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�® CITY OF FRIDLEY 9421 UNIVERSITY AVENUE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA $5102 TELEPHONE 1112)571.2150 November 10, 1982 1 Waste Management Board 123 Thorson Building 7323 - 58th Avenue North Crystal, MN 55426 Attn: Sharon Decker Re: Hazardous Waste Sites Dear Ms. Decker, The staff appreciated meeting with you on Tuesday November 9, 1982 and discussing the procedures and criteria being utilized by the Waste Management Board in Identifying possible hazardous waste processing sites. At that meeting I provided you city sap sheets from our Comprehensive Plan pertaining to the Water Supply System, Parks, Ground Water Recharge, Wetlands and Natural Resources. I hope these will assist you in analyzing the proposed sites in Fridley. The following is being submitted to provide additional information specifically addressing the vacant heavy industrial properties within the Board's designated zones identified in my letter of October 27, 1982. (See attached map) 1. This site is within an identified Tax Increment District established because of the extremely poor soil conditions and high water table. This area Is bordered on the north by a Nature Center, proposed high density residential development and commercial property; and on the West and east by single family residential housing. The watershed throughout this area passes through the nature center and Springbrook Creek into the Mississippi River above the City of St. Paul Water Works. The western boundary use is limited by two high voltage electric transmission corridors. 2. This site Is bounded on the West by residential housing and on the east by commercial businesses. The western boundry use Is limited by two high voltage electric transmission corridors. The watershed in this area enters Stonybrook Creek and then the Mississippi River directly above the City of St. Paul Water Works. 3. This site borders A Single famly housing development on the north, commercial development on the west and a city park and Regional Trail (walk, bike, water) system on the south. It 1e within 350 feet of two of the city's shallow wells and water filtration plant. A. This site is bordered on the north by a single family housing development and on the South by a oity park and Regional Trail (walk, bike, water) system. It is within 750 feet of one city water well and 1250 feet from two city shallow wells and a water filtration plant.