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Mounds View City Council October 10, 1988 Regular Meeting Page Seven Mr. Koppy reviewed the wetland considerations, explain- ing there are four different agencies that will be reviewing this to insure regulations are met. Those agencies would be the Rice Creek Watershed District, Army Corps of Engineers, DNR and City of Mounds View. A .7 acre encroachment would be made, but the addition of the pond in the upland area would create 2.8 acres of new wetland. Mr. Koppy showed where the encroachment would occur, explaining that due to both future road expansion plans and the location of a Williams pipeline on the pro- perty, they were restricted in placement on the property. They have met with the Ramsey County Highway Department and are planning the access to the property based on their recommendations, which would result in the roadway being on the wetland area for the .7 acre. They are also working with the Corps of Engineers, who has placed stakes on the property. The encroachment would be in both Type 2 and 7 wetlands, and he reviewed their mitigation proposal which would create another 3 acres of new wetland, which would bring the total up to over 5 acres of new wetland. Mr. Koppy reviewed the list of other permits required from the Minnesota Deparatment of Health, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Metro Waste Control Commission, Ramsey County, MnDOT and the City of Mounds View. He explained they intend to apply with each and every one of the different agencies and follow their specific permitting process. He added they will also be requesting a PUD for the site. Clerk /Administrator Pauley reviewed the plans for County Road J within the City of Mounds View. He also explained Barr had received the report last week and has begun reviewing it. Staff will be meeting with them sometime this week, or as soon as possible, and they will be including both Attorney Meyers and Attorney Karney in the discussions. He added he would let the Council know when the meeting was scheduled. Mr. Koppy stated they would be submitting their re- quests to the various agencies after the preliminary plat has been approved. He also responded to questions from the EAW which had been submitted_ it was agreed by the Council that addendums and maps would be attached regarding the undeveloped park land adjacent to the proposed development. There was discussion on the soil borings which are being done presently. Their findings are consistent my with what information is already available. Kay Weisman, 7807 Bona Road, asked what capacity the building will he used at. Mr. Seipp explained the first building should meet their growth needs for five