY ROAD E. WEST SUITE 150 SHOREV7 W MN 55126 PHONE: (651) -483- 5518 -' N89'52'21'w 546.0E • 4'tr rj ii / (1' •se4 V° pd X.J ✓7 r" , • -to'rs�..ljV `re it vI t ••t •. •\ GRAPHIC SCALE • r -_ — — —7;7_7(8110-71' N89'49.341 311.0.:/ esars• •f / VICC■IT' MAP PARTS CP SBC. 33. TWA. 31 RI•.. 22 (, - ( 1. 0,90. W' 'Eva MAR 1 2004 CITE Ca ONO LAKES 332,74 619 °57 (28'eW w\ o . Nn clj,lt` ! i •1J.• �7`. I k —L --L_ ~. Prepa'red'Sl;: j r ▪ • "'Z $RU I4 8m LEXINGTON A 9! VENUE - "�-- G152CLE ?INES, MN. 55214 -3626 Tel. 16.8-1864586 Pax 168 - 166 -6001 .1• 1 \ t • • I tie 1 1 ' • • • 1 r 7 • • r. • i.! ' ^p I 604.84 �r • 559'59'33 "W ANOKA COUNTY. MMESOTA (NOT TO 5118 Pt TREE PRESERVATION MEASURES( Tree Preservation Measures Denotes orange slit fence /tree protection fence placed al edge of moss grading. All trees within this fence ore to be removed for moss grading. Signs to be pos indicating tree protection zone. Implementation: 1) Install all s91 fence /tree protection fence in locations shown. 2) Remove trees within the silt fence area as shown (clear zone). Developer and future builders reserve the right to clear any trees not cleared within the Gear zone as it becomes necessary. There shall be no replacement required for mess trees. All trees outside the Gear zone shell be preserved and replaced If disturbed per Section 1009, this is to be known os the (save zone). 3) She to be graded. Any oaks damaged during construction to be treated per Section 1009. 4) Custom graded lots to be reviewed by forester at time al survey for building permit. No tree Gearing or moss grading to be done with grading permit. • 5) Post grading procedures to follow Section 1009. Denotes Set 1/2 inch by 18 inch Iron ° Pipe Marked by R.L.S. number 41578 • Denotes found monument Denotes County Cost Iron Monument —._ Denotes Fence Line per Aerial Photo - - -•- Denotes Wetland as Delineated by Earth Science Denotes Tree Clearing Zone V..l./� Dsrvi•r ja..A /J.vc r e re..4 , / PL.% /..y.4y,. TREE DETAL +21ee. Denotes Tree Number as togged See Attachment for Description of trees by Kande Company ti -1 -� r - 7 ! l r ,> TREE DETAL 2: (SPECIMEN TREES) AREAS: Total Boundary Arco » 2,177,946 (50.0 Acres) Total Upland we 1,662,427 (38.16 Acres) Total Wetland - 575,519 (11.8 Acres) {_,,•., [.robs Tn. 5be N Inches Denotes Tee Type SPECIMEN TREE TYPES ®GREEK ASH e NORTHERN Pet OAK 6, WHITE OAK tip RED W .PLE EENCHMARK' Top Nut Hydrant of the Northwest corner of Trappers Crossing and Holy Drive. Elevation - 913.54 NOTES' - Bearing's shown roe an NAD 83 datum - Trees lagged by Kunde Company (631 )-484 -0114 on rob. 9 -79 of 2004. - Tree. located by EC. Bud & Sons Inc.. - This survey was suspend with Title Commitment by Chicago Title Insurance Compony. Commitment No. 231913. - See Grading wan one Certificate of Survey for Hydrologic characteristics Dere OESCMPTOR 1 e. ",,''wi,,,,, owww,,u CERTIPICATIOft \ »„ II hereby certify that eh/s surrey. • "fib.�p "= or yet prepared b pion „sae',•` my direct Y m l under ester., L n d Mal i van t duly Reof stored Land Sur »yx undo the lows the State of uv.nesota CAMEL K OBERIALLER Dote. /D Me4O4/ License Nc. �'la• NSA Le o7 -01 -00 ase'sy1Cm 0369Dp —' r e• t I it • 9 5. (I) 0 • it 0 • PRELIMINARY UTILITY PLAN FOX DEN ACRES LINO LAKES, MN A+ejirtnj- ry C.G.S. OdOSO `0.0.5. 207E r0AwaN: PLOWEENC B9INc NC. I73/ L0W 01' A✓ h£ Mal' A Aw 35014-3= 1741) 255 -1245 Ms: t".■ 'tan .aaease..srm<a••rwg- ErgSee, fAr ems et the err K Mows.: 4..O MM sn0 GRAPHIC SCALE fpem) b.. ID .,. RECFIVED, MAR 1 1 2004 CITY OF LINO LAKES VICINITY MAP SITE 00511f1G 1115.010 1) The htorm.bn Mean 00 these So itae oas.Vmhg tea and location a eels., statict is not guer00le.d to be aoerele or all bsiunea TM animator is mean.. for making h5 am NlneMonm, as to Me Lute and Scales of utilities as may be mass, ere avoid douse. to the.. OAR{.. 2) The C00hcotar ghat be ree{.s*4 tar a stele sanity 104011004 Call Gopher State Obit at 1651) 454 -0002 for knotbn. SMEARS SEBER t) 5anasy Setter shall be 6' and 10' PSC SEE 35 uness o1Mr.b0 oaten. 6AlaW/J4 1) Wsterm.n Rua o. r 6P. *Sent Rade May M 6' DIP unless otherwise nod 2) Pane 5)00006. 5' horn beta of curb 3) Mantaln 10' mh*mm, user to ten et okra SERNCES 1) Sanitary Neer erne. shoe be 4' PVC 504 26 and Mat be stationed hat n,e davnehem m0Mtla Q6)) Wats* sent.. IMO be 1' copper 1uta 0. 5T 1) SEVER ao 170 1 so pe n t .e M IM btq a Wan o M e s M CURBS p 1) Elookfleinul Curbs with on -ne material It heWen W la curb 2) Curb ends Mae terminate 061: a lw Rat beaver Toe median. dell t.4hrp BIWmSwu and Commie Curb to era.. 2) :Nn dr splUth* cant mole.. as required CONTRACTOR SMALL FEELD VEERS LOC.IIKW AND ELEVATIa1 Or EYED. UTILISES AND NOSEY Mel= 0e ANY GSCREPAN0ES 414125 10 THE 51054 OF CONSTRUCTER. A ROCK C011S1RUC11p4 ACi2S0 ROAD SMALL BE IN510240C 250 603070WED AT ENTRANCES TO £x15144 HARD DURFA<S ROADS. Rant ENTRANCE SNAIL BE NO LESS 1NAN 50 FEEL u: LE11C111 AND AS MI AS NECE55Nt•. FOR 1400(10. USE t' 10 2' RASHED ROCK. LEGEND: i) — A — Denotes Existing Sanitary Sewer 2)-1— Denotes Existing Walermoin 3) —xx— Denotes Existing Storm 4) —»— Denotes Proposed Sanitary Sewer 5)— t — Denotes Proposed Walermoin 6) —sI— Denotes Proposed Storm 7) m Denotes Sonitory Sewer Manhole 8) X Denotes Itydrent 9) Denotes Water Shut Off Valve 10) 0 Denotes Catch Basin 11) Q Denotes Storm Sewer Apron 12) 0 Denotes Rip —Rap 13) 0 Denotes Storm Sewe• Structure PREPARED P OPO ROYAL OAKS REALTY. NC. 1000 COUNTY RO £ W£S), SUITE 150 SHOREVIEW AIN 55126 PHONE: (651) 463-5518 / \69 g96 / z 0 O W 1 905,2.2i -W .,, ,. , 2BR t - . - - - - /o, 29 • • -- - co (n /rev \ • - /� \- • 894.65 - 93:1.6 3.61 \ / -894, \13(A t may CON` \ I — r /. �o r• .\ `\ 1 /• B,Zg3 •6q`s - 2.5'\ \_/ L. 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O;YJ 2u)Nu- a)▪ ss»s3 3f u. u_ dU Q' co a ❑ o ® 1 111,° I w 2 N 3876.2 kttaaiktmeni- Mixture 26B Common Name Botanical Name %ofMix 3luestem, big Canada anemone Marsh milkweed New England aster Swamp aster Brome, fringed Bluejoint grass Showy tic - trefoil Wheat grass, slender Wild rye, Virginia Joe -pye weed Boneset Manna grass, reed Manna grass, fowl Early sunflower Blue -flag iris Meadow blazingstar Tall blazingstar Great blue lobelia Rye grass, annual Monkey flower Wild Bergamot ReGreen Switch grass Bluegrass, fowl Black -eyed Susan's Green bulrush Wool grass Grass- leaved goldenrod Indian grass Cordgrass, prairie Blue vervain Ironweed Culver's root Golden Alexander's A ndropogon gerardi Anemone canadensis Asclepias incarnata Aster novae-angliae Aster puniceus Bromus ciliata Calamagrostis canadensis Desmodium canadense Elymus trachycaulus Elymus virginicus Eupatorium maculatum Eupatorium perfoliatum Glyceria grandis Glyceria striata Heliopsis helianthoides Iris virginica- shrevii Liatris ligulistylis Liatris pycnostachya Lobelia siphilitica Lolium italicum Mimulus ringens Monarda fistulosa NA Panicum virgatum Poa palustris Rudbeckia hirta Scirpus atrovirens Scirpus cyperinus Solidago graminifolia Sorghastrum nutans Spartina pectinata Verbena hastata Veronia fasciculata Veronicastrum virginianum Zizea aurea 5.0 0.1 0.5 0.6 0.6 8.0 0.2 0.4 8.0 6.0 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.3 0.7 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.1 10.0 0.1 0.6 35.0 1.0 10.0 0.6 0.3 0.3 0.2 5.0 3.0 0.5 0.2 0.1 0.4 Total: 100.0 • • Fox Den Acres Greenway N To o0 2 o ,o a y co t d T a. co co a 3 a O a) t0 C fl a) V d d O Y 'a d y o. -o Li � c c N d V RI '` '6 a m a 'c V Cn - N to C 0 y c o p as c o c- N d c> Tc c a ° o _V O p N '8 56 'a d 4. 0 x d 7 tc6 o d T na.a.uo. c Omm Li CeC) Attachment Public Parcels w N O 1thmeft 13 8©kg A Lino Lakes Neighborhood By Royal Oaks Realty Non By: KUNDE COMPANY 9 March 2004 ca CfA ETTG@ [INNEROU March 9, 2004 Michael Black Royal Oaks Realty, Inc. 1090 County Road E, Suite 150 Shoreview, MN 55126 651 -483 -5518 Dear Mr. Black, Attached is the significant tree inventory you requested for the "Fox Road" site in Lino Lakes, Minnesota. Our field work was performed between February 9th and February 19t , 2004, by Matt Gogala, Shawn Tracy, and Mark Rehder and myself all Kunde Company personnel with ample experienced in tree inventories throughout the metro region. In this case, we recorded species, size, and condition, and tagged each tree with a unique number. The surveyors from E. G. Rud & Sons, Inc. then mapped the locations of these tagged trees and produced the accompanying map. The City of Lino Lakes definition of "Significant Tree" from the current Zoning Ordinance was used. This is defined as "A healthy tree measuring a minimum of six (6) inches in diameter for deciduous trees, or a minimum of twelve (12) feet in height for coniferous trees ". No coniferous trees of significant size were found on the site. Some additional areas comprised of trees less than six inches in diameter are also delineated on the map. We rated the condition of each tree on a one (1) to ten (10) scale, with any condition ones and twos not included as obviously not healthy enough. See attached notes for further details and explanations of the scale. It should be noted that --any condition three (3) trees also have questionable value in a residential setting where targets of value will exist. Although these tress serve a function in a natural woods, special efforts to save them are not warranted as each may be a potential hazard tree structurally. Larger trees of condition four (4) or greater that are near proposed grading limits should still be reevaluated carefully for what tree protection or disease prevention measures may be appropriate. "Save " and "Remove" designations on each tree are being made by the project engineers and not Kunde Company. Specimen trees, defined as 30 inches dbh or greater, in good condition (4 or better), and single stemmed, were also noted. Five trees meeting this definition were identified; they are tag numbers 919, 934, 1170, 1633, and 1255. Three areas within the property boundaries were designated by the project engineer as exclusion areas where an individual tree count was not required, per conversation with City staff, because they will be beyond 50' from any proposed grading. impacts. A gap in tag numbers occurs where some trees within these exclusion areas were tagged, but were not surveyed. A total of 2337 trees were tagged. Accounting for the gap mentioned, 'a total of 2,294 significant trees exist on the property. If there are any questions regarding this inventory, or if I may be of any further assistance, I may be reached at 651- 484 - 0114. Sincere , Glen Olson, Forester, Kunde Company Misc. Inventory Notes City of Lino Lakes definition of "Significant Tree" >6 in. dbh deciduous, >12 ft. ht. coniferous, all species, and healthy. Three areas within the property boundaries were designated as exclusion areas where an individual tree count was not required because they will be beyond 50' from any proposed grading impacts. A gap in tag numbers and smaller total than listed here will occur where some 20 or 30 trees within one of these exclusion areas were tagged, but were not located by the sureyors or listed by them. As of 02- 19-04, 2337 total trees were tagged, including gap mentioned. Specimen trees are defined as 30" dbh or greater, good condition, and single stemmed. Five trees meeting this definition were found: tag #'s 919, 934,`1,170,1633, and 1255 Multi- stemmed trees '(forking between ground level and approximately 5') are counted as one tree and measured by gs summing the diameter of the largest stem plus 1, the diameter of Iv all additional stems. Diameters were measured using a D-tape to the nearest 112 inch, rounding down. Field data was collected starting on 2 -09-04 thru 2 -19 -04 by Glen Olson, Matt Gogala, Shawn Tracy, and Mark Rehder. Condition Codes An "official' and more extensive rating system for condition appraisal, published by the MN Society of Arboriculture, does exist. The following is an interpretation of this approach, as adapted and applied for rapid field evaluation. 0 = Dead or fatally diseased.NOT INVENTORIED. 1 = Nearly dead or in imminent threat of failure. NOT INVENTORIED. 2 = Heavily diseased or decayed, or with some severe structural defects. NOT INVENTORIED. 3 = Structurally compromised, with moderate to serious defects or decay, or in decline due to disease or insects. May have wildife or ecological value, but is more of a laibility than an asset if a target is present. 4 = Structurally. sound or only small risk of potential failure, but with some defect such as a wound, multiple cracks, significant lean or asymmetry (but stable root plate), or showing symptoms of a non - lethal disease. 5 = An average tree that can be expected to live many more years; may have a single crack, some minor limb damage, or dead limbs that are prunable, etc. 6 = Above average in form and structure, with only minor defects such as a slight lean, twist or sweep. 7 = Noticably above average in symmetry and structure, with no apparent defects. 8 = An exceptional tree with outstanding structure, no apparent defects and a well - balanced crown and branch structure. 9 = A tree with exceptional structure and form, also well- pruned and maintained, not normally found in natural settings. 10 = The ideal, perfect tree, essentially never used. Species Codes APP apple ASHG green ash ASP quaking aspen BIPA paper birch BOX boxelder CHBL black cherry COT cottonwood ELMA american elm HACK hackberry MPRE red maple OANP pin oak OAWH white oak WIL willow TALLY TAG SPECIE DBH COND STEMS SPEC 1 1 OANP 20.0 4 F 2 2 ASHG 6.0 5 F 3 3 OANP 16.5 5 F 4 4 CHBL 6.5 4 F 5 5 ASP 8.0 7 F 6 6 OANP 15.0 3 F 7 7 CHBL 7.5 7 F 8 8 ASP 11.0 7 F 9 9 OANP 21.0 7 F 1010 OANP 20.5 7 F 11 11 OANP 21.5 6 F 1212 BOX 6.5 5 F 1313 OANP 20.0 6 F 1414 OANP 23.0 5 F 1515 OANP 27.0 7 2 F 1616 OANP 25.0 7 F 1717 OANP 25.0 7 F 1818 OANP 19.0 5 F 1919 HACK 16.0 7 F 20 20 CHBL 7.5 4 F 2121 HACK 7.0 7 F 22 22 CHBL 9.5 6 F 23 23 OANP 40.0 7 3 F 24 24 BIPA 23.0 5 3 F 25 25 BIPA 9.5 5 F 26 26 BOX 7.0 5 F 27 27 BIPA 22.0 5 F 28 28 BOX 6.0 5 F 29 29 ASHG 9.5 . 6 F 30 30 BOX 13.0 7 2 F 3131 ASHG 16.0 7 F 32 32 CHBL 7.5 5 F CHBL 7.5 6 F 34 34 OANP 11.5 6 F 35 35 BOX 7.5 6 F 36 36 BOX 9.5 5 F 37:37 BOX . 10.0 7 F 38 38 BOX 7.5 6 F 39 39 ASHG 6.0 7 F 40 40 ELMA 16.5 7 F 4141 ASHG 11.5 6 F 42 42 BOX 13.0 6 F 43 43 HACK 9.0 7 F 44 44 HACK 9.0 7 F 45 45 ELMA 12.0 5 F 46 46 BOX 8.0 5 F 47 47 HACK 12.5 8 F 48 48 BOX 10.0 6 : F 49 49 BOX 10.0 5 F 50 50 BOX 8.0 6 F 5151 BOX 12.0 6 F 52 52 BOX , 12.0 6 2 F 5353 BOX 10.5 6 F 54 54 BOX 10.0 6 F 55 55 ASHG 13.0 7 F 56 56 HACK 15.0 7 F 57 57 HACK 10.5 5 F 58 58 BIPA 9.0 4 F 59 59 BOX 9.0 4 F 60 60 BOX 10.0 7 F 61 61 BOX 12.0 5 F 62 62 ASHG 24.0 5 3 F 63 63 BOX 13.0 4 2 F 64 64 . BOX 7.5 6 F 65 65 BOX 12.5 5 F 66 66 BOX 7.0 : 7 F 67 67 BOX 6.0 ' 5 F 68 68 ASHG 27.0 5 2 F 69 69 BOX 8.0 6 F 70 70 BOX " 14.0 6 2 F 7171 BOX 6.5 4 F 7272 ASHG 16.5 6 , F 73 73 BOX 6.5 5 F 74 74 ASHG 25.5 4 F 75 75 BOX 12.0 4 F 76.76 BOX 13.5 6 F 77 77 BOX 31.0 4 3 F 78 78 ASP ; 8.5 4 F 79 79 ASP 10.5 6 F 80 80 BOX > 6.0 5 F 8181 ASP 7.0 6 F 82 82 ASP 7.5 ' 6 F 83 83 ASP 7.0 6 ; F 84 84 ASHG 10.5 6 F 85 85 BOX 12.0 5 F 86 86 ASHG 16.0 6 2 F 87 87 ` ASHG 9.0 6 . F 88 88 ASHG 9,0 6 F 89 89 . BIPA 7.0 4 F 90 90 BOX ` 6.5 4 F 9191 ASHG 30.0 6 2 F 92 92 HACK 6.5 5 F 93 93 ASHG 15.0 6 F 9494 ASP 6.5 5 F 95 95 ASP 7.0 .5 F 96 96 ASP . 10.0'. 5 , F 97 97 BOX ' 12.0 6 F 98 98 BOX ` 6.0 5 F 99 99 BOX 10.0 6 F 100 100 BOX 6.0 5 F 101 101 BOX 10.0 6 F 102102 BOX 7.0 4 F 103 103 BOX 11.0 5 F 104 104 BOX 11.5 -- ,6- 105 105 BOX 7.5 5 F 106 106 BOX 10.0 6 F 107 107 BOX 6.5 4 F 108 108 BOX 7.5 5 F 109 109 ELMA 7.0 5 F 110110 ASHG 14.0 6 2 F 111111- ELMA 10.0 6 F 112 112 ASP 8.0 5 F 113 113 ASP 8.5 6 F 114114 ASP 7.0 4 F 115115 ASP 7.5 4 F 116 116 ASP 6.0 6 F 117117 ASP 6.5 6 F 118118 ASP 8.0 6 F 119 119 ' ASP 6.5 3 F. 120120. ASP 8.0 6 F 121 121 ASP 7.5 6 F 122122 ASP 6.5 5 F 123123 ASP 8.0 5 F 124 124 ASP 7.5 5 F 125 125 ASHG 14.5 6 F 126 126 ASHG 6.5 5 F 127 127 OANP 38.0 5 2 F 128 128 HACK 21.0 5 4 F 129 129 ASHG 7.0 5 F 130 130 HACK 13.0 7 F 131 131 BOX 10.5 5 F 132 132 BOX 1.0.5 5 F 133133 BOX 11.5 5 F 134 134 BOX 13.0 5 F 135 135 BOX 12.5 5 F 136 136 BOX 14.5 4 F 137137 BOX 7.0 6 F 138 138 BOX 6.5 5 F 139 139 BOX 20.0 4 4 F 140 140 BOX 20.0 4 3 F 141 141 BOX 13.0 6 F 142 142 BOX 8.5 3 F 143 143 ASP 6.5 5 F 144 144 BOX 12.0 4 2 F 145145 BOX 11.5 7 F 146146 ASHG 16.0 5 F 147 147 ELMA 23.0 7 F 148 148 BOX 10.0 4 F 149149 BOX 6.0 4 F 150 150 BOX 6.0 5 F 151 151 BOX 6.0 5 F 152 152 ELMA . 19.0 7 F 153 153 ASHG 14.5 5 F 154 154 BOX 9.0 5 2 F 155 155 BOX 6.0 4 F 156 156 BOX 11.0 5 2 F 157157 BOX 8.0 5 F 158 158 ASHG 6.0 6 F 159159 BOX 10.0 6 F 160160 BOX 7.0 6 F 161 161 CHBL 7.0 5 F 162162 CHBL 11.5 5 F 163 163 HACK 15.5 7 F 164 164 HACK 15.0 5 F 165 165 ASP . ' 10.5 5 F 166 166 ASP 7.0 4 F 167 167 HACK 16.5 -5 F 168 168 BOX 8.5 5 `, F 169169 ASP 6.0 5 F 170 170 ASP 6.0 5 F 171 171 ASP 9.5 6 F 172 172 ASP 7.5 5 F 173 173 ASP 9.5 5 F 174 174 ASP 7.0 3 F 175 175 ASP 7.0 5 F 176 176 ASP 8.0 4 F 177 177 ASP 10.0 5 F 178 178 ELMA 11.0 5 F 179 179 ASP 7.0 6 F 180180 ASP 10.0 6 F 181 181 ` ASP 6.0 5 F 182 182 ASP 11.5 4 F 183183 ASP 9.0 6 F 184184 HACK 13.5 6 185 185 HACK 10.0 5 ' F. 186 186 OANP 22.0 5 F 187 187 CHBL 9.0 5 F 188188 BOX 7.0 5 F 189189 BOX 7.5 6 F 190190 BOX 10.5 4 F 191 191 HACK 9.0 6 F 192 192 OANP 22.0 ' 5 ` F .193 193 ASP 9.0 6 , F 194 194 ASP .10.5 4 F 195 195 ASP 9.0 5 F 196 196 ASP 8.5 5 F 197 197 ASP 11.0 7 F 198 198 ASP 9.0 6 F 199 199 BIPA : 17.0 5 2 F 200 200 BIPA 9.0 6 F 201 201 BJPA 6.5 4 F 202 202 BIPA 10.0 5 F 203 203 BIPA 9.5 5 F Ali 204 204 OANP 7.5 5 205 205 ASP 9.0 4 F 206 206 ASP 7.0 5 F 207 207 ASP 12.0 6 F 208 208 . ASP 12.5 209 209 ASP 8.0 5 F 210 210 ASP 6.0 5 F 211 211 ASP 7.0 6 F 212 212 ` ELMA 7.5 6 F 213 213 OANP 9.5 6 F 214 214 CHBL 10.0 4 F 215.215 OANP 17.0 5 F 216 216 ASP 10.0 5 F 217 217 OANP 17.5 5 F 218 218 OANP 22.5 4 F 219 219 OANP 22.0 5 F 220 220 -OANP 28.0 3 F 221 221 OAWH 7.5 .5 F 222 222 OANP 8.5 5 F 223 223 OANP 21.5 6 F 224 224 OANP 32.5 5 2 F 225 225 CHBL 10.5 6 F. 226 226 OANP 16.0 5 2 F 227 227 OANP 6.0 7 F 228 228 OANP 16.0 5 2 F 229 229 ASP 6.5 5 F 230 230 ASP 6.5 5 F 231 231 ASP 7.0 5. F 232 232 ASP 6.0 5 F 233 233 ASP 6.5 5 F 234 234 ASP 8.0 6 F 235 235 ASP 7.5 5 F 236 236 BIPA 9.0 6 2 F 237 237 BIPA 6.0 5 F 238 238 ASP 8.0 5 F 239 239 ASP 7.0 6 F 240 240 ASP 8.5 6 F 241 241 ASP 6.5 5 F 242 242 ASP 6.0 5 F 243 243 BIPA = 8.5 3 F 244 244 ASP 6.5 5 F 245 245 BIPA 15.0 6 3 F 246 246 ASP 6.0 5 , F 247 247 BIPA 10.5 5 2 F 248 248. ASP 6.5 6 F 249 249 - BIPA 9.5 5 2 F 250 250 BIPA 9.0 5 2 F 251 251 BIPA 9.0 5 2 F 252 252 ELMA 6.0 6 F 253 253 ASP 6.0 5 F 254 254 ASP 7.0 5 F 255 255 ASP 9.0 6 F 256 256 ASP 11.0 4 2 F 257 257 ASP 6.5 6 F 258 258 ASP 6.5 5 F 259 259 ASP 8.5 4 2 F 260 260 261 261 262 262 263 263 264 264 265 265 266 266 267 267 268 268 269 269 270 270 271 271 272 272 273 273 274 274 275 275 276 276 277 277 278 278 279 279 280 280 281 281 282 282 283 283 284 284 285 285 286 286 287 287 288 288 289 289 290 290 291 291 292 292 293 293 294 294 295295 296 296 297 297 298 298 299 299 300 300 301 301 302 302 303 303 304 304 305 305 306 306 307 307 308 308 309 309 310 310 311 311 ASR 7.0 5 F ASP 6.5 5 F ASP 8.0 6 F ASP 8.5 5 F ASP 7.0 5 F ELMA 6.0 7 F ELMA 7.0 5 F ASP 7.5 7 F ASP 6.5 7 F ASP 6.0 6 F " ASP 8.5 6 F ASP 8.0 6 F ASP 7.0, 6 F ASP 7.5 6 F ASP 6.5 4 F ASP 7.0 5 F ASP 8.5 6 F. ASP 12.0 7 F ASP 6.5, 6 F BIPA 11.0 6 3 F BIPA 10.0 5 2 F ASP 6.0 5 F ASP 7.0 6 F_ ASP 10.5 6 F ASP 8.5 6 F ASP 8.5 6 F ASP 7.0 6 F ASP 8.0 6 F ASP 9.5 6 F ASP 7.0 5 F ASP 8.5 5 F ASP 9.5 5 F ASP 7.0 5 F ASP 7.0 5 F ASP 6.0 4 F ASP 8.0 5 F ASP 6.0 4 F ASP 6.0 5 F BIPA 7.0 5 F ASP 6.0 4 F ASP, ' 8.0 6 F ASP ` 10.5 6 F ASP 6.0 4 F ASP 8.5 5 F ASP 6.0, 5 F ASP 13.0 6 F ASP 7.5 4 F ASP 11.5 6 F ASP 7.0 5 f ASP 6.5 6 F ASP 6.5 5 F.. ASP 7.0 5 F 312 312 ASP 9.5 3 F 313 313 ASP 11.0 6 F 314 314 ASP 7.0 5 F 315 315 ASP 6.5 5 F 316 316 ASP 6.5 5 F 317317 ASP 7.5 3 F 318 318 ASP 7.0 5 F 319 319 ASP 7.5 3 F 320 320 ASP 15.0 3 F 321 321 ASP .10.0 4 F 322 322 ASP 9.0 _ 5 F 323 323 ASP 9.5 .4 F 324 324 ASP _ 11.5 4 F 325 325 OANP 7.0 5 F 326 326 ASP 10.5 3 _ F 327 327 OANP 6.5 6 F 328 328. OANP 24.0 4 F 329 329 OANP 6.5 4 F 330 330 ASP 7.5 5 F 331 331 ASP 7.5 4 F 332 332 ASP 12.0 6 F 333 333 ASP 7.0 6 F 334 334 ASP 7.5 5 F 335 335 OANP 6.0 6 F 336 336 ASP ' 7.5 6 F 337 337 OANP 6.0 5 F 338 338 ASP 9.5 3 F 339 339 ASP 8.0 4 F 340 340 ASP 9.0 5 F 341 341 ASP 11.0 5 F 342 342 ASP 7.0 4 F 343 343 ASP 7.0 5 F 344 344 ASP 8.5 3 F 345 345 ASP 6.5 5 F 346 346 ASP 6.5 5 F 347 347 BOX 9.5 6 F 348 348 ASP 8.0 5 F 349 349 ASP 11.0 4 F 350 350 OANP 10.0 6 F 351 351 ASP 8.0 5 F 352 352 ASP 9.0 5 F 353 353 ASP 9.0 6 F 354 354 ASP 6.5 4 F 355 355 ASP 7.5 .5 F 356 356 ASP 6.5 4 < F 357 357 ASP 7.0 5 F 358 358 ASHG 8.0 5 F 359 359 CHBL 8.0 6 F 360 360 ASP ` 10.0 5 F 361 361 ASP . 10.0 4 - F 362 362 ASP 8.0 5 ; F 363 363 ASP 7.5 ` 5 F • • 364 364 ASP 9.0 6 365 365 ASP 8.0 6 F 366 366 ASP 10.5 4 F 367 367 CHBL 9.5 4 F 368 368 ASP 7.5 4 F 369 369 CHBL 6.5 6 F 370 370 CHBL 15.0 4 F 371 371 ASP 8.5 5 F 372 372 ` ASP 6.5 5 F. 373 373 ASP 8.5 6 F 374 374 ASP 6.5 5 F 375 375 ASP 6.0 5 F 376 376 ASP 9.5 5 F 377 377 ASP - 6.0 5 F 378 378 ASP 10.5 6 F 379 379 ASP 9.0 5 F 380 380 ASP 12.0 4 2 F 381 381 ASP 9.0 5 F 382 382 ASP 7.0 4 F 383 383 ASP 6.5 4 F 384 384 ASP 8.5 5 F 385 385 ASP 6.0 4 F 386 386 ASP 8.0 4 F 387 387 ASP 6.0 4 F 388 388 ASP 9.0 4 F 389 389 ASP 14.0 6 F 390 390 ASP 6.5 4 F 391 391 ASP 14.0 5 F 392 392 ASP 8.0 5 F 393 393 ASP 8.0 5 F 394 394 ASP ': 8.0 6 F 395 395 ASP 8.0 6 F 396 396 ASP 8.0 5 2 F 397 397 ASP 6.0 6 F 398 398 ASP 11.5 6 F 399 399 ASP 9.5 6 F 400 400 ASP 6.0 5 ` F 401 401 ASP 9.5 6 F 402 402 ASP 7.5 5 F 403 403 OANP 26.0 7 F 404 404 OAWH 19.0 ` 6 2 F 405 405 OANP 6.5 5 F 406 406 OANP 11.0 6 F 407 407 ASP 7.0 5 F 408 408 ASP 9.5 6 F 409 409 ASP 7.5 6 F 410 410 ASP 6.5 5 F 411 411 ASP 9.5 6 F 412 412 ASP 6.5, 5 F 413413 ASP 12.0 5 F 414 414 CHBL 7.0 6 F 415 415 ASP 12.5 6, F 416 416 417 417 418 418 419 419 420 420 421 421 422 422 423 423 424 424 425 425 426 426 427 427 428 428 429 429 430 430 431 431 432 432 433 433 434 434 435 435 436 436 437 437 438 438 439 439 440 440 441 441 442 442 443 443 444 444 445 445 446 446 447 447 448 448 449 449 450 450 451 451 452 452 453 453 454 454 455 454 456 456 457 457 458 458 459 459 460 460 461 461 462 462 463 463 464.464 465 465 466 466 467 467 ASP 8.5 5 F ASP 10.5 5 F ASP 10.5 6 F ASP 6.5 4 F ASP 8.0 4 F ASP 11.0 6 F ASP 6.0 4 ASP 12.0 5 2 F ASP 8.0 4 F ASP 9.0 5 F ASP 10.5 6 F ASP 11.0 7 F ASP 10.0 5 F ASP 7.0 4 F ASP 8.0 4 F BIPA 11.0 5 3 F ASP 7.0 4 F ASP 9.5 5 F ASP 8.5 5 F. ASP 7.0 5 F BIPA 6.0 6 F ASP 8.5 6 F BIPA 17.0 5 4 F BIPA 11.0 5 3 F BIPA 11.5 6 2 F ASP 11.0 5 2 F ASP 6.0 6 F ASP 8.0 7 F BIPA 12.0 5 3 F ASP 7.5 6 F ASP 6.5 6 F ASP 6.0 4 F: ASP 8.0 5 F ASP 8.5 6 F ASP 10.5 6 F ASP 7.5 6 F ASP 7.0 5 F ASP 7.5 5 F ASP 6.5 4 F ASP 7.5 5 F ASP '6.0 4 F ASP 6.5 4 F ASP 6.0 4 F ASP 6.0 5 F ASP 8.5 6 F ASP 9.0 6 F ASP 9.5 6 F BIPA 9.5 5 2 F BIPA 6.5 4 F ASP 8.0 6 F ASP , 6.0 6 F ASP 6.5 • 468 468 BIPA 9.0 5 2 F 469 469 BIPA 16.0 5 4 F 470 470 ASP 8.5 6 F 471 471 BIPA 8.5 -5 2 F 472 472 BIPA 9.0 6 2 F 473 473 BIPA 6.5 6 F 474 474 ASP 7.0 6 F 475 475 BIPA 12.0 5 3 F 476 476 ASP 8.0 , 5 F 477 477 ASP 6.0 - 4 F 478 478 ASP 6.5 5 F 479 479 ASP 7.0 ' . 5 F 480 480 ASP 7.5 6 F 481 481 ASP 8.0 5 F 482482 ASP 6.5 5 F 483 483 ASP 6.0 . 5 F 484 484 ASP 7.0 4 F 485 485 ASP 6.0 5 ' F 486 486 ASP 6.0 5 F 487 487 ASP 6.0 6 F 488 488 ASP 6.0 5 F 489 489 ASP 6.0 6 F 490 490 ASP 8.5 6 F 491 491 ASP 8.5 6 F 492 492 ASP 7.5 6 F 493 493 BIPA 7.5 6 F 494 494 ELMA 21.5 6 2 F 495 495 ASHG 6.5 6 F 496 496 ASP 8.0 5 F 497 497 ASP 6.5 5 F 498 498 ASP 7.0 6 F 499 499 ASP ` 8.0 6 F 500 500 ASP 7.5 6 F 501 501 ASP ; 6.5 5 F 502 502 ASP 6.5 5 ', F 503 503 ASP 6.5 5 F 504 504 ASP 7.5 5 F 505 505 ASP 6.5 6 F 506 506 ELMA 6.0 6 F 507 507 ASP 9.0 4 F 508.508 ASP 6.5 4 F 509 509 ASP 7.5 5 F 510 510 ASP 6.5 6 F 511 511 ASP 7.0 5 F 512 512 ASP 6.0 6 F 513 513 ASP 6.5 5 F 514 514 ASP 6.0 5 F 515 515 ASP 6.5 6 '' F 516 516 ASP 6.5 6 F 517 517 ASP 7.0 5 F 518 518 ASP 6.5 6 F 519 519 ASP, 6.0 6 F 520 520 ASP 6.0 6 F 521 521 ELMA 6.0 6 F 522 522 ASP 7.5 5 F 523 523 ASP 6.0. 4 F 524 524 ASP 8.5 6 F 525 525 ASP 6.0 5 F 526 526 ASP 7.5 6 F 527 527 ASP 7.5 5 F 528 528 ASP 6.5 5 F 529 529 ASP 6.0 5 F 530 530 ASP 8.0 5 F 531 539 ASP 6.0 - 6 F 532 532 CHBL 6.0 6 F 533 533 ASP 8.5 5 F 534 534 ASP ' 7.0 6 F 535 535 ASP , 6.5 _ 5 F 536 536 ASP 6.5 6 F 537 537 ASP 9.0 6 F 538 538 ASP • 6.5 6 F 539 539 ELMA 9.5 5 F 540 540 ASP 6.0 5 F 541 541 ASP 7.0 6 F 542 542 ASP 7.5 7 , F 543 543 ASP . 6.0 4 F 544 544 ASP 6.0 5 F 545 545 ASP 7.0 6 F 546 546 ASP 6.5 4 F 547 547 ASP 6.0 5 F 548 548 BIPA 11.5 6 2 F 549 549 ASP 8.5 6 F 550 550 ASP 8.5 6 ` F 551 551 ASP 7.0 6, F 552 552 ASP 7.0 5 F 553 553 ASP 7.5 4 F 554 554 ASHG 8.5 B F 555 555 ASP 7.5 6 F 556 556 ASP 6.5 6 F 557 557 ASP 6.0 5 F 558 558 ASP 8.0 5 F 559 559 ASP 7.5 5 ` F 560 560 ASP 7.5 4 F 561 581 ASP 6.5 5 F 562 562 ASP 7.0 5 F 563 563 ASP 6.0 5 F 564 564 ASP 7.5 5 F 565 565 ASP 7.5 6 F 566 566 ASP 8.5 5 F 567 567 ASP 9.0 5 F 568 568 ASP 6.0 5 F 569 569 BIPA 9.0 6 2 F 570 570 BIPA 8.0 6 F 571 571 ASP 12.0 5 2 F 110 572 572 BIPA 8.5 5 2 F 573 573 BIPA 12.5 6 F 574 574 ASP 7.5 5 F 575 575 ASP 7.5 5 F 576 576 ASP 7.0 6 F 577 577 ASP 6.5 6 F 578 578 ASP 9.5 > 5 F 579 579 ASP 6.5 6 F 580 580 ASP 6.0 6 F 581 581 ASP 6.5 6 F 582 582 ASP 7.5 5 F 583 583 ASP 13.0 4 2 F 584 584 ASP 7.5 5 F 585 585 ASP 8.0 4 F 586 586 ASP 6.0 5 F 587 587 ASP 6.0 5 F 588 588 ASP 7.0 6 F 589 589 ASP 8.0 6 F 590 590 ASP 7.5 5 F 591 591 ASP 7.0 6 F 592 592 ASP 9.0 5 F 593 593 ASP 8.0 5 F 594 594 ASP 8.0 6 F 595 595 " ASP 7.5 6 F 596 596 ASP 7.0 5 F 597 597 ASP 6.5 5 F 598 598 ASP 8.5 6 ' F 599 599 ASP 7.5 5 F 600 600 ASP 6.5 5 F 601 601 ASP 8.5 6 F 602 602 BIPA 6.5 6 F 603 603 ASP 10.0 5 F 604 604 ASP 12.0 4 2 F 605 605 ASP 9.0 6 F 606 606 ASP 7.5 4 F 607 607 ASP 9.5 5 F 608 608 ASP 7.5 6 F 609 609 ASP 6.0 5 F 610 610 ASP 7.0 5 F 611 611 CHBL 9.0 5 F 612 612 ASP 6.0 6 F 613 613 ASP 6.0 6 F 614 614 ASP 7.5 6 F 615 615. ASP 6.0 5 F 616 616 ASP 6.5 6 F,`, 617 617 BIPA 6.5 4 F 618 618 ASP 7.0 5 F 619 619 ASP 6.5 5 F 620 620 ASP 8.5 6 F 621 621 ASP 6.5 5 F 622 622 ASP 6.5 5 F 623 623 ASP 6.0 5 F , 624 624 ASP 9.0 6 F 625 625 ASP 6.0 5 F 626 626 ASP 6.0 6 F 627 627 ASP 6.0 5 F 628 628 BIPA 6.0 6 F 629 629 BIPA 6.0 5 F 630 630 ASP 7.5 5 F 631 631 ASP 6.5 5 F 632 632 BIPA 6.5 6 F 633 633 ASP 9.0 5 F 634 634 ASP 7.5 5 F 635 635 ASP 7.0 • 6 F 636 636 ASP 6.5 5 F 637 637 ASP 6.0 5 F 638 638 ASP 10.0 6 F 639 639 ' ASP 6.0 5 F 640 640 ASP 6.0 5 F 641 641 ASP 8.0 5 F 642 642 ASP 7.0 = 5 F 643 643 ASP 9.5 6 F 644 644 ASP 7.0 6 F 645 645 ASP 6.5 5 F 646 646 ASP 6.0 5 F 647 647 ASP 11.0 6 F 648 648 BIPA 8.5 5 F 649 649 BIPA 6.0 5 F 650 650 ASP 6.0 5 F 651 651 ASP 6.0 5 F 652 651 ASP 6.5 5 F 653.653 ASP 8.0 5 F 654 654 ASP 7.0 6 F 655 655 ASP 8.5 6 F 656 656 ASP 8.0 6 F 657 657 ASP 8.0 5 F 658 658 ASP 7.5 5 659 659 ASP 7.5 5 F 660 660 ASP 7.0 4 F 661 661 ASP 6.0 5 F 662 662 ASP 6.0 5 F 663 663 ASP 8.0 5 F 664 664 ASP 7.0 5 F 665 665 ASP 8.5 4 F 666 666 ASP 8.0 4 F 667 667 ASP 7.5 5 F 668 668 BIPA 8.0 6 F 669 669 BIPA 6.0 5 F 670670 ASHG 6.5 6 F 671 671 ASP 6.5 4 F 672 672 ASP 7.0 5 F 673 673 ASP 10.5 4 ; F 674 674 ASP 8.5 4; F 675 675 ELMA 7.5 6 F 676 676 ASP 6.0 4 r 677 677 ASHG 24.0 5 3 F 678 678 ASP . 11.0 5 F 679 679 ASP 6.0. 5 F 680 680 ASP 6.5 4 F 681 681 ASP 6.5 4 F 682 682 ASP 6.5 4 F 683 683 ASP 6.5 5 F 684 684 ASP 8.5 5 F 685 685 ASHG 21.0 4 3 F 686 686 ASP_ . 13:0 5 F • 687 687 ASP 7.5 4 F 688 688 ASP 34.0 5 2 F 689 689 ASHG 30.0 5 2 F 690 690 ASHG 17.0 6 F 691 691 ASHG 19.0 6 " 2 F 692 692 ASHG 12.0 5 F 693 693 BOX " 8.5 5 F 694 694 BOX - 6.0 . 6 F 695 695 BOX 11.5 5 F 696 696 BOX 8.5 5 F 697 697 BIPA,. 22.0 6 2 F 698 698 BIPA 11.0 5 : 2 F 699 699 BIPA 7.0 5 F 700 700 ASHG 11.0 6 F 701 701 ASHG 10.0 7 F 702.702 ASHG 16.5 6 F 703 703 OANP 14.0 6 F 704 704 OANP 7.5 6 F 705 705 ASHG 9.5 3 F ,. 706 706 ASHG 13.0 5 F 707 707 ASHG 8.5 6 F 708 708 MPRE 37.0 3 F 709 709 ASHG 26.0 4 4 F 710 710 ELMA 10.5 6 F 711 711 BIPA 9.5 6 F 712 712 ASP 7.5 5 F 713 713 ASP 6.0 5 F 714 714 ASP 8.0 4 F 715 715 ASHG 8.0 6 F 716 716 OANP 6.5 5 F 717 717 OAWH 8.5 5 F 718 718 ASHG 7.5 6 F 719 719 OANP 6.5 5 : F 720 720 . ASP. 6.0 6 F 721 721 ASP 6.0 6 F 722 722 ASP 6.5 6 F 723 723. ASP 7.0 5 F • 724 724 ASP 7.5 6 F 725 725 ASP 7.0 6 F 726 726 ASP 8.5, 7 F 727 727 ASP 8.5 6 F 728 728 ASP 6.0 5 F 729 729 ASP 11.0 6 F 730 730 ASP 8.5 4 F 731 731 ASP 7.5 5 F 732 732 ASP 8.0 5 F 733 733 ASP 7.5 4 F 734 734 COT 18.5 7 F 735 735 COT 12.5 5 F 736 736 COT 20.5 .6 F 737 737 COT 9.0 5 F 738 738 COT 13.0 5 2 F 739 739 BIPA 8.0 5 2 F 740 740 COT 7.5 5 F 741 741 ASP 7.5 4 F 742 742 ASP 9.0 5 F 743 743 ASP 6.5 5 F 744 744 ASP 9.0 6 F 745 745 ASP 7.5 5 F 746 746 ASP 7.5 5 F 747 747 ASP 8.5 _ 3 F 748 748 ASP 9.0 5 F .749 749 - ASP 7.0 6 F 750 750 ASP :. 7.5. 5 F 751 751 ASP 6.0 5 F 752 752 ASP 6.5 5 F 753 753 ASP 8.0 6 F 754.754 BIPA 6.0 6 F 755 755 CHBL 9.0 4 3 F 756 756 CHBL 7.0 5 F 757 757 ASP 6.0 5 F 758 758 ASP . 6.5 5 F 759 759 ASP 7.0 5 F 760 760 ASP 6.5 5 F 761 761 -ASP 7.5 4 F 762 762 ASP 7.5 6 F 763 763 ASP , 7.0 5 F 764.764 ASP 6.5 5 F 765 765 ASP 12.0 ` 4 2 F 766 766 ASP 6.5 4 F 767 767 ASP 10.0 5 F 768 768 ASP 7.5 5 F 769 769 ASP 8.5 6 F 770 770 ASP 8.0 5 F 771 771 ASP 7.0 5 F 772 772 ASP 6.5 4 F 773 773 ASP 6.0 5 F 774.774 ASP 6.5 6 F 775 775 ASP 6.0 5 F 776 776 ASP 6.0 5 F 777 777 ASP 7.0 6 F 778 778 ASP 11.5 6 F 779 779 ASP 11.0 5 F • so 780 780 ASP 7.0 4 F 781 781 ASP " 7.0 5 F ° 782 782 ASP 9.5 5 F 783 783 ASP 6.0 5 F 784 784 CHBL 12.0 4 4 F 785 785 ASP : 6.5 5 F 786 786 ASP 6.5 6 F 787 787 ASHG 6.5 5 F 788 788 ASP 6.5 6 F 789 789 ASP 9.5 5 F 790 790 ASP 8.5 6 F 791 791 ASP 6.0 _5 F 792 792 ASP 6.0 6 F 793 793 ASHG 6.5 6 F 794 794 CHBL 12.5 5 2 F 795 795 ASP 7.0 5 F 796 796 ASP 7.0 6 F 797 797 ASP 9.0 5 F 798 798 ASP 8.5 5 F 799 799 ASP 8.5 5 F 800 800 ASP 7.0 5 F 801 801 ASP 7.0 4 F 802.802 ASP 8.0 5 F 803 803 BIPA 6.5 6 F 804 804 ASP 8.0 5 F 805 805 ASP, 6.0 4 F 806 806 ASP 7.5 5 F 807 807 ASP 6.5 6 F 808 808 ASP 8.0 4 F 809 809 ASP. 6.0 6 F 810 810 ASP 6.5 6 F 811 811 ASP 6.0 5 F 812 812 ASP 6.5 5 F 813813 ASP 11.0 5 2 F 814 814 ASP 6.0 5 F 815 815 BIPA 6.5 6 F 816 816 ASP 6.5 6 F 817 817 ASP 7.0 6 F 818 818 ASP 6.0 5 F 819 819 ASHG 6.0 7 F 820 820 ASP : 11.0 5 2 F 821 821 ASP 11.0 6 F 822 822 ASP 6.5 5 F 823 823 ASP 6.5 5 , F 824 824 ASP 8.5 6 F 825 825 ASP 7.0 5 F 826 826 ASP 6.5 5 F 827 827 ASP 7.0 5 F 828 828 ASP 6.5 5 F 829 829 ASP 7.5 5 F 830 830 ASP 8.5 5 F 831 831 ASP 6.0 6 F 832 832 ASP 8.0 6 F 833 833 ASP 9.5 5 F 834 834 .ASP 7.5 6 F 835 835 ASP 7.0 6 F 836 836 ASP 6.0 6 F 837 837 ASP 11.5 5 838 838 ASP 7.5 5 F 839 839 ASP 6.0 5 F 840 840 ASP 8.0 5 F 841 841 ASP 8.5 5 F 842 842 ASP 8.0 6 F 843 843 ASP 7.0 4 F 844 844 ASP ' 7.0 5 F 845 845 ASP 7.5 5 F 846 846 ASP 7.5 4 F 847 847 ASP 9.0 5 2 F 848 848 ASP 8.5. 5 F 849 849 BIPA 6.0 5 F 850 850 ASP 6.5 5 F 851 851 ASP 8.0 6 F 852 852 BIPA 9.0 6 F 853 853 BIPA 16.0 6 3 F 854 854 BIPA 13.0 5 5 F 855 855 ASP 6.0 8 F 856 856 ASP 6.0 5 F 857 857 ASHG 17.5 5 2 F 858 858 ASHG 18.5 5 2 F 859 859 ASHG 12.0 7 F 860 860 ASHG 12.5 7 F . 881 861 ASHG 11.5 6 F 882 862 ASHG 8.5 3 F 863 863 ASHG 13.5 5 2 F 864 864 ASHG 10.0 4 2 F 865 865 ASHG 11.5 5 F 866 866 ASHG 16.5 5 2 F 867 867 _ ASHG 14.0 5 2 F 868 868 ASHG 9.5 5 F 869 869 ASHG 12.0 5 F 870 870 ASHG 10.0 6 F 871 871 ASHG 6.5 3 F 872 872 ASHG 18.5 5 2 F 873 873 ASHG 13.0 6 F 874 874 ASHG 6.0 3 F 875 875 ASHG 13.0 6 F 876 876 ASHG 9.0 4 F 877 - 877 ASHG 8.5 5 F 878 878 BOX 6.0 3 F 879 879 ASHG 14.0 6 F 880 880 ASHG 11.0 6 F 881 881 ASHG 10.0 5 F 882 882 ASHG 14.0 6 F 883 883 ASHG 9.0 3 F 884 884 ASHG 885 885 BOX 886 886 ASHG 887 887 BOX 888 888 ASHG 889 889 ASHG 890 890 ASHG 891 891 ASHG 892 892 ASHG 893 893 ASHG 894 894 ASHG 895, 895 BOX 896 896 ASHG 897 897 ASHG 898 898 ASHG 899 899 ASHG 900 900 ASHG 901 901 ASHG 902 902 ASHG 903 903 ELMA 904 904 ASHG 905 905 ASHG 906 906 ASHG 907 907 ASHG 908 908 ASHG 909 909 CHBL 910 910 CHBL 911 911 ASHG 912 912 ASHG 913 913 BOX 914 914 ASHG 915 915 ASHG 916 916 ASHG 917 917 ASHG 918 918 ASHG 919 919 MPRE 920 820 OANP 921 821 OANP 922 822 ELMA 923 923 ASHG 924.924 MPRE 925 925 MPRE 926 926 MPRE 927 927 MPRE 928 928 MPRE 929 929 MPRE 930 930 ELMA 931 931 MPRE 932 932 ASHG 933 933 ELMA 934 934 MPRE 935.935 MPRE 11.5 7.0 8.5 6.5 7.5 10.5 8.0 6.5. 13.0 15.0 15.5 7.5 8.5 13.0 14.5 9..5 11.5 13.5 11.5 9.5 14.5 12.0 13.5 9.0 10.5 8.0 7.5 26.5 25.0 7.0 14.0 6.0 14.5 10.0 9.5 46.0 17.0 10.0 10.0' 18.0 15.5 14.0 8.0 7.5 11.0 8.5 14.0 14.0 20.0 7.0 53.0 16.0 3 F 7 4 F 3 F 3 F 5 F 3 F 3 F 7 F 6 F .5 F 5 F 5 F 5 F 5 F 5 F 6 F 4 F 3 F 5 F 6 F 4 F 3 F 5 F 3 F 4 F 7 F' 6 F 5 F 5 F 4 F 5 2 F 5 F 4 F 5 T 6 F 5 F 5 f 4 F 6 F 5 2 F 5 f 5 F 6 F. 5 F 5 f 5 F 4 3 F 4 F 5 F, 936 936 MPRE 29.0 5 2 F 937 937 ASP 6.0 3 F 938 938 ASHG 29.5 5 2 F 939 939 ASHG 11.5 6 F 940 940 ASHG 8.5 5 F 941 941 ELMA 8.5. 5 F 942 942 ASHG 11.0 5 F 943 943 ASHG 10.0 6 F 944 944 ASHG 8.5 4 F 945 945 ASHG 13.5 4 2 F 946 946 ASHG 13.0 5 F 947 947 ASHG 12.0 4 F 948 948 ASHG 18.0 5 F 949.949 ASHG 18.5 5 2 F 950 950 ASHG . 10.5 5 F 951 951 ASHG 15.0 3 F 952 952 ELMA 10.0 3 F 953 953 ASHG 17.0 4 F 954 954 ELMA 7.0 5 F 955 955 ASHG 10.0 7 F 956 956 ASHG 12.5 5 F 957 957 ASHG 8.0 5 F 958 958 ASHG 20.5 6 F 959 959 ASHG 18.0 7 F 960 960 ASHG 10.5 6 F 961 961 ASHG 14.5 5 F 962 962 ASHG 8.5 5 ' . F 963 963 ASHG 9.5 4 F 964 964 ASHG 24 5 4 F 965 965 HACK 18.0 5 F 966 966 ASHG 19.5 4 F 967 967 ASHG 11.5 4 2 F 968 968 ASHG 13.0 4 F 969 969 BOX 12.5 3 F 970 970 ASHG 14.5 6 F 971 971 ASHG 12.5 5 F 972 972 BIPA 12.0 6. F 973 973 ELMA 6.0 4 F 974 974 ASHG 12.5 5 F 975 975 ASHG 9.5 4 F 976 976 .BIPA 9.0 6 F 977 977 BIPA 10.0 6 F 978 978 BIPA 10.0 4 2 F 979 979 ASHG 15.5 5 F 980 980 BOX 8.5 6 F 981 981 BOX 6.5 4 F 982 982 ASHG . 14.0 5 F 983 983 ASHG 11.0 5 F 984 984 BOX 6.0 3 F 985 985 . ASHG 13.5 4 F 986 986 BIPA 11.0 6 F 987 987 ASHG 9.5 5 F 988 988 BIPA 13.0 6 F 989 989 ASHG 12.0 5 F 990 990 B1PA ' 13.0 5 2 F 991 991 ASHG, 8.0. 6 F 992 992 ASHG 6.0 3 F 993 993 ASHG 7.5 3 F 994 994 ASHG 15.0 5 2 F 995 995 ASHG 10.5 3 2 F 996 996 ASHG 10.5 5 F 997 997 ASHG 19.5 6 F 998 998 ELMA 7.5 5 F 999 999 ASHG 11.5 4 F 1000 1000 ASHG 18.5 7 F 1001 1001 BOX 9.0 6 F 1002 1002 _ CHBL 8.0 7 F 1003 1003 ASP 13.5 5 F 1004 1004 ASHG 6.5 6 F 1005 1005 ASP 9.5 4 F 1006 1006 ASP 13.5 6 F 1007 1007 ASP 8.5 5 F /0081008 ASP 11.0 6 F 1009 1009 ASP 13.0 6 F 1010 1010 OAWH 7.5 6 F 10111011 ASHG 15.0 5 2 F 1012 1012 OAWH 10.0 5 3 F 1013 1013 OANP ' 14,0 6 F 1014 1014 CHBL 13.5 5 2 F 1015 1015 ASHG 10.5 5 F 1016 1016 ASHG 14.5 5 2 F 1017 1017 OANP 6.5 < 5 F 1018/018 CHBL 12.0 5 2 F 1019 1019 ASHG 13.0 6 F 1020 1020 BOX 7.5 6 F 1021 1021 ASHG 10.0 - 6 F 1022 1022 ASHG 12.0 4 2 F /0231023 ELMA 19.0 7 F 1024 1024 ASHG 13.0 8 F /0251025 CHBL 11.0 5 F 1026 1026 ASHG 9.0 5 F /0271027 ASHG 18.5 6 F 1028 1028 ASHG 7.5 5 F 1 029 1029 ASHG 7.5 6 F 1030 1030 ASHG 11.0 5 F /0311031 ASHG 17.0 7 F 1032 1032 ASHG 13.0 5 F 1033 1033 ASHG 8.5 5 F 1034 1034 ASHG 12.5 6 F 1035 1035 ASHG 13.0 6 F 1036 1036 ASHG 11.0 5 F 1037 1037 ASHG 7.0 7 F 1038 1038 ASHG 10.0 5 F 1039 1039 ASHG 7.0 5 F 1040 1040 . ASHG 1041 1041 ASHG 1042 1042 ASHG 1043 1043 OAWH 10441044 ASHG 1045 1045 ASHG 1046 1046 ASHG 1047 1047 ASHG 1048 1048 ASHG /0491049 ASHG 1050 1050 OANP 1051 1051 OANP 10521052 OAWH 1053 BIPA /0541054 BIPA 1055 1055 BIPA 1056 1056 ASHG 1057 1057 MPRE 1058/058 MP RE 1059 1059 MPRE /0601060 MPRE 1061 1061 MPRE 10621062 OANP 1063 1063 OANP 1064/064 ASHG 1065 1065 ASHG 1066 1066 MPRE 1067 1067 ASHG 1068 1068 ASHG 10691069 ASHG 1070 1070 MPRE 1071 1071 ASHG 1072 1072 MPRE 10731073 ASHG. 1074 1074 ASHG 1075 1075 BOX 10761076 MPRE 1077 1077 MPRE 1078 1078 ASHG 1079 1079 ASHG /0801080 ASHG 1081 1081 MPRE 1082 1082 ASHG 10831083 ASHG 1084 1084 MPRE 1085 1085 OAWH 10861086. ASP 1087 1087 ASP 10881088 ASP 1089 1089 ASP 1090 1090 ASP 1091 1091 MPRE 8.5 4 F 10.5 4 F 100 4 F 10.0 4 2 F 6.0 4 F 10.0 5 F 11.0 5 F 7.0 6 F 7.5 5 F 17.0 6 F 6.5. 6 F 23.0 ..7 6.5 5 F 20.5 6 2 F 10.5 7 F 12.0 6 F . 8.5 5 F 10.0 4 F 13.0 5 2 F 20.0 5 3 F 18.0 3 12.5 3 F 21.0 5 F 17.5 7 F 23.0 6 F 12.0 5 F 10.0 5 F 22.0 5 F 10.0 4 F 16.0 5 F 8.5 5 F 28.5 5 F 16.0 7 F 12.5 4 F 18.5 7 F 9.5 5 F 12.5 5 F 7.0 4 F 12.0 6 F 10.5 7 F 8.5 6 F 14.0 5 4 F 20.0 4 F 9.0 5 F 15.5 6 F 20.5 5 F 6.5 6 F 6.0 6 F 6.0 6 F 6.0 5 F 6.0 6 F 19.0 7 F 1092 1092 CHBL 1093 1093 ASHG 10941094 MPRE 1095 1095 ASHG 1096 1096 MPRE 1097 1097 OAWH 1098 1098 OANP 1099 1099 OAWH 1100/100 MPRE 1101 1101 MPRE 11021102 MPRE 1103 1103 OAWH 1104 1104 OAWH 1105 1105 OAWH 1106 1106 OANP 11071107 MPRE 1108 1108 OAWH 1109 1109 OAWH 1110 1110 OAWH 1111 1111 OAWH /11121112 OAWH 1113 1113 MPRE 1114 1114 OAWH 1115 1115 ASHG 1116 1116 MPRE 111.7 1117 MPRE. 1118 1118 ..MPRE 1119 1119 MPRE 1120 1120. MPRE 1121 1121 MPRE 1122 1122 MPRE 1123 1123 MPRE 1124 1124 MPRE 11251125 MPRE 1126.1126 CHBL 11271127 OAWH 1128 1128 MPRE 11291/29 MPRE 1130/130 ASHG 1131 1131 OAWH 1132 1132 OANP 1133 1133 OANP 1134 '1134 MPRE 11351135 OANP 1136 1138 MPRE 1137 1137 MPRE 1138 1138 CHBL 11391139 CHBL 1140 1140 MPRE 1141 1141 CHBL 11421142 BIPA 1143 '1143 ASHG 10.0 4 F 11.0 6 F 14.0 4 F 8.5 5 F 20.0 3 3 F 20.5 6 F 19.0 5 F 17.5 6 F 10.0 4 2 F 6.5 5 F 13.0 6 F 22.0 .6 F 26.5 5 f 18.5 7 F 16.5 6 F 15.0 5 F 10.0 5 F 14.0 6 F 21.0 4 F 24.0 6 F 25.0 5 F 14.0 5 F 26.0 ' 6 F 9.0 6 F 19.0. ' 3 F 27.0 4 f 22.0 4 2 F 10.0, 4 F 6.5 6 F 11.0 6 F 13.0 5 F 11.0 4 F 15.0 5 2 F 25.0 5 2 F 9.0 5 F 11.5 4 F 16.0 4 2 F 11.0 7 F 7.5 6 F 16.5 5 F 14.0. 5 F 20.5 7 F 10.0 4 ;' F 20.0 ' 5 F 7.0 3 F 12.5 5 F 7.5 6 F 6.5 6 F 9.0 6 F 7.0 6 F 9.0 6 3 F 6.0 5 F 1144 1144 BIPA 9.0 6 2 F /1451145 BIPA 8.5 5 F 1146 1.146 MPRE 6.5 6 F 1147 1147 OAWH 20.0 7 F 1148 1148 MPRE 9.0 5 2 F 1149 1149 ASHG 8.5 6 F 1150 1150 OANP 6.0 5 F 1151 1151 ASHG 10.5 4 2 F 1152 1152 ASHG 6.0 6 F 1153 1153 ASHG 11.0 5 2 F 1154 1154 ASHG 21.0 4 2 F 1155 1155 ELMA 9.0 5 F 1156 1156 ASHG 9.5 6 F 1157 1157 ASHG 17.0 5 F 1158 1158 ASHG 13.0 5 F 1159 1159 ASHG 10.0 4 F 1160 1160 ASHG 19.0 5 2 F 1161/161 ELMA 10.5 6 F /1621162 ASHG 14.5 5 F 1163 1163 ASHG 10.0 4 _ F 1164 1164 BIPA 9.0 4 F 1165 1165 ASHG 10.0 6 F 1166 1166 ASHG 8.0 5 F 1167 1167 ASHG 8.5 6 , F 1168 1168 ASHG 10.0 5 ` F 1169 1169 ASHG 12.0 6 F 1170 1170 OANP 32.0 7 T 1171 1171 OAWH 27.5 5 F 1172 1172 BIPA 13.0 5 2 F 1173 1173 OAWH 6.0 6 F 1174 1174 ASHG 23.0 4 3 F 1175 1175 OANP 8.0 6 F 1176 1176 BOX 8.5 6 F 1177 1177 CHBL 11.0 .7 F 1178 1178 OANP 11.5 6 F 1179 1179 ASP 10.5 5 F 1180 1180 OANP 6.5 5 F 1181 1181 OANP 7.0 4 F 1182 1182 ASP 9.0 5 F ; 1183 1183 CHBL 8.5 7 F 1184 1184 ASHG 17.5 5 2 F 1185 1185 ASP 7.5 5 F 1186 1186 ` ASHG 13.0 5 F 1187 1187 ASP 10.5 5 F 1188 1188 CHBL 6.0 4 ' F 1189 1189 OANP 26.5 7 F 1190 1190 CHBL 6.5° 5 F 1191 1191 CHBL 8.0 5 F 1192 1192 OANP 9.0 5 F 1193 1193 OANP 8.0 6 F 1194 1194 ASHG 10.0 5 F 1195 1195 ASHG 18.0 7 F 1196 1196 ASHG 13.0 6 F 11971197 ASHG 11.0 5 F 1198 1198 ASHG 8.5 5 F 11991199 ASHG 11.5 5 F 1200 1200 ASHG 9.5 5 F /2011201 ASHG 12.0 6 F 1202 1202 ASHG 12.0 6 F 1203 1203 ASHG 9.0 , 3 F 1204 1204 ASHG 7.0 6 F 1205 1205 ASHG 10.0 6 F 1206 1206 ASHG 7.0 4 F 1207 1207 ASHG 7.5 .4 F 1208 1208 ASHG 18.5 5 2 F 1209 1209 ASHG 18.0 5 2 F 1210 1210 ASP 17.5 4 F 1211 1211 ASHG 11.0 4 F 1212 1212 ASHG 14.0 7 F 1213 1213 ' ELMA 9.0 5 F 1214 1214 ASHG 16.5 5 2 F 1215 1215 ASHG 9.0 5 F 1216 1216 ASHG 12.0 4 2 F 1217 1217 ASHG 14.5 5 F 1218 1218 ELMA 7.5 4 F 0 1219 1219 ASHG 8.0 5 F 1220 1220 ASHG 6.5 5 F 1221 1221 ASHG 12.0 6 F 1222 1222 ASHG 18.5 4 2 F 1223 1223 ASHG 11.0 6 F 1224 1224 ASHG 10.5 5 F 1225 1225 ASHG 20.0 6 2 F 1226 1226 ASHG 7.5 4 F 1227 1227 ASHG 7.5 5 F 1228 1228 ASHG 17.0 7 F 1229 1229 ASHG 120 5 F 1230 1230 ASHG 18.5 4 3 F 1231 1231 ` ASHG 11.0 7 F 1232 1232 ASHG 12.5 6 F 1233 1233 ASHG 9.5 5 F 1234 1234 ASHG 8.0 ` 5 F /2351235 ASHG 9.0 5 F 1236 1236 ASHG 11.5 6 F 1237/237 ASHG 10.0 5 F 1238 1238 ASHG 7.5 5 F 1239/239 ASHG 17.0 5 2 F 1240 1240 OAWH 7.0 6 F 1241 1241 OANP 9.0 5 F 1242 1242 BIPA 10.0 5 F 1243 1243 BIPA 10.5 6 F 1244 1244 OANP 9.0 7 F 1245 1245 ASHG 6.5 5 F 1246 1246 CHBL 8.0 4 F 1247 1247 ASHG 9.0 7 F 1248 1248 ASHG 7.0 5 F /2491249 MPRE 15.0 4 2 F 1250 1250 OAWH 6.5 6 F 1251 1251 MPRE 11.5 5 2 F 1252 1252 OAWH 15.0 5 F 1253 1253 OAWH 22.0 6 F 1254 1254 OAWH 13.0 5 F 1255 1255 OAWH 31.5 4 T 1256 1256 OAWH 24.0 7 F 1257 1257 MPRE 15.5 3 F 1258 1258 OAWH 9.0 6 F 1259 1259 OAWH 19.5 5 F 1260 1260 OAWH 14.5 5 F 1261 1261 OAWH 22.0 6 F 1262 1262 CHBL 10.5 6 F 1263 1263 OAWH 18.5 3 F 1264 1264 MPRE 12.0 4 F 1265 1265 OAWH 17.0 5 F 1266 1266 ASHG 29.5 5 > 2 F 1267 1267 OANP 23.0 4 F 1268 1268 MPRE 12.5 5 F 1269 1269 OANP 41.5 4 2 F 1270 1270 OAWH 19.0 6 F 1271 1271 CHBL 11.5 4 2 F 1272 1272 OAWH 17.5 7 F 1273 1273 OAWH 13.0 5 F 1274 1274 ASHG 25.0 6 3 F 1275 1275 ASHG 15.0 5 2 F 1276 1276 ASHG 10.0 7 F 1277 1277 ASHG 8.0 6 F 1278 1278 ASHG 6.0 3 F 1279 1279 ASHG 8.0 5 F 1280 1280 ASHG 9.5 4 F /2811281 ASHG 18.0 7 F 1282 1282 ASHG 16.5 5 2 F 1283 1283 ASHG 19.0 5 F 1284 1284 ASHG 9.0 ' 4 F 1285 1285 ASHG 13.0 6 F 1286 1286 ASHG 15.5 5 2 F 1287 1287 ASHG 12.0 6 F 1288 1288 ASHG 14.0 6 F 1289 1289 ASP 7.5 7 F 1290 1290 BIPA 8.0 6 F 1291 1291 BIPA 6.0 5 F 1292 1292 _ ASHG 9.0 7 F 1293 1293 ASHG 10.5 6 F 1294 1294 ASHG 10.0 5 F 1295 1295 ASHG 12.0 6 F 1296 1296 ASHG 15.0 4 F 1297 1297 ASHG 11.0 7 F 1298 1298 ASHG 10.0 5 2 F 1299 1299 ASHG 11.0 8 F 1300 1300 ASHG 1301/301 ASHG 1302 1302 ASP 1303 1303 ASHG 1304 1304 ASHG 1305 1305 ASHG 1306 1306 ASHG 1307/307 ASHG 1308 1308 ELMA 1309 1309 ASHG. 1310 1310 BIPA 1311 1311 ASHG 1312 1312 ASHG 1 313 1313 ASHG 1314 1314 ASHG 1315 1315 BIPA 1316 1316 ASP 1317 1317 ASHG 1318 1318 MPRE 1319 1319 BIPA 1320 1320 BIPA 1321 1321 MPRE /3221322 CHBL 1323 1323 OAWH 1324 1324 BIPA 13251325 MPRE 1326 1325 OANP 1327 1327 OAWH 1328 1328 MPRE /3291329 MPRE 1330 1330 MPRE 1331 1331 ` OAWH 1332 1332 MPRE 1333 1333 MPRE 1334 1334 CHBL 13351335 OANP 1336 1336 CHBL 1337 1337 OAWH 1338 1338 MPRE 1339 1339 MPRE 1340 1340 ASHG 1341 1341 CHBL 1342 1342 OAWH 1343 1343 OAWH /3441344 OAWH 1345 1345 OAWH 1346 1346 MPRE 1347 1347 MPRE 1348 1348 OAWH 1349 1349 OAWH 1350 1350 OAWH 1351, 1351 OAWH 9.0 5_ F 14.5 7 F 10.5 5 F 11.0 5 2 F 23.5 5 3 F 17.5 6 F 14.5 3 F 16.5 5 F 7.0 5 F 12.5 6 F 10.5 4 7.5 6 F 6.0 5 F 14.0 4 F 7.0 5 F 12.5 5 2 F 10.0 8 `. f 10.5 6 F 7.0 6 F 8.0 ` 4 F 7.5 5 F 7.5 5 F 6.5 5 F 16.0 7 F 9.5 6 F 6.0 ' 8 F 24.5 5 F 13.0 5 F 8.0 5 F 7.0 3 F 6.0 5 F 22.0 7 F 6.0 6 F 6.0 5 F 9.0 4 3 F 7.0 5 F 8.0 5 2 F 17.0 7 F 6.5 4 F 7.5 5 F 6.0 5 F 8.0 4 2 F 19.5 8 F 23.5 7 F 23.0 6 F 15.0 7 F 17.0 5 F 9.0 3 F 20.5 6 F 11.5, 3 F 17.0 7 F; 11.0 6 F 1352 1352 MPRE 14.5 1353 1353 ELMA 9.5 6 F 1354 1354 OAWH 14.5 8 F /3551355 OAWH 12.5 4. F 1356 1356 OANP 20.0 5 F 1357 1357 OAWH 19.0 6 F 1358 -1358 MPRE 19.5 5 F 1359 1359 MPRE 27.5 3. F 1360 1360 OANP 17.5 4 F 1361 1361 MPRE 10.5 3 F 1362 1362 OAWH 17.0 6 F 13631363. OAWH 20.5 .5 F 1364 1364 . CHBL 6.5 6 F 1365 1365 OANP 24.5 3 F 1366 1366 MPRE 11.5 7 F 1367 1367 MPRE 7.0 5 F 1368 1368 MPRE 13.0 8 F 1369 1369 MPRE 12.5 7 F 1370 1370 MPRE 14.0 . 7 F 1371 1371 ELMA 6.0 5 F 1372 1372 ELMA 7.5 6 F 1373 1373 ELMA 10.0 .5 F 1374 1374 ASHG 16.0 6 F 1375 1375 BIPA 7.0 4 F 1376`1376 OANP 8.5 5 F 1377 1377 MPRE 18.0 6 F 1378 1378 ELMA 8.0 5 F 1379 1379 MPRE 15.0 4 3 F 1380 1380 MPRE 17.0 4 3 F 1381 1381 MPRE 12.0 4 2 F 1382 1382 OANP 10.0 3 F /3831383 MPRE 7.0 6 F 1384 1384 ASP 6.5 4 F ASP 7.5 5 F 1386 1386 MPRE . 13.0 5 2 F 1387 1387 ° ELMA 9.0 6 , F 1388 1388 ASP 12.0 6 F 1389 1389 ASP 7.0 5 F 1390 1390 MPRE 10.5 6 F 1391 1391 ASP 10.0 3 F 13921392 ASP 8.5 5 F 1393 1393 MPRE 11.0 6 F 1394 1394 MPRE 13.5 4 2 F 1395 1395 MPRE 12.5 5 F 1396 1396 CHBL 11.0 5 F 1397 1397 ASP 12.0 3 F 1398 1398 ASP 11.5 8 F 1399 1399 ASP 11.0 8 F 1400 1400 ASP 7.5 6 F 1401 1401 . CHBL 6.5 3 F 1402 1402 ` ASHG 10.5 4 F 1403 1403 OANP 14.5 7 F 1404 1404 ' OANP 1405 1405 ASP 1406 1406 ASP 1407 1407 ASP 1408 1408 ASP 1409 1409 MPRE 1410 1410 MPRE 1411 1411 ASHG 1412 1412 OANP 1413 1413 ELMA 1414 1414 ELMA 1415 1415 BIPA 1416 1416 OANP 1417 1417 ASP 1418 1418 ASP 1419 1419 ASP /4201420 ASP 1421 1421 OANP 1422/422 ASP 1423 1423 OANP 1424 1424 MPRE 1425 1425 OANP /4261426 ASP 1 427 1427 ASP 1428 1428 OANP 1429 1429 ELMA 1430 1430 MPRE 1431 1431 ELMA 1432 1432 BIPA 1433 1433 MPRE 1434 1434 OAWH 1435 1435 , > OAWH 1436 1436 ° OANP 1437 1437 OANP 1438 1438 CHBL 1439 1439 OANP 1440 1440 OANP 1441 1441 CHBL 1442/442 OANP 1443 1443 OAWH 1444 1444 OAWH 1445 1445 CHBL 1446 1446 CHBL 1447 1447 - OAWH 1448 1448 OAWH 1449 1449 OAWH 1450 1450 MPRE 1451 1451, MPRE 1452 1452 OAWH /4531453 OANP 1 454 1454 OANP 1455 1455 OAWH 15.0 6 r 6.5 5 F 10.0 6 F 10.5 8 F; 10.0 8 F 15.0 4 3 F 10.0 7 F 15.0 5 F 9.0 6 F 9.0 6 F 9.0 5 2 F 17.0 5 11.5 6 F 7.0 5 F 7.5 6 F 6.0 4 F 9.0 5 F 10.0 7 F 13.0. 7 F 11.0 7 F 14.0 5 2 F 7.5 4 F 7.0 3 F 9.5 4 F 8.5 5 F 14.5 6 F 6.5 6 F 14.0 7 F 12.0 6 F 10.0 6 F 17.0 6 F 15.5 5 F 17.5 6 F 24.0 4 F 8.5 5 2 F. 24.5 5 F 21.5 3 F :' 10.0 4 2 F 20.0 4 F 13.5 5 F 12.5 6 F 7.0 4 2 F 8.0 4 3 F 20.5 7 F 13.0 6 F 20.0 8 F 8.5 5 F 8.5 3 F 16.5 5 F 9.0 5 F 29.0 7 F 16.5 7 F 1456 1456 MPRE 10.0 1457 1457 MPRE 9.0 6 F 1458 1458 ASHG 7.0 5 F /4591459 MPRE 7.5 6 F 1460 1460 MPRE 9.0 5. F 1461 1461 OAWH 19.0 5 2 F 1462 1462 OAWH 21.0 7 F 1463 1463 MPRE 7.5 8 F 1464 1464 OAWH 8.0 6 F 1465 1465 OAWH 12.0 8 F 1466 1466 ` CHBL 7.5 7 F 1467 1467 MPRE 11.0 .4 3 F 1468 1468 OAWH 9.0 5 F 1469 1489 OANP 28.0 5 2 F 1470 1470 MPRE 19.0 6 F 1471 1471 OAWH 19.0 6 F 1472 1472 ASHG 10.5 ` 6 F 1473 1473 OANP 6.5 5 F 1474 1474 OANP 7.5 5 F 1475 1475 OANP 11.5 6 F 1476 1476 OANP 12.0 5 F 1477 1477 OANP 9.0 5 F 1478 1478 OANP 6.5 6 F 1479 1479 OANP 9.0. 7 F 1480 1480 OANP 6.5 6 F 1481 1481 BIPA 10.0 5 F 1482 1 482 OANP 6.0 5 F /4831483 ASHG 8.0 4 F 1484 1484 ASHG 9.0 3 F 1485 1485 ASHG 8.5 ` 5 F 1486 1486 ASHG 17.0 6 F 1487 1487 ASHG 23.0 5 2 F 1488 1488 ELMA 9.5 5 F 1489 1489 ELMA 10.5 5 F 1490 1490 ASHG 14.5 5 F 1491 1491 ASHG 13.0 6 F 1492 1492 ASHG 9.0 6 F 1493 1493 OANP 6.5 5 F 1494 1494 ASP 10.0 6 F 1495 1495 ASHG 7.0 4 F 1496 1496 ASHG 6.5 5 F 1497 1497 ASP 8.0 4 F 1498 1498 ASHG 19.0 7 F 1499 1499 OANP 23.5 4 F 1500/500 ELMA 8.0 4 F 1501 1501 ASHG 15.5 4 F 1502 1502 ASHG 15.0 5 ` 2 F 1503 1503 ASHG 15.5 6 F 1504 1504 BIPA 6.0 5 F 1505 1505 COT 12.0 c6 F 1506 1506 ASP 6.5 5 F 1507/507 ASP 8.5 5 F W 1508 1508 ASP 7,0 6 F 1509 1509 ` ASP 7.5 6 F /5101510 ASP 6.5 6 F 1511 1511 ASP 8.0 7 F 1512 1512 ASP 9.0 6 F 1513/513 ASP 7.5 5 F 1514 1514 COT 8.0 5 F 1515 1515 ASP 6.0 5 F 1516 1516 ASP 6.0 5 F 1517 1517 ASP ; 7.0 4 F 1518 1518 ASP 11.5 4 2 F 1519 1519 ASHG 7.0 .5 F 1520 1520 ASP 9.0 6 F 1521 1521 ASP 8.5 4 2 F 1522 1522 ASP 7.5 5 F 1523 1523 ASP 8.0 6 F 1524 1524 ASP 7.5 6 F /5251525 ASP 10.0 5 F 1526 1526 ASP 7.5 5 F 1527 1527 ASP 9.0 6 F 1528 1528 ASP 7.0 5 F 1529 1529 ASP 9.5 6 F 1530 1530 ASP 8.5 6 F Ill1531 1531 ASP 6.0 5 F /5321532 BIPA 6.0 5 F 1533 1533 ASP 10.0 6 F 1534 1534 ASP 7.5 5 F 1535 1535 ASP 8.0 7 , F 1536 1536 ASP 7.5 4 F 1537 1537 ASP 6.0 5 F 1538 1538 ' COT 11.5 5 F /5391539 ASP 6.0 5 F 1540 1540 ASP 6.0 5 F 1541 1541 COT 12.0 6 F 1542 1542 COT 10.0 5 F 1543 1543 ASP 6.0 5 F 1544 1544 ASP 6.0 5 F 1545 1545 ASP 6.5 6 F 1546 1546 ASP 11.5 5 F 1547 1547 ASP 8.5 6 F 1548 1548 ASP. 6.0 5 F 1549 1549 ASP 7.5 5 F 1550 1550 COT 14.0 6 F 1551 1551 ASP 6.5 5 F 1552 1552 ASP 7.5 5 F 1553 1553 ASP 8.5 5 F 1554 1554 ASP 7.5 5 F 1555 1555 ASP 9.5 6 F 0 1556 1556 ASP 6.0 5 ' F 1557 1557 ASP 9.0 5 F 1558 1558 ASP 7.0 ' 5 F 1559 1559 ASP 7.5 6 F 1560 1560 ASP 7.5 5 F 1561 1561 BIPA 7.0 6 F 1562 1562 ASP 10.0 7 F 1563 1563 ASP 8.5 5 F 1564 1564 ASP 8.0 6 F 1585 1565 ASP ' 7.0 5 F 1566 1566 BIPA 6.0 7 F /5671567 OAWH 8.0 7 F 1568 1568 ASP 9.5 5 F 1569 ` 1569 B1PA 7.0 5 F 1570 1570 OANP 8.0 5 2 F 1571 1571 ASP 8.0 .6 F 1572 1572 ASP 10.0 6 F 15731573 ASP 7.0 5 F 1574 1574 ASP 7.5 5 F 1575 1575 OANP 11.5 6 ' F /5761576 OANP 13.0 5 F 1577 1577 OAWH 10.0 6 F 1578 1578 OANP 16.0 4 F 1579 1579 OANP 6.5 5 F 1580 1580 OAWH 7.5 5 F 1581 1581 OAWH 15.0 5 F -15821582 OANP 14.0 4 F 1583 1583 OAWH 6.5 5 F 1584 1584 OANP 10.5 5 F 1585 1585 OANP 7.5 4 F 1586 1586 OAWH 10.5 6 F 1587 1587 OAWH 9.5 5 F /5881588 ASP 6.5 5 F 1589 1589 OAWH 10.5 5 F 1590 1590 OANP 15.5 4 F 1591/591 OAWH 8.0 6 F 1592 1592 OAWH 7.0 5 F 1593 1593 OAWH 9.0 5 F 1594 1594 OAWH 8.0 ' 6 F 1595 1595 OAWH 13.5 6 ; F 1596 1596 OANP 8.0 6 F 1597 1597 CHBL 7.0 7 F /5981598 OANP 11.5 4 3 F 1599 1599 OANP 12.0 7 F 1600 1600 ASP 7.5 5 F 160/1601 OANP 8.0 5 F 1602 1602 OANP 6.5 5 F 1603 1603 OANP 6.0 5 F 1604 1604 OANP 6.0 5 F 1605 1605 OANP 9.5 7 - F 1606 1806 OANP 10.5 5 2 F 1607 1807 CHBL 15.0. 5 3 F 1608/608 OANP 11.0 5 F 1609 1609 OANP 6.5 6 F 1610 1610 OANP 15.0 5 2 F 166111611 OANP 10.0 5 F • 1612 1612 OANP 12.5 7 F 1613 1615 OANP 12.5 5 F 16141614 OANP 6.5 5 F 1615 1615 OANP 18.5 6 F 1616 1616 OAWH 6.0 5 : F 16171617 OANP 11.0 5 F 1618 1618 MPRE 13.0 4 F 1619 1619 OANP 9.5 5 F 1620 1620 OAWH 18.0 7 F 1621 1621 OANP 125 6 F 16222 1622 ` OANP 13.0 7 F 1623 1623 OAWH 7.0 .5 F 1624 1624 OANP 11.0 6 F 1625 1625 OANP 8.0 6 F 16261626 OANP 11.5 5 F 1627 1627 OANP 16.0 7 F 1628 1628 OAWH 8.5 5 F 1629 1629 ASP 12.5 6 F 1630 1630 MPRE 8.0 7 ' F 1631 1631 MPRE 9.0 5 F 1632 1632 ' " MPRE 9.5 6 2 F 1633 1633 OANP 35.5 5 T 1634 1634 OANP 27.5 6 F 1635 1635 OANP 8.0 7 F 1636 1636 OANP 23.5 5 2 F 1637 1637 MPRE 6.5 5 F 1638 1638 OANP 6.0 5 F 1639 1639 OANP 16.0 6 2 F 1640 1640 OAWH 10.0 6 F 16411641 OAWH 10.0 6 F 1642 1642 ASHG 12.5 6 F 1643 1643 CHBL 10.5 5 F 1644.1644 OAWH 16.0 5 F 1645 1645 OAWH 21.5 7 F 1646 1546 MPRE 7.0 7 F 16471647- CHBL 10.5 5 F 1648 1648 ASP . 7.5 5 F 1649 1649 ` ASP 7.5 5 F 1650 1650 MPRE 16.0 4 2 F 1651 1651 ASP 6.5 5 F 1652 1652 OANP 7.0 5 F 1653 1653 ASP 6.0 5 F 1654 1654 ASP 6.5 6 F 1655 1655 _ ASP 6.5 5 F 1656 1656 ASP 7.0 5 F 1657 1657 ASP 6.5 4 F 1658 1658 . ASP 8.0 5 F 1659 1659 OANP 6.0 6 F 1660 1660 ASP 6.0 5 F 1661 1661 ASP 6.5 6 F /6621662 ASP 6.0 5 F 1663 1663 ASP 6.0 6 F 1664' 1664 OAWH 1665 1665 ASP 1666 1666 CHBL 1667 1667 OANP 1668 1868 OANP 1669 1669 ELMA 1670. 1670 OANP 1671 1671 MPRE 1672 1672 ASP 1673 1673 ASP /6741674 ASP 16751675 ASP 1676 1676 ASHG . 1677 1677 MPRE 1678/678 OANP 1679 1679 OANP 16801680 ASHG /6811681 ASHG 1682 1682 CHBL 1683 1683 OAWH 1684 1684 OANP 1685 1685 OANP /6861686 MPRE 1687/687 ASP /6881888 ASP 1689 1689 ASP 1690 1690 ASP 1691 1691 CHBL 1692 1892 OANP 1693 1693 OANP 1694 1694 BOX 1695 1695 OANP 1696 1696 ASP 1697 1697 ASP 1698 1698 CHBL 1699 1699 OANP 1700 1700 OANP 1701 1701 ASP 1702 1702 ASP 17031703 ASP -1704 1.704 ASP 1705 1705 ASP 1706 1706 ASP 17071707 ASP 1708 1708 ASP 1709 1709 ASP 1710 11710 ASP 1711 1711 ASP 1712 1712 BIPA 1713 1713 ASP 1714.1714 OANP 1715 1715 ASP 11.0 5 F 6.5 7 F 12.5 6 F 8.0 7 F 19.5 4 F 8.0 5 - F 7.5 4 F 24.0 4 5 F 8.0 5 F 6.5 5 F 6.0 5 F 8.0 .4 F 20.5 5 2 F 11.5 5 F 16.5 6 F 12.5 5 F 12.5 6 F 22.5 5 9.5 4 2 F 6.5 5 F 12.0 7 14.0 5 F 13.0, 4 3 F 8.5 6 F 7.5 6 F 9.5 6 F 7.0 4 F 11.0 5 F 8.5 6 F 13.0 5 F 6.0 6 F 7.5 6 F 6.0 5 F 6.5 5 F 13.0 5 F 11.5 7 F 11.0 5 F 6.5 5 F 8.5 6 F 15.0 5 2 F 9.5 6 F 8.5 5 2 F 6.0 6 F 7.5 5 , F 8.0 5 F 8.5 6 F 9.5 5 F 9.0 6 F F' 8.5 6 : F 8.0 7 F 8.0 7 F 9.0 6 F 1716 1716 ASHG 1717 1717 ASHG /7181718 ASP 1719 1719 OANP 1720 1720 OANP 1721 1721 OANP 1722 1722 OANP 1723 1723 CHBL 1724 1724 OANP 1725 1725 OANP /7261726 OANP /7271727 OANP 1728 1728 OANP 1729 1729 OANP 1730 1730 OAWH 1731 1731 OANP 1732 1732 OANP 1733 1733 OANP 1734 1734 OANP 1735 17'35 OANP /7361736 OANP /7371737 OANP 1738 1738 OANP 1739 1739 OANP 1740 1740 OAWH 1741 1741 OANP 1742 1742 OANP 1743 1743 OANP 1744 1744 OANP 1745 1745 OAWH 1746 1746 OANP /7471747 OANP 1748 1748 OANP 1749 1749 OANP 1750 1750 OANP 1751 1751 OANP 1752 1752 OANP 1753 1753 OANP 1754 1754 OANP 1755 1755 OANP 1756 1756 OANP /7571757 OANP /7581758 OANP 1759 1759 OANP 1760 1760 OANP 1761 1761 OANP 1762 1762 OAWH 1763 1763 CHBL 1764 1764 CHBL 1765 1765 OANP 1766 1766 OANP 1767 1767 OANP 6.5 7 F 7.5 6 F 7.0 4 F 29.5 5 6.0 5 F 14.5 6 F 17.5 4 2 F 9.5 4 F 9.5 6 F 16.5 3 2 F 16.5 6 F 12.0 5 F 8.0 4 F 11.5 5 F 11.0 5 F 10.5 6 F 13.5 7 F 11.5 5 F 12.0 ' 4 F 12.5 5 F 7.0 4 F 14.0 4 2 F. 20.0 6 F 19.0 7 F 11.0 4 F 7.5 4 F 9.5 5 F 17.0 7 F 13.5 5 F 10.0 6 F 16.0 7 F 15.5 6 F 10.0 5 F 9.0 5 F 15.5 7 F 9.5 6 F 31.1 5 2 F 10.0 6 F 16.0 5 F 11.0 �' 5 F 22.0 6 F 18.0 5 F 11.0 5 F 20.0 5 2 F 13.5 5 F 9.0 5 F 14.5 5 . F 11.0 6 F 13.0 5 F 10.5 5 F 10.5 6 F 16.0 6 F 1768 1768 OANP 9.0 6 F 1769 1769 OANP 9.0 4 F 1770 1770 OANP 9.5 6 F 1771 1771 OANP 7.5 5 F 1772 1772 OANP 18.0 4 2 F 1773 1773 OANP 10.5 5 F 1774 1774 OANP 19.0 6 F 1775 1775 OANP 9.5 - 7 F 1776 1776 ASHG 6.0 6 F 17771777 OANP 7.0 5 F 1778 1778 OANP 11.0 5 F 1779 1779 CHBL 13.5 .4 F 1780 1780 OANP 8,5 5 F 1781 1781 OANP 24.0 4 F 1782 1782 OAWH 8.0 6 F 1783 1783 OANP 7.5 5 F 1784 1784 ASP 8.5 4 F 1785 1785 ASP 11.0 5 F 1786 1786 ASP 11.5 5 F 1787 1787 ASP 10.5 6 F 1788 1788 ASHG 12.0 5 F 1789 1789 OANP 10.5 7 F 1790 1790 ASP 15.0 4 2 F 1791 1791 MPRE 14.5 4 3 F 1792 1792 BIPA 9.5 4 F 1793 1793 MPRE 7.0 ' 7 F 1704 1794 ASP 7.0 4 F 1795 1795 ASP 6.0 5 F 1796 1796 ASP 7.5 ` 5 F 1797 1797 ASP 8.0 6 F 1798 1798 ` _ASP 9.5 6 F 1799 1799 ASP 7.0 6 F 1800 1800 OANP 8.5 5 F 1801 1801 ASP 7.5 6 F 1802 1802 ASP 10.0 . 7 F 1803 1803 ASP < 10.5 6 F 1804 1804 ASP 9.0 5 F 1805 1805 ASP 10.0 5 F 1806 1806 ASP 7.0 5 F 1807 1 807 ASP 6.0 5 F 1808 1808 ASP 7.5 7 F 1809 1809 ASP 6.0 5 F 1810 1810 ASP 10.0 5 F 1811 1811 ASP 9.0 5 F 1812 1812 ASP 9.5 5 F 1813 1813 ASP 7.0 5 F 1814 1814 ASP 8.5 5 F 1815 1815 ASP 8.5 5 F 1816 1816 ASP 6.0 5 F 1817 1817 ASP 7.0 5 F 1818 1818 ASP 6.0 5 F 1819 1819 OANP 8.5 6 F 1820 1820 ASP 7.0 1821 1821 MPRE 12.0 7 F 1822 1822 EPA 17.0 5 F 1823 1823 MPRE 12.0 5 ' 2 F 1824 1824 OANP 12.0 5 F /8251825 MPRE 15.0 7 F 1826 1826 ASP 9.5 5 F 18271827 ASP 11.0 4 F 1828 1828 MPRE 14.5 5 F 1829 1829 ASP 7.5 5 F 1830 1830 ASP 9.0 5 F 1831 1831 BIPA 10.5 6 F 1832 1832 ASP 10.5 6 F 1833 1833 ASP 9.5 6 F 1834 1834 MPRE 8.0 4 2 F 1835 1835 MPRE 6.0 5 F 1836 1836. ASP : 7.0 5 F 1837 1837 MPRE 10.5 6 F 1838 1838 ASP 9.0 6 F 1839 1839 OANP 8.5 6 F 1840 1840 ASP 7.0 6 F 1841 1841 ASP 7.0 5 F 1842 1842 ELMA 16.0 7 F 1843 1843 ASHG 12.0 6 F 1844 1844 ASP 6.0 7 F /8451845 ASHG 9.5 3 F 1846 1846 ASHG 8.5 ` 3 F 1847 1847 ASHG 9.0 5 F 1848 1848 ASHG 9.5 5 ! F 1849 1849 ASHG 9.0 6 F 1850 1850 ASHG 7.5 3 F 1851 1851 ASHG 9.5 6 F 1852 1852 ASHG 19.5 6 F 1853 1853 ASP 6.0 5 F 1854 1854 ASP ` . 6.0 5 F 1855 1855 ' ASP 8.5 5 F 1856 1856 ASP 8.5 4 F 1857 1857 ASP 6.0 4 F 1858 1858 ASP 8.5 6 F /859/859 OANP 6.0 6 F 1860 1860 OANP 7.5 5 F 1861 1861 OANP 7.0 6 F 1862 1862 OANP 9.5 5 2 F 1863 1863 OANP 6.5 6 - F 1864 1864 OANP 13.0 4 3 F 1865 1865 OANP 8.0 5 F 1866 1866 OANP 9.0 6 ' F 1867 1867 OANP 11.5 6 F /868/868 ASP 8.5 4 F 1869 1869 ELMA 12.0 5 F 1870 1870 OANP 17.0 7 F 1871 1871 OANP 12.5 5 F 1872 1872 OANP 11.5 4 F 1873 1873 OANP 11.5 5 F 1874 1874 CHBL 7.5 5 F 1875 1875 OANP 18.0 5 F 1870 1876 CHBL 10.0 5 F 1877 1877 MPRE 12.0 - 5 3 F 1878 1878 OANP 13.0 5 F 1879 1879 OANP 13.0 4 ' F 1880 1880 OANP 10.0 6 F 1881 1881 MPRE 10.5 6 F /8821882 MPRE 13.0 3 2 F 1883 1883 OANP 8.0 5 F 1884 1884 OANP 23.0 5 2 F 1885 1885 OANP 9.0 5 F 1886 1886 ASP 6.5 5 F 1887 1887 OANP 8.5 6 F 1888 1888 APP : 7.5 4 F 1889 1889 OANP 21.0 5 2 F 1890 1890 OANP 10.5 4 F 1891 1891 OANP " 12.0 5 F 1892 1892 OANP 22.0 5 2 F 1893 1893 ' OANP 20.5 5 2 F 1894 1894 OANP. 14.0 5 F 1895 1895 OANP 15.0 5 F 1896 1896 CHBL 6.0 5 F 1897 1897 OANP 23.0 6 F 1898 1898 OANP 17.5 5 : F 1899 1899 OANP 15.5 < 6 F 1900 1900 OANP 13.0 5 F 1901 1901 OANP 19.0 6 F 1902 1902 OANP 13.0 6 F 1903 1903 OAWH 9.5 6 F 1904 1904 OAWH 14.0 7 F 1905 1905 OAWH = 7.5 6 F 1906 1906 OANP 15.0 6 F 1907 1907 OANP 12.5 3 F 1908 1908 OAWH 8.0 5 F 1909 1909 OANP 13.5 6 F 1910 1910 OANP 9.5 6 F 1911 1911 OANP 15.0 5 F 19/21912 OANP 11.0 6 F 1913 1913 OANP 14.5 5 F 1914 1914 OANP 10.0 5 F 1915 1915 ASP 10.5 4 F 1916 1916 ASP 13.5 3 F 1917 1917 ASP 12.0 4 F 1918 1918 OAWH 12.5 5 ' F 1919 1919 OANP 14.0 6 F 1920 1920 OANP 16.0 5 F 1921 1921 OANP 26.0 4 2 F 1922 1922 OANP 9.5 4 F 1923 1923 , ASP 7.5 5 F 1924 1924 1925 1925 1926 1926 1927 1927 1928 1928 1929 1929 1930 1930 1931 1931 ASP ASP ASP ASP ASP ASP ASP ASP 1932 1932 ASP 1933 1933 ASP 1934 1934 OANP 1935 1935 ASP 1936 1936 ASP 19371937 ASP 1938 1938 ASP 1939 1939 ASP 1940 1940 OANP 1941 1941 OANP 1942 1942 OANP 1943 1943 OAWH 1944 1944 ASP 1945 1945 OANP 1946 1946 OANP 1947 1947 OANP 1948 1948 OANP 1949 1949 OANP /9501950 OANP 1951 1951 OANP 1952 1952 OANP 1953 1953 OANP 1954 1954 OANP 1955 1955 MPRE 1956 1956 ASP 1957 1957 MPRE 1958 1958 ASP 1959 1959 ASP 1960 1960 ' ASP 1961 1961 ASP 19621962 ASP 1963 1963 ASP 1964 1964 ASP 1965 1965 ASP 1966 1966 CHBL 1967 1967 OANP 1968 1968 MPRE /9691969 MPRE /9701970 MPRE 1971 1971 MPRE 1972 1972 MPRE 1973 1973 ASP 1974 1974 MPRE 1975 1975 ` ASP 14.0 6` 10.0 6 F 8.5 5 F 11.0 5 F 12.0 6 F 9.5 5 F 6.5 5 F 8.0 : 5 1= 7.5 4 ` F 8.0 5 F 14.5 6 F 9.0 .5 F 7,0 5 F 7.0 5 F 8.0 5 F 7.5 6 F 7.5 5 F 9.5 6 F 13.0 4 2 F 8.0 7 F 8.0 5 F 11.0 6 F 10.5 5 F 13.5 5 2 F 19.0 4 2 F 6.0 7 F 7.0 7 F 7.0 ' 6 13.0 5 F 8.5 7 F 7.5 6 F 23.0 4 7.5 5 F 13.0 5 F 6.5 5 F 8.0 6 F ; 8.0 5 F 6.5 6 F 7.5 5 F 6.5 5 F 7.5 6 ` F 8.0 5 12.5 4 F 8.0 6 F 11.5 4 2 F 15.5 4 2 F 7.5 6 F 6.0 6 F 18.5 5 2 F 8.5 6 F 10.5 7 F 7.5 1976 1976 ASP 8.0 6 F 1977 1977 OANP 12.0 6 F 19781978 OANP 8.0 5 F 1979 1979 OANP 8.5 6 F 1980 1980 OANP 6.0 7 F 1981 1981 ASHG 7.5 6 F 1982 1982 CHBL 7.0 5 F 1983/983 ASHG 9.5 5 F 1984 1984 ASHG 6.0 4 1985 1985 ASHG 11.5 6 , F 1986/986 ASP 6.0 _ 4 F 1987 1987 ASP 8.5 4 F 1988 1988 ASP 10.0 ' 6 F 1989 1989 ASHG 6.5 5 F 1990 1990 ASHG 6.5 6 F 1991 1991 ASP 6.5 .5 F 1992 1992 ASHG 9.5 5 2 F 1993 1993 ASP 9.5 5 F 1994 1994 OANP 12.0 5 F 1995 1995 OANP 12.5 4 F 1996 1996 OANP 8.0 5 F 1997 1997 ASP 8.0 6 F 1998 1998 MPRE 19.0 ' 5 2 F 1999 1999 OANP 9.0 7 F 2000 2000 OANP 9.0 5 F 2001 2001 OANP 13.0 5 F 2002 2002 OANP 10.0 4 2 F 2003 2003 OANP 10.5 6 F 2004 2004 OANP 10.5 5 F 2005 2005 OANP 9.0 7 F 2006 2006 OANP 8.0. 4 F , 2007 2007 OAWH 6.0 7 F 2008 2008 CHBL 7.5 6 F 2009 2009 OANP 7.5 5 F 2010 2010 OAWH 6.0 7 F 2011 2011 OANP 12.0 4 F 2012 2012 ASHG 10.0 5 2 F 20132013 MPRE 18.0 7 ' F 2014 2014 ASHG 8.0 4 2 F 2015 2015 OANP 25.0 5 2 F 2016 2016 OANP 7.0 5 F 2017 2017 OANP 17.0 4 F 2018 2018 OANP 20.0 5 2019 2019 OANP 16.5 5 2 F 2020 2020 MPRE 16.0 4 3 F 2021 2021 OANP 16.5 5 2 F 2022 2022 OANP 16.0 4 2 F 2023 2023 OANP 11.5 5 F 2024 2024 OANP 23.0 5 2 F 2025 2025 OANP 21.0 5 2 F 2026 2026 MPRE 23.0 3 3 F 2027 2027 OANP 17.5 6 F • • 2028 2028 OANP 13.0 6 F 2029 2029 OANP 17.5 5 2 F 2030 2030 OANP 23.0 5 2 F 2031 2031 OANP 15.0 7 F 2032 2032 OANP 29.0 4 3 F 2033 2033 OANP 33.0. 3 3 F 2034 2034 MPRE 7.0 6 F 2035 2035 MPRE 6.5 3 F 2036 2036 CHBL 8.0 3 F 2037.2037 OANP 14.0 6 F 2038 2038 OANP 23.0 4 3 F 2039 2039 OANP 11.5 "4 F 2040 2040 OANP 28.0 4 3 F 2041 2041 OANP 11.5 6 , F 2042 2042 OANP 19.0 3 2 F 2043 2043 OAWH 13.5 7 F 2044 2044 OANP 12.5 6 F 2045 2045 OANP 18.0 4 2 F 2046 2046 OANP 19.0 4 3 F 2047 2047 OANP 19.0 4 2 F 2048 2048 OANP 29.0 4 3 F 2049 2049 OANP 10.5 6 _ F 2050 2050 CHBL 8.0 6 F 2051 2051 OANP 6.5 7 F 2052 2052 OANP 6.5 6 F 2053 2053 BIPA 6.5 6 F 2054 2054 OANP 10.5 5 F 2055 2055 OANP 7.5 4 F 2056 2056 OANP 12.5 5 F 2057 2057 OANP 9.5 7 F 2058 2058 OANP 7.0 6 " F 2059 2059 OANP 9.5 5 F 2060 2060 OANP 9.0 4 F 2061 2061 OANP 23.0 3 3 F 2062 2062 OANP 24.0 3 3 F 2063.2063 ; OANP 18.5 5 2 F 2064 2064 OANP 25.0 4 3 F 2065 2065 OANP 13.5 4 : F 2066 2066 OANP 18.5 8 F 2067 2067 OANP 9.5 6 F 2068 2068 CHBL 9.0 7 F 2069 2069 OANP 17.5 6 F 2070 2070 BIPA 24.0 5 2 F 2071 2071 OANP 8.5 6 F 2072 2072 OANP 7.0 6 F 2073 2073 CHBL 9.5 5 F 2074 2074 ASP 7.5 5 F 2075 2075 OAWH 11.0 6 F 2076 2076 OANP 24.0 6 F 2077 2077 OANP 9.5 6 F 2078 2078 OANP 7.0 7 F 2079 2079 OANP 6.0 6 F 2080 2080 OANP 6.5 6 F 2081 2081 OANP 6.0 7 F 2082 2082 OANP 6.5 5 F 2083 2083 OANP 8.0 5 F 2084 2084 OANP 6.5 5 F 2085 2085 OANP 8.0 5 F 2086 2086 OANP 8.5 6 F 2087 2087 OANP 6.0 5 F 2088 2088 OANP 7.0 5 F 2089 2089 OANP 36.0 4 4 F 2090 2090 OANP 9.0 5 F 2091 2091 ; OANP 9.5 5 F 2092 2092 OANP 19.0 4 2 F 2093 2093 OANP 31.0 4 4 F 2094 2094 OANP 11.5 4 2 F 2095 2095 OANP 17.0 6 F 2096 2096 OANP 8.0 8 - F 2097 2097 OANP 6.5 5 F 2098 2098 OANP 6.5 6 F 2099 2099 OANP 25.0 3 2 F 2100 2100 OANP 9.5 3 F ,` 2101 2101 OANP 36.0 4 2102 2102 OANP 23.0 3 2 F 2103 2103 OANP 21.5 6 F 2104 2104 OANP 17.0 5 F 2105 2105 OANP 18.0 6 F 2106 2106 OANP 16.0 6 F 2107 2107 ASHG 6.0 6 F 2108 2108 CHBL 8.0 3 ; F 2109 2109 OANP 27.0 5 3 F 2110 2110 OANP 13.0 5 F 2111 2111 OANP 23.0 4 21122112 OANP 9.0 3 F' 2113 2113 MPRE 12.0 4 F 2114 2114 OANP 22.0 5 2 F 2115 2015 OAWH 19.0 5 2 F 2116 2116 ' OANP 37.0 5 4 F 2117 2117 OANP 27.0 5 2 F 2118 2118 OANP 23.5 4 F 2119 2119 ASP 6.5 5 F 2120 2120 ASP : 6.5 6 F 2121 2121 ASP 6.0 5 F 2122 2122 ASP 6.5 5 f 2123 2123 ` ASP 6.5 5 F 2124 2124 ASP 8.5 4 F 2125 2125 ASP 7.5 6 F 2126 2126 ASP 7.5 5 F 2127 2127 ASP 7.0 5 F 2128 2128 ASP 7.5 5 F 2129 2129 ASP 9.0 5 F 2130 2130 ASP : 9.5 4 F 2131 2131 ASP 7.5 4 F • 2132 2132 ASP 7.0 4 F 2133 2133 ASP 8.5 5 F 2134 2134 ASP 10.0 6 ` F 2135 2135 ASP 8.0 5 F 2136 2136 ASP 11.0 5 F 2137 2137 ASP 8.5 ' 4 F 2138 2138 ASP 6.5 3 F 2139 2139 ' ASP 8.5 5 F 2140 2140 ASP 7.0 . 4 F 2141 2141 ASP 9.0 6 F 2142 2142 ASP 7.0 _ 5 F 2143 2143 ASP 8.5 .5 F 2144 2144 ASP 8.0 5 F 2145 2145 ASP 7.5 5 F 2146 2146 ASP 9.0 5 F 2147 2147 ASP 10.5 3 F 2148 2148 ASP 8.0 4 F 2149 2149 ASP 7.0 5 F 2150 2150 ASP : 8.0 6 F 2151 2151 ASP 7.0 6 F 2152 2152 ASP 6.5 6 F 2153 2153 ASP 6.0 5 F 2154 2154 ASP 6.0 5 . 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F 2175 2175 ASP 8.0 6 F 2176 2176 ASP 6.0 5 F 2177 2177 ASP 7.0 5 - F 2178 2178 ASP 6.0 5 F 2179 2179 ASP 6.5 5 F 2180 2180 OANP 11.0 6 F 2181 2181 OANP 9.5 6 F 2182 2182 COT 21.5 5 F 2183 2183 ASP 8.5 4 F 2184 2184 _ ASP 6.0 6 F 2185 2185 WIL 10.0 6 F 2186 2186 ELMA 7.0 5 F 2187 2187 ASP 7.5 5 F 2188 2188 ASP 9.0 6 F 2189 2189 ASP 8.0 5 F 2190 2190 ASP 8.0 6 F 2191 2191 ASP 9.0 5 F 2192 `2192 ASP 6,0 5 F 2193 2193 ASP 6.5 5 F 2194 2194 BIPA 9.0 4 2 F 21952195 ASP 11.5 -6 F 2196 2196 ASP 11.5 6 F 2197 2197 ASP 9.5 6 F 2198 2198 ASP 6.0 5 F 2199 2199 ELMA 10.0 7 F 2200 2200 ASP, 6.0 6 F 2201 2201 ASP 9.5 4. F 2202 2202 ASP 6.5 5 F 2203 2203 BIPA 7.5 7 F 2204 2204 CHBL 9.0 5 3 F 2205 2205 ASP 6.5 5 F 2206 2206 ASP 7.5. 6 F 2207 2207 ASP 7.0 6 F 2208 2208 ASP 6.5 5 F 2209 2209 ASP : 8.0 6 F 2210 2210 ASP 6.0 6 F 2211 2211 ASP 6.0 6 F 2212 2212 ASP 6.5 5 F 2213 2213 BIPA 11.5 6 3 F 2214 2214 ASP 8.0 5 F 2215 2215 ASP 8.5 6 F 2216 2216 ASP - 7.0 5 F 2217 2217 BIPA 9.5 5 2 F 2218 2218 ASP 6.0 5 F 2219 2219 ASP 7.0 6 F 2220 2220 ASP 6.5 5 F 2221 2221 ASP 7.0 5 F 2222 2222 ASP 7.5 6 F 2223 2223 ASP 7.5 6 F 2224 2224 ASP 6.5 7 F 2225 2225 ASP 6.5 5 F 2226 2226 ASP 7.5 5 F 2227 2727 ASP 7:0 5 F 2228 2228 ASP 6.0 5 F 2229 2229 ASP 7.0 5 _ F 2230 2230 BIPA 7.0 6 F 2231 2231 ASP 6.5 3 F 2232 2232 BIPA 9.5 4 2 F 2233 2233 ASP 8.0 6 F 2234 2234 ASP 8.0 5 : F 2235 2235 ASP 8.0 5 F 0 2236 2236 ASHG 11.5 7 F 22372237 ASHG 9.5 5 F 2238 2238 ASHG 9.0 6 F 2239 2239 ASP 6.5 6 F 2240 2240 ASP 10.0 5 F 2241 2241 ASP 10.0 4 F 2242 2242 ASP 7.0 3 F 2243 2243 ASP 11.0 6 F 2244 2244 ASP - 11.0 4 F 2245 2245 ASHG 6.0 6 F 2246 2246 ASP 11.5 4 2 F 2247 2247 ASP 7.5 6 F 2248 2248 ASP 7.5 6 ; F 2249 2249 ASP 6.0 6 F 2250 2250 ASP 6.5 6 F 2251 2251 ASP 7.5 5 F 2252 2252 ASHG 8.0 6 F 2253 2253 ASP 6.5 6 F 2254 2254 ASP 7.0 5 ' F 2255 2255 ASP 9.5 7 F 2256 2256 ASP 8.0 5 F 2257 2257 ASP 6.5 6 F 2258 2258 ASP 7.5 6 F 2259 2259 ASP 6.0 3 F 2260 2260 ASP 7.5 3 F 2261 2261 ASP 7,0 4 F 2262 2262 ASP ` 7.0 5 F 2263 2263 ASP 8.5 . 7 F 2264 2264 ASP 6.5 5 F 2265 2265 ASP 6.0 5 F 2266 2266 ASP 6.5 5 F 2267 2267 ASP 7.5 6 F 2268 2268 ASP 8.5 6 F 2269 2269 ASP 6.0 5 F 2270 2270 ASP 8.0 7 F 2271 2271 ASP 6.5 4 F 2272 2272 ASP 6.0 5 F 2273 2273 ASP 6.0 5 ` F 2274 2274 ASP 8.5 7 F 2275 2275 ASP 9.0 4 2 F 2276 2276 BIPA 7.0 5 F 2277 2277 ASHG 9.0 6 F 2278 2278 BIPA 6.5 6 F 2279 2279 ASHG 10.5 4 2 F 2280 2280 ASP 11.0 6 F 2281 2281 ASP 10.0 5 F 2282 2282 ASP 6.0 5 F 2283 2283 ; ASP 6.0 5 F di 2284 2284 ASP 6.0 5 F NW 2285 2285 ASP 6.0 5 F 2286 2286 ASP 6.5 5 F 2287 2287 ASP 7.5 6 F 2288 2288 ASP 7.5 6 F 2289 2289 ASP 7.0 5 F 2290 2290 ASP 7.5 5 F 2291 2291 ASP - 7.5 6 _ F 2292 2292 ASP 6.5 6 F 2293 2293 ASP 10.0 4 2 F 2294 2294 ASP 6.0 5 F 2295 2295 ASP 9.0 6 F 2296 2296 ASP < 8.0 5 F 2297 2297 ASP ', 6.0 6 F 2298 2098 ASP 8.5 7 F 2299 2299 ASP 9.0 . 6 F 2300 2300 ASP 6.5 5 F 2301 2301 ASP 6.5 6 F 2302 2302 ASP 6,0 5 F 2303 2303 ASP 6.5 4 F 2304 2304 ASP 6.5 6 F 2305 2305 ASP 7.0 5 F 2306 2306 ASP 8.0 6 F 2307 2307 ASP 7.0 5 F 2308 2308 ASP 7.0 6 F 2309 2309 ` ASP 6.0 5 F 2310 2310 BIPA 14.0 4 6 F 2311 2311 ASP 6.0 3 F 2312 2312 ASP 7.0 3 F 2313 2313 ASP 7.0 4 F 2314 2314 ASP 9.5 4 2 F 2315 2315 ASP 6.0 5 F 2316 2316 ASP 6.0 4 F 2317 2317 ASP 6.5 5 F 2318 2318 ASP 6.5 5 F 2319 2319 ASP 7.0 5 F 2320 2320 ASP 6.0. 6 F 2321 2321 ASP 6.0 3 F 2322 2322 ASP 6.0 5 F 2323 2323 ASP 6.5 5 F 2324 2324 ASP 6.5 4 F 2325 2325 ASP 6.5 5 F 2326 2326 ASP 10.0 4 2 F 2327 2327 ASP 6.0 5 F 2328 2328 ASP 7.0 5 F 2329 2329 ASP 14.5 4 2 F 2330 2330 ASP 7.0 5 F 2331 2331 ASP 10.5 8 F 2332 2332 ASP 6.5 5 F 2333 2333 ASP 6.0 5 F 2334 2334 ASP 7.5 3 F 2335 2335 ASP 6.5 5 F 2336 2336 COT 9.5 5 F 2337 2337 ASP 6.0 6 F • Agenda Item 5B Environmental Board Meeting Date: March 31, 2004 Topic: Junes Subdivision Application Background: The City received application to subdivide a parcel of about 66 acres and build two houses on newly created lots. The property is located North of 62nd Street, and west of West Shadow Lake Drive (See attachment 1). The Junes property is zoned LDSR (Low Density sewered Reserve) in an area staged for growth between 1998 and 2010. The following attachments are provided: 1. Location Map 2. Preliminary Plat, Grading and Erosion Control Plan 3. MLCCS 4. Landscape -Scale Resources 5. Soils 6. Rice Creek Watershed Correspondance Analysis: The Minnesota Land Cover Classification (Attachment 3) shows short grasses with sparse tree cover, a pond, and a few aspen in a saturated situation. Recently the entire area has been cultivated and is for the most part bare ground. There are no significant trees on the site; therefore, a tree preservation plan is not needed. The larger scale picture (Attachment 4) shows the Junes property in a unique /rare plant corridor area. The rare plant corridors were generated on GIS by referencing the soils, and hydrology of known rare plant locations. This corridor generally follows a designated greenway area in the City Land Use Plan. A survey of the site verified that there are no remaining rare plant species on the portion of the site to be developed. It would be desirable to obtain a conservation easement for the rest of the site in the unique corridor. The soils for this area are wet (Attachment 5). These soils would be very difficult, if not impossible to develop. A portion of the site abuts a feed line to County ditch 25, and the conservation easement would ensure a buffer to this ditch. According to the Blandings turtle modal, the area of this conservation easement is an activity area of the turtles, with a breeding site to the SW. Since the land to the west is City parkland, perhaps the developer would plat this conservation easement as park. • Water from CD25 flows to Wards Lake. The developer is proposing to fill a pond in the vicinity of the existing house, fill a portion of wetland and mitigate wetland replacement to the North of the existing house (Attachment 2). A letter from Rice Creek Watershed disagrees with the wetland mitigation. (Attachment 6). Regardless of where the wetland mitigation occurs, the developer should use the City native seed specification for restoration of the ground in the pond area. Options: 1. Recommend approval of the Junes subdivision with staff and Environmental Board recommendations. 2. Recommend denial of the subdivision Recommendation: Option 1 • • Attachment SNP° 0 z O 0 • • • W \ •�,tf I i t j i ` ------ sae -......... `- house y `il'i I I t \ In t � It � \ ----sot - �/ N89 as 100 -Year Flood - 894.1 Lowest Floor - 898.1 The South Line of the Southwest 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 32 I hereby certify that this survey 003 prepared by me or under my direct supervision, and that I am a duly Registered land Surveyor under the lows of the State of Minnesota. Tedd W. Mottke, RLS Date: .7/fS %oV Minn. Reg. No. 15812 nlyR 15 2004 1_MO LAKE' h -1 • GRAPHIC SCALE 1...:F ew (0/730?) t Inch - e0 ft. Basle of Bearings is Assumed. Property Description: The South 650.00 feet of the East half of the West half of the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 32, EXCEPT the West 100.00 feet thereof. and EXCEPT the South 40.00 feet thereof; AND the South 430.00 feet of the West half of the East half of the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 32. EXCEPT the South 40.00 feet thereof. All In Township 31, Range 22, Anoka County, Minnesota. 000000 Slltfence Total Acreage of Plot 8.18 Total Acreage of Upland 1.37 Proposed Zoning R -IX Existing Surface - -` Proposed Surface Creation Wetland Cross — Section 40 ADDITIONS REVISIONS _ 10. DATE ORWN. CHKD. APPV0 COMMENTS d Q Mattke Surveying & Engineering, Inc. 7671 Central Avenue NE Fridley, MN 55432 (612) 783 -0300 AUTHORITY PROJECT TITLE Junes Addition Preliminary Plat, DRAWING TITLE Grading & Erosion Control Plan DRAWN CADD APPROVED TWM DRAWING CHECKED DATE 3/15/03 SCALE 1 - =50. Wayne Junes (763) 442 -1176 OF • Attachment 3 W � o d v a V 0 .c o c m N a7 C C C _"_.- co v .�.� 3 it id«« ° C N E c t 2 a2i y c1 o v 3 v a) a; 'v c w w.0 c p c d o a, c o o dcy^ E o c mac,- ,y�mi ,.A a. apVp �`°�!°3ov c y`- ° >� >wi > >d fa f, £c£cca ottt °' r v; • N • co :5 77; _c 0 co 0 �Q as • TD N -' • W o_ =2 conc`o a� 0 March 22, 2004 Wayne Junes 599 62nd Street Lino Lakes, MN 55014 Dear Mr. Junes, I have reviewed the wetland application plan you submitted for your property located at 599 62nd Street in the City of Lino Lakes (RCWD Permit application, number 03 -090). Your proposed plan involves the creation of two additional lots north of 62nd Street and West of West Shadow Lake Drive and 9,771 square feet of wetland impact. The Rice Creek Watershed District is required by State law to accept or deny wetland replacement plans based on their compliance with Minnesota Rules Chapter 8420, the Minnesota Wetland Conservation Act Minnesota Rules Chapter 8420.0548 Subp 3C5 states that "If the local government unit determines that a feasible and prudent alternative exists that would avoid impacts to wetlands, it shall deny the replacement plan." Minnesota Rules 8420.0548 Subp 3C2 states that "An alternative shall be considered feasible an d prudent if it meets all of the following requirements: (a) it is capable of being done from an engineering point of view; (b) it is in accordance with accepted engineering standards and practices; (c) it is consistent with reasonable requirements of the public health, safety, and welfare; (d) it is an environmentally preferable alternative based on a review of social, economic, and environmental impacts; and (e) it would create not truly unusual problems. The wetland impacts may be avoided by building the third lot in the location of the existing barn. This would eliminate any degradation of the wetland from the horses. Impacts from residential edge could be minimized or eliminated by placing signs along the edge to educate the residents of the existence of the wetland and what activities are not allowed within the wetland. Another alternative would be to eliminate lot 2 and change the footprint of lot 1 to avoid wetland impacts. According to Minnesota Rule 8420.0520 Subp. 7a., the case that the wetlands proposed to be impacted are extremely degraded and the proposed project will increase the quality of the wetland can only be made if a functional assessment is conducted using a methodology approved by the Board of Water and Soil Resources and is reviewed by the Technical Evaluation Panel. The Technical Evaluation Panel includes representatives from the Soil and Water Conservation Wayne Junes, Page 2 District, the Board of Water and Soil Resources, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Technical Evaluation Panel makes recommendations to the Rice Creek Watershed District but the Rice Creek Watershed District has the final authority to accept or deny a wetland replacement plan. Since a functional assessment has not been submitted and alternatives exists that would avoid impacts to the wetlands and meet all the requirements outlined in Minnesota Rules 8420.0548 Subp 3C2, the Rice Creek Watershed District Staff will recommend that the Rice Creek Watershed District Board of Managers deny your wetland replacement plan at the Board Meeting held on April 28, 2004, 7:00 p.m. at the Shoreview City Hall. If you wish to submit a functional assessment you may either write me a letter requesting an extension on the decision date until the assessment is complete or you can submit a new application when the assessment is complete. If a letter requesting an extension on the decision date is received before April 19, 2004, the recommendation for denial of the wetland replacement plan will not be presented to the Board of Managers at the April 28, 2004 meeting. The Rice Creek Watershed District is administratively extending the decision period until April 29th, 2004 allow you time to submit any additional information. I would be willing to meet with you and your engineer to discuss possible changes to your plan that would conform to the Wetland Conservation Act and allow the Rice Creek Watershed District to approve the plan. Any mitigation plan that is accepted will need to include a mitigation site that has irregular edges and specify on the plans that the bottom of the wetland will be irregular. Please contact me if you have any questions. Sincerely, Karl Hammers Permit Coordinator C: Ted Mattke, Mattke Surveying MN Board of Water and Soil Resources, ATTN: Lynda Peterson HQ, MNfDepartment of Natural Resources, ATTN: Doug Norris Metro HQ, MN/Department of Natural Resources, ATTN: Wayne Barstad' U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, ATTN: Tim Fell Anoka Soil and Water Conservation District ATTN: Becky Wozney City of Lino Lakes Agenda Item 5C Environmental Board Meeting Date: July 30, 2003 Topic: West Shadow Ponds 2 "d Addition /Preliminary Plat, rezone, MUSA allocation Background: West Shadow Ponds 2nd Addition is a 1 acre subdivision request located on the NE corner of West Shadow Lake Road and 62 "d Street. The present parcel is unsewered. The applicant is requesting to connect a sewer line to proposed 2 new residential units. The present site is partially in the MUSA and in a staged growth area of 1998 to 2010. The applicant is requesting MUSA for the West Side of the present lot. The parcel is zoned Low Density Sewered. See Attachment 1 and 2. The following attachments are included with this report: 1. West Shadow Ponds Preliminary Plat, Lot Split, Grading and Erosion Control Plan 2. West Shadow Ponds Location, MUSA and Growth Staging. 3. West Shadow Ponds MLCCS Analysis: West Shadow Ponds MLCCS shows the area as Short Grasses and Mixed Trees with 26 -50 % impervious cover. See Attachment 3 Trees are described on the survey as confined to the north part of the Lots, and as Aspen, fair condition, between 10 to 40 years old. It appears the developer intentions are to leave the trees undisturbed. The developer should show his intentions with tree- protection fence locations. The tree protection fence should be installed and verified by the City before ground disturbance. The developer is proposing to fill 4822 square feet of wetland. This wetland fill is allowable for any one project for up to 5000 square feet. Soils are for the most part classified as Isanti wet (High water table). There are no unique or rare wildlife or vegetation considerations on this site. Recommend the developer plant one boulevard -tree of the City's choice per frontage. Options: 1. Recommend to approve with comments and suggestions 2. Recommend denial of approval Recommendation: Option 1. GRAPHIC SCALE a a is (1N Psey ) I Lash 60 ft. Basis of Bearings Is Assumed. Existing Legal Description: The North 189.08 feet of the South 229,08 feet of the West 230.36 feet of the East 1/2 of the East 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 32, Township 31, Range 22, Anoka Camty, Minnesota Proposed Zoning R1 —X 6,541 sq.fijl *{ 0, @l acres �{ 1 j r' i; hihAjk� k Line iii • 100 —Yea Flood - 594.1 Lowest Floor w. 898.1 I hereby earthy that thle survey wai prepared by me or under my direct supervision, and that 1 am a duly Registered Land Surveyor under the laws of the State of Nhnesota. emu. >•r.aa Tedd W. Mattke, RLS Date: 3/,./„9 Minn. Reg. No. 15612 I hereby comas that this pion, Non, my Of report was prepared by me my direct supervision, and that 1 o y Registered Professional Engineer under. the State of Minnesota Statutes, Sections 326 02 to 326.16. ✓.�+ed. )7.. dMattke Surveying & Engineering, Inc. 7671 Central Avenue NE Fridley, MN 55432 (612) 783 -0300 Tedd W. Mattke, P.E. Date:' /,. /.v Minn. Reg. No. 15612 04012 Richard S. Carlson Development, LLC Fridley, MN 55432 AyThORm 7871 Central Avenue NE (763) 788 -1218 PROJECT 11TLE West Shadow Ponds 2nd Addition Preliminary Plat -- Lot Split DRAWING 11iLE Grading & Erosion Control Plan DRAWN CADD APPROVED MI CHECKED DATE 3/10/04 SCALE: 1"..50' 1 DRAWING OF 1 Attachment 2 N N co O O r a) O ✓ N O. C6 CIS N 0 y 0) a- a - T _C Q Q O - V) O 26_0 0.18 Miles 0) O 0) O W Attachment 3 0 CO v 0 J v C N '0 0 H +' ✓ 1- c a o n. N 3 +. o y L us s N 9- N c +' 0 N d DU J 2 0 > 0 0 0 0 0 •E. L L 0. > > :.i0 O a a N 0 ,o 0 ✓ 0 0 0 = aau +=EE•c (n O O 0 N C 0 N M O rte , -to N N 1.. • 0 V 0 = != O o • d d ai O 0 m as w b -. -: 0 Naa 0 To 0 0 c - 0,Exxa O ccc�▪ EE0 0 y o c c °Lc°mca3 D) 0-4)1e) 0 0 0 L`-- 0 0 cOn 0 E V L L w CA E ( i+ C C. E r "0 0) 01 au '0 .2 y+O4t't't ci t 0 O C 0 0 0 CO 0 0 TO O t t L (.)u.2aacocnco 0.09 0 0.09 0.18 Miles • Agenda Item 6A Environmental Board Meeting Date: March 31, 2004 Topic: Other Environmental Boards/ Committees Summary: Mary Jo O'Dea did research on other Environmental Boards that exist. One of the 2004 goals of the Environmental Board was to investigate ways to network with other boards. I have included this list as an attachment for discussion. Attachments: 1. O'Dea Research /Other Environmental Boards • Afton Park, Recreation & Open Space Commission • Birchwood Park & Open Space Board Committee Blaine Natural Resources Conservation Board Burnsville Parks & Natural Resources Commission Champlin Environmental Resources Commission Chanhassen Environmental Commission Cottage Grove Parks, Rec & Natural Resources Crystal Environmental Quality Advisory Commission Eden Prairie Parks, Recreation & Natural Resources Commission Fridley Environmental Quality and Energy Commission Golden Valley Environmental Commission Ham Lake Park and Tree Commission Hastings Natural Resources & Recreation Commission Inver Grove Heights Environmental Commission Mankato Environmental Committee Minneapolis Citizen Environmental Advisory Committee Mound Park and Open Space Advisory Commission New Brighton Parks, Recreation & Environmental Commission North St. Paul Environmental Advisory Commission Northfield Environmental Quality Commission Oak Park Heights Garden Committee? Oakdale Environmental Management Commission • Plymouth Environmental Quality Board Prior Lake Lake Advisory Committee Ramsey Environmental Policy Task Force Shakopee Environmental Advisory Committee Shoreview Environmental Quality Committee Winona Citizens Environmental Quality Committee Woodbury Environmental Education Commission 3/20/2004 Source: www.statelocalgov.net /state- mn.htm #city