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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/28/2007 Env Bd PacketCity of Lino Lakes Environmental Board Meeting March 28, 2007 6:30 p.m. AGENDA 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INTRODUCTION AND SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS 3. ELECTION OF OFFICERS 4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES January 31, 2007 February 28, 2007 5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA • 6. OPEN MIKE 7. ACTION ITEMS A. Conditional Use Permit for earth material storage at 6644 20th Avenue, Royal Oaks Realty 8. DISCUSSION ITEMS A. Updates. 9. ADJOURN • • • • ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING DATE TIME STARTED TIME ENDED MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT STAFF PRESENT 1. 2. CITY OF LINO LAKES APPROVED MINUTES JANUARY 31, 2007 : January 31, 2007 . 6:34 P.M. . 9:15 P.M. : Mary Jo O'Dea, Martha DeHaven, Barbara Bor, Kimberly Brouillet, Alan Traylor, Peter Brown, Paula Andrzejewski : None : Environmental Coordinator Marty Asleson, CALL TO ORDER Ms. O'Dea called the meeting to order at 6:34 p.m. INTRODUCTION AND SWEARING IN OF NEW MEMBERS Mayor Bergeson presented the oath to the newly elected board members, as well as the swearing in. 3. ELECTION OF OFFICERS This Item moved to the February agenda. Board members gave a brief introduction of themselves to board. Peter Brown has lived in Lino Lakes for 25 years. He is a retired school administrator and athletic director. Paula Andrzejewski has lived in Lino Lakes for over 20 years. She teaches 5th grade at Rice Lake Elementary. Kim Brouillet has lived in Lino Lakes for 2 1/2 years. She is a teacher and in real estate, construction, etc. Mary Jo O'Dea has been a board member since 2001. She is currently the board chair person. She is an attorney by trade. Barbara Bor is a lifetime resident of Lino Lakes and has a public health background. Alan Traylor has lived in Lino Lakes for 6 years. He is a marketing executive. 1 DRAFT MINUTES ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 31, 2007 Martha DeHaven — not present at this time. 4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES December 20, 2006 There are no changes to the December 20, 2006 minutes. Ms. Brouillet made a motion to approve the December 20, 2006 meeting minutes without changes. Ms. Bor seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. 5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Move Item - Election of officers has been moved to the February agenda. Add Item - additional item to the 2007 Environmental Board Goals. Add Item - The SHEP presentation will take place at the February 28, 2007 Environmental Board meeting. Ms. Brouillet made a motion to approve the January 31, 2007 meeting minutes with changes. Ms. Bor seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. 6. OPEN MIKE Open Mike opened at 6:42 p.m. Open Mike closed at 6:42 p.m. 7. ACTION ITEMS A. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT — COMFORTS OF HOME, CORE DEVELOPMENT Comforts of Home is a newly proposed development located in the NW quadrant of Hodgson Road and County Road J. Mr. Asleson presented his staff report. Mr. Asleson went over the tree plan. There are no rare or threatened species on the site. Trails and greenways are proposed. City native seed mix is to be used to restore the wetland area. This site will be conducive to infiltrate water. The site meets Rice Creek Watershed's standard of water. Mr. Asleson talked about infiltration areas, rain gardens and a storm water pollution prevention plan (SWPP). At this time, there have been 11 trees found and identified on site. The 2 DRAFT MINUTES • • • • • ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 31, 2007 developer has not yet submitted the required tree preservation plan. The proposed trail alignment confers with the city trail system plan. The lighting plan submitted is in conformance with city standards. The developer needs to show the location of any areas planned for sod. The location, type and quantity of rain garden must be shown on the landscaping plan. Proposed pond areas not formally planted, should be planted with city mix. Invasive species should be eradicated with site development. Spill containments should be incorporated into the plan. Mr. O'Dea explained to the new members how the board either makes a motion on the action items presented to approve the project or deny. The Environmental Board will forward the project to the Planning & Zoning Board, who will forward it to the City Council. Mr. Grochala stated that the 13 modifications Mr. Asleson recommends are always applicable. Ms O'Dea asked, after the City's Comprehensive Plan in amended, will this project come back before this board. Mr. Grochala stated that there will be major changes that will come back to this board. Significant changes are needed to what is being proposed by Core Development at this time. Ms. O'Dea explained to new members how the board needs to comment on the current proposed project, at this time. Ms. O'Dea questioned the gas station pad. Mr. Grochala stated that the current proposal is at a developmental stage. Ms. O'Dea questioned Recommendation 12 of Mr. Asleson's Staff Report. Should it read: should be combined, not increased? Ms. O'Dea suggested it read increased or combined. Mr. Asleson stated it should say both increased or combined. Ms. O'Dea addressed the wetland issue based on this type of development. She asked about a buffer that is required between proposed residential and current homes. Mr. Grochala stated the buffer would need to be established. The developer will have to accommodate this provision and if that means the sight needs to change dramatically that's what the developer needs to do. Ms. Brouillet would like to recommend the maintenance agreements for rain gardens and storm water management for these types of developments, provide a sizeable common area. She asked if this issue could be put into an association agreement. Mr. Grochala responded that it is standard practice for homeowners to 3 DRAFT MINUTES ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 31, 2007 take care of common areas. Mr. Grochala stated that drainage and utility easements are what will be covered in the maintenance plan. Ms. O'Dea stated the board would like to put in their standard wording as a recommendation to request roadway areas be kept to a minimum. Mr. Traylor questioned who would install the proposed trails. Mr. Grochala responded that the developer is required to put in paved trails. Mr. Traylor asked about volumes on retention water. Mr. Asleson responded that there are Rice Creek Watershed District requirements that have to be met by. Mr. Grochala stated that Core Development is the master developer. Comforts of Home would be residential only. Core Development will bring in a partner for grocery, etc. Ms. Bor asked if it is an option for the board to table this item. Mr. Grochala responded that this is a preliminary approval and the board needs to act on the information as is. If this item is tabled, it may not come back to the board. State laws require the city to act on this application within 60 days. Mr. Grochala stated that approval or denial is not where the board should be at. That would be Planning & Zoning Board's statutory role. The Environmental Board is making recommendations to Planning & Zoning Board to take into consideration. The Environmental Board should look at this site as it concerns the Environmental Board and how the site is suppose to be developed. Ms. Bor questioned what verbiage to use rather than approval or denial. She suggested using; forward the proposal with recommendations from the board. It was unanimous that the Environmental Board would like to say, forward with recommendation, not approval or denial. Ms. O'Dea asked if there were any residents here to speak on this issue. Brenda Olson from Woodridge Lane was present to speak. Ms. Olson noted the plan has no designated open space. She stated that the homes in the area have sump pump systems. All but two months of the year, the pumps are operating. She was concerned that if this development is at a higher elevation, water will be going right down to the present homes. She stated half of the homes sold recently in the area are on the 100 year flood plane. She is concerned that there is not a buffer between the proposed town homes and present single family homes. Ms. Bor asked Ms. Olson what she would like to see as a buffer. 4 DRAFT MINUTES • • ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 31, 2007 • Ms. Olson stated she would like to see a buffer of green space and landscaping. Ms. Bor asked if this project were to occur, what would make it livable. Ms. Olson stated she does not feel a wall of town homes would be a buffer. Mr. Asleson addressed the drainage issues of Ms. Olson. Rice Creek Watershed and the city engineers will go over this issue. The builder /developer cannot discharge any water off the site. Mike Witham from Woodridge Lane was also present to speak. Mr. Witham's concerns were that of water run off and the buffer issue. He stated this past fall his backyard had standing water. Mr. Witham stated that for a buffer there is very little open space between the project and existing homes. Mr. Witham would like to see trails or greenery. Mr. Grochala stated that from a design process Rice Creek Watershed District will end up with a drainage plan to determine how much water is leaving this site and though what corridors. This information will come out and be brought forward. RECOMMENDATIONS: • Along with Mr. Asleson's staff recommendations the following recommendations are to be added or changed: • • #1 of Mr. Asleson's staff recommendation add: Establish a healthy wetland for filtration and natural visual design. • #2 of Mr. Asleson's staff recommendation change to read: Site should be modified to include buffer and enhance greenway design • #12 of Mr. Asleson's staff recommendation change to read: increased or combined... • Add #14 to read: Roadway areas kept to a minimum. Ms. Brouillet made a motion forward with recommendations. Mr. Brown seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. B. AMENDED CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT — HOLIDAY STATIONSTORES Mr. Grochala updated the board on this project. The city has been working to reconstruct the 35W Interchange. The Holiday Stationstores project is moving forward this spring. Part of the project will be to build a westerly extension to Town Center Parkway. As part of that process the City is working with Holiday 5 DRAFT MINUTES ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 31, 2007 on a short term and long term basis. At this time, there will be minor modifications to the store. Ultimately Holiday is preparing for a new facility on the site. It will be 3 -4 years before construction of a new store begins. Mr. Asleson presented his staff report. Holiday Stationstores, Inc. has requested to tear down and rebuild at its present location at 7509 Lake Drive. The land is 2.8 acres. The proposed new store includes a car wash and retail store, as well as additional parking spaces. Dave Edquist from Holiday Stationstores handed out and reviewed the lighting plan with board members. The canopy is of concern to most board members. Mr. Edquist explained that typically a store would have 36 flush mounted canopy lights. He is proposing a canopy which replaces the middle row of lights. The new focus light in recessed and 100 watts. The fixture hangs down from the canopy. Mr. Edquist stated that this is the same lighting as the store on Lexington and 35W. It was asked if the lighting meets the requirements and does not affect neighboring property. Mr. Grochala stated that if it exceeds the ordinance requirements there may need to be a reduction. Mr. Edquist talked about drop down lighting. Mr. Asleson asked what size bulb is used in the drop down lights. Mr. Edquist stated that it is a 100 watt metal halide. Mr. Asleson stated we would like to keep watts to a minimum. Mr. Edquist stated that the Holiday Stationstores have to follow safety requirements regarding lighting. Ms. O'Dea asked about the loss of trees on the site and if this will increase or decrease lighting to the neighbors. Mr. Edquist stated that overall it will be a decrease to what is there now. There will be a city street between housing and the store. Mr. Grochala stated that at this time there are no requirements in this district. This is a commercially zoned property. Mr. Edquist stated that there are two larger trees in the landscape plan. Mr. Asleson stated that he feels with the two larger trees the site will be darker than it is now. Mr. Traylor wondered if the area has to be lit 24 hours a day. He also asked if motion lighting is a possibility. Ms. Bor stated that it would be appreciated if an attempt to reduce lighting at the site would be made. Mr. Edquist went over their landscape plan and what it will include. Mr. Edquist stated that they will certainly do everything they can to do it right. 6 DRAFT MINUTES • • ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 31, 2007 • Mr. Traylor asked if there is a standard to be followed on signage. It was stated that, the signage will have to meet city code requirements. • Ms. Brouillet asked if new signage will be staying at the same height. Mr. Edquist replied that they would not go any higher. Mr. Traylor asked is there will be storage tank removal. Mr. Edquist stated; the tanks will be taken out and put in a different location. It was recommended that the site be checked for contamination. It was stated that the MPCA has requirements that have to be met. RECOMMENDATIONS: Along with Mr. Asleson's staff recommendations the following recommendations are to be added: • Remediation plan regarding underground storage tanks. • Add buffering to attempt to reduce light spill onto neighboring properties • Recommendation to add more landscaping Ms. O'Dea asked the board for a motion to forward, approve or deny. Ms. Bor made a motion to forward with recommendations. Mr. Traylor seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. C. ADOPTION OF 2007 ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD GOALS Add as bullet point 11: Participate in school nature project at Centennial Middle School. Bullet point # 5, change to read: perform past environmental board. Moved to submit summary..... to community development director. We would like to ensure that council will see also. Ms. Brouillet will forward report to Mr. Asleson. Next meeting. Monitor instead of any activity, say all. Say 35W corridor, not AUAR. Mr. Bor explained a summary to Mr. Traylor. First bullet change to local media, not the QUAD. 7 DRAFT MINUTES ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 31, 2007 Motion to approve 2007 goals by Ms. DeHaven second Ms. Brouillet. All in favor, motion carried unanimously. 2007 Goals will be presented to council February 26th. D. COMP PLAN UPDATE TASK FORCE Mr. Grochala addressed the board on the upcoming Comp Plan Task Force and asked that three members from the Environmental Board volunteer to be on this task force. The City is in the process of updating the existing comp plan due in 2008. Part of the process is completing the 2030 Visioning Process, to be done by the City Council on February 12. The first meeting proposed is March 7. This will be an overview of the process. March 21 will be the first advisory meeting. We are looking at the third Wednesday of the month at 6:30 for these meetings. He stated that this will be an exciting process and potentially be very interesting to this board. The three volunteers are: Barbara Bor, Alan Traylor and Kim Brouillet The first meeting on March 7 will be for members of all boards. Invitations have been sent in the mail regarding this. 8. DISCUSSION ITEMS Mr. Traylor requested Clearwater Creek be added to the board's February agenda as a discussion item. EARTH DAY - Earth Day is scheduled for April 21. If board members are interested in helping, contact Mr. Asleson. RECYCLING DAY - Recycling day is April 27. Trish and the Tunes will be at Rice Lake Elementary for a very fun, but serious music and puppet show on recycling from 9:30 — 10:30 a.m. There will be only one recycling day this year. It will be May 5. Volunteers from board would be helpful and welcomed. BLUE HERON UPDATE — There will be maintenance on Peltier Island scheduled for March 20. Ms. Bor indicated that the Herons typically arrive back on the island before March 17. NEW EAGLE'S NEST - Mr. Asleson showed the board a new eagle's nest on George Watch Lake. 8 DRAFT MINUTES • • • ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING JANUARY 31, 2007 0 NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION — There will be an orientation for new board members. Ms. Hogstad will send out an email with tentative dates. 9. ADJOURN The next meeting of the Environmental Board will be on February 28, 2007. There being no further business, Ms. Bor moved to adjourn at 9:15 p.m. Ms. DeHaven seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Transcribed by: Lisa Hogstad Community Development Secretary • 9 DRAFT MINUTES • • • ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING DATE TIME STARTED TIME ENDED MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERS ABSENT STAFF PRESENT CITY OF LINO LAKES APPROVED MINUTES FEBRUARY 28, 2007 : February 28, 2007 . 6:34 P.M. . 8:15 P.M. : Mary Jo O'Dea, Martha DeHaven, Barbara Bor, Kimberly Brouillet, Alan Traylor, Peter Brown, Paula Andrzejewski : None : Environmental Coordinator Marty Asleson, 1. CALL TO ORDER Ms. O'Dea called the meeting to order at 6:34 p.m. 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES There are no minutes to approve at this time. 3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA There were no changes to the agenda. 4. OPEN MIKE Connie Grundhofer, past Environmental Board member and Lino Lakes resident, talked about the upcoming Earth Day scheduled on Saturday, April 21 at Wargo Nature Center. This year's theme is "What did you do for the Earth today." Ms. Grundhofer expressed that in the past the Environmental Board has sponsored a booth at this event. Ms. Grundhofer asked if there were any members willing to volunteer at this time. The next Earth Day meeting is scheduled for March 15 at 6:00 p.m. at Wargo Nature Center. Mr. Asleson stated this is the 17th or 18th year Lino Lakes has been involved in Earth Day. People volunteer to clean up the parks, streets, etc. There has been some trouble this year with fundraising. Friends of the Park have helped in the past and the organization has since dissolved. Mr. Asleson has talked to the Jaycees to see if they can help with fundraising. We are waiting to hear from them at this time. Volunteers receive a free lunch from 11:30 to 12:30 at Wargo. Earth Day is opened to the public at 1:00. There are many booths, arts and crafts, face painting, popcorn, petting zoo, etc. 1 DRAFT MINUTES ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 2007 Recycling Day is scheduled to take place May 5. There will only be one recycling day this year. Ms. Grundhofer mentioned to the board that volunteers are needed for this event. Open Mike closed at 6:45 p.m. 5. ACTION ITEMS There are no action items at this time. 6. DISCUSSION ITEMS A. Election of Officers Ms. O'Dea stated how the election process works. Ms. Brouillet nominated Ms. O'Dea to continue as Chair of the Environmental Board and Ms. Bor to continue as Vice Chair. Motion carried unanimously. B. Stream Health Monitoring Program (SHEP) Mr. Asleson gave background information on the Stream Health Monitoring Program. Mr. Gary Averbeck was present to give a PowerPoint presentation of the Stream Health Evaluation Project (SHEP) of the Hardwood Creek area. The data analysis date was that of January 27, 2007. The two areas of collection were from the north and south of County Road 40. The group sampled ripples, undercuts of banks and vegetation in a 100 yard area. Most specimens went onto Wargo Nature Center where they were analyzed under microscope. Once the insects were identified they were put in jars and numbered. They evaluated the vertebrata community to determine stream health. They gave values as how the vertebrata pollution tolerance levels were based. Ms. O'Dea asked if this is a healthy stream because there are a lot of different species that live there. Mr. Averbeck stated yes, there were many tolerant benthos. Anoka Conservation District has been monitoring this site over the years. There will be another around of testing in the fall by the SHEP group. The pollution control appears to be going in a positive direction yet this stream is still in trouble. Ms. Bor went over the color of the water in the areas and land use around it. Mr. Traylor asked what the predomination of the chemical structure in the stream was. 2 DRAFT MINUTES • • • • • • ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 2007 Ms. Bor stated that their study has established important data. The SHEP program hopes the study they have presented will go to Rice Creek Watershed and be deemed valuable. Mr. Asleson stated that the idea is to educate people as to what they are finding. The Friends of the Mississippi are interested in taking SHEP findings to the Lino Lakes City Council. It was stated that the people in Centerville and Hugo might also be interested in these reports. Ms. O'Dea asked if the SHEP findings will be presented to the city council and if it is, she suggested to the group to bring along the historical and chemical information as well. There was a Motion by Ms. Brouillet to bring this item to the city council with Mr. Asleson's help. The Motion was seconded by Mr. Traylor. Motion carried unanimously. C. Clearwater Creek Outlots Discussion Mr. Traylor asked Mr. Asleson to put this discussion item on the agenda. One of the past Environmental Board Goals was not only to develop a method for conservation development designs but to take a development with the city boards, council, developers and builders and involve them in a charrette. Clearwater Creek was the chosen development. Mr. Asleson stated that the land that has become the Clearwater Creek development was virtually untouched when it was first looked at. The developer used Applied Ecological Services (AES) to lead the charrette. They knew there was a good amount of drain tile and didn't know what the development would do to hydrology. The city wanted to establish greenways. The final product was the acquisition of the conservation areas of the development areas, a park area and trails and $110,000 in initial restoration costs and a management plan. The developer was required to hand out new resident packets concerning resources. There are two critical areas in this development that still need addressing. Mr. Asleson stated that the city is still holding escrow monies on this project for a portion of trail and a buffer. The developer let the open spaces go tax- forfeiture and the city has subsequently signed the papers to acquire them. Mr. Traylor expressed issues with the development and how to communicate with residents. Mr. Brouillet stated that as with Stoneybrook what really helped is a good communication system. There is initial money that the Clearwater creek residents put up. The city is setting up trust funds so we can keep the city funds managed. Mr. Traylor would like the model of communication re- energized. 3 DRAFT MINUTES ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEETING FEBRUARY 28, 2007 Mr. Bor stated that part of putting this item on the agenda was the conceptual idea and the design at the Environmental Board level. There seems to be that there has been money invested to keep up the work. This was not the case in past developments. The activity really has to come from the residents that live there on a volunteer basis. The goal here is to achieve what we set out to do. Mrs. Brouillet suggested that there needs to be an enforcer to let homeowners know what is out there and what they are permitted to do in the wet lands. Mr. Traylor asked if one of the open areas was going to be a city park or going to be left as an open space /wet land. Mr. Asleson stated that he would find out. Ms. O'Dea stated that the board proceeds more carefully when reviewing new proposed developments than the past. Mr. Traylor stated he will learn more about the development and draft something for the residents. It was stated that there is a need for neighborhood self enforcement of wet land areas. D. Comprehensive Plan Review Update Mr. Asleson stated that there will be an All Board meeting scheduled on March 7 at Chomonix Golf Course in the banquet room from 6:30 — 8:30. It is the Comprehensive Plan "Kick -off' Meeting. There will be an invitations sent out to all members. E. Orientation Session for New Members — Set Date Mr. Asleson proposed dates for the new member orientation of April 10, 11 or 12th. Mr. Brown stated he had a conflict. Mr. Asleson stated staff will send out new dates for new members to consider. 7. ADJOURN It was noted that the next meeting of the Environmental Board will be on March 28, 2007. There being no further business, Ms. Brouillet moved to adjourn at 8:15 p.m. Ms. DeHaven seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Transcribed by: Lisa Hogstad Community Development Secretary • • Agenda Item 7A Staff Originator: Marty Asleson Environmental Board Meeting Date: March 28, 2007 Topic: Royal Oaks /Material Storage Applicant: Royal Oaks Realty BACKGROUND: Royal Oaks Realty stockpiled over 5000 yards of material on a site on 20th Ave. Royal Oaks has been using the site as a continuous borrow /stockpile for soil. The existing stockpile contains 5605 cubic yards. City Subdivision Code addresses the need for a conditional use permit of any stockpiles over 5000 cubic yards. Request: Royal Oaks Realty, requests a conditional use permit to stockpile over 5000 yards of materials on a lot in the NE corner of Birch Street and 20th Ave. The materials would be actively removed and stockpiled for various different projects. Site Location: 20th Ave and Birch Street. See Attachment 1. Site Data: The existing stockpile is approximately 1.2 acre in size on a 9.3 acre parcel. Land Use and Zoning: The land is zoned Rural, but is in growth area 1. ANALYSIS: Land Cover: Cultivated field and other hydric vegetation. • • • Rare and Unique Resources None. Parks, Natural Open Space/ Greenways and Trail System Plan: Not Applicable. Wetlands: There is a type 3 wetland indicated on the National Wetlands Inventory located in the SE corner of the site. This area may go into the area already filled on. The southern part of the existing stockpile is on hydric soils with an encroaching floodplain. Suggest wetland delineation be done for the site. Royal Oaks should obtain RCWD permits if needed. Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan This site is considered a construction site by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Royal Oaks needs to contact the MPCA to determine what needs to be done. If a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan is needed than Royal Oaks needs to write such a plan that conforms to NPDES and submit this plan to the City for approval. This plan and inspection reports must be stored in an accessible place to the City on site. Tree Preservation Limits of disturbance must be drawn on the site plan. If these limits are within 50 feet of existing trees, than a tree preservation plan must be included as a condition of permit. RECOMMENDATION: 1. A wetland delineation should be done for the site. 2. The developer check with the MPCA to discuss what should be done to be in compliance with NPDES, and that a storm water protection plan be written and submitted to the City for review. 3. Obtain any needed RCWD permits. 4. Obtain City permit to stockpile. 5. Submit a tree preservation plan if needed. ATTACHMENTS: • 1. Royal Oaks Realty Material Storage Plan. • • • MATERIAL STORAGE PLAN: NORTH IN THE CITY OF LINO LAKES, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA FOR: ROYAL OAKS REALTY Phone 651- 483 -5518 ,,..:.....-- .x.2.4- NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTH 7.5.00 FEET '2 N89 °57' 14 "E 822.01 RECEIVED FEB 0 9.2-07 0 LINO LAKES 1 0 =0 W 922.74 92186 92994 •92309 x.e .922.0e 9216E +919.72 x91964 ACCESS ROUTE TO STOCKPILE x 9ES19 91989 90529 8 ..__.___.. -�._ _.... 2 ";. iyn; 91]9�7���1T8i TIT .9ET .91'%.37 ---- •..- ...... .- _ . TING ROCK CONSTRUCTION ENTRANCE x91916 SAS „ *_ •92L6I ` 0919.54 1 d x el.. `. �A9. � J d X C;3 I r a�- E. 6. RUD a SONS, INC. EST 1971 Professional Land Surveyors www.eg ud.com 6776 Lake Drive NE, Suite 110 Lino Lakes, MN 55014 Tel. (651) 361 -8200 Fax (651) 361 -8701 1 hereby certify that this survey, plan or report was prepared by me or under my direct supervision and that l am a duly Registered Land Surveyor under the laws of the State of Minnesota. DANIEL W OSERMILLER Date: License No. 25341 8,22.01 S89 °57'14 "W x' x TH�..L OF THH 5 0.00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 795.00 =ET wAPwer 000 a ,,. 2/7/07 020492 02 DRAWL. A0.. 05720PP saEr 1 r 1 GRAPHIC SCALE 2e W SD ISO ( IN FEET) 1 inch - 40 ft. S' \rud\ CAD \05proj \05720PP \stockpile.dwg 2/7/2007 2:20:34 PM CST VICINITY MAP: PARTS OF SEC. 25, TWP. 31, RNG. 22 ANOKA COUNTY. l* 1' ESOTA (NOT TO SCALE) • PROPERTY DESCRIPTION & PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION: The North 530.00 feet of the South 795.00 feet of the West 82200 feet of the Southwest quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 25 Tonnsh0 31, Range 2Z Anoka County, Minnesota. 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