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.2- 4. Aquifer conditions. Geologic water bearingconditions ust b stratumsarenotexposedwto potential contamination, ed to insure the various al TI heMississippi River must also be considered as it provides municipal water I for St. Paul, Minneapolis and down stream communities. 5. Soil conditions. Geologic conditions must be reviewed to determine ground penetration PossClayiandiores. solidhis area ceme tuoussrockswouldble sanandbe desireablegtocPreventeground Penetration and possible ground water contamination. 6. Uses and Land Use. Areas of hazardous waste generation should be identified and sites within close proximity should be considered to reduce road hauling and Potential exposure and accident possibilities. On the other end, prox- imity to authorized hazardous waste disposal sites should be considered to provide easier and rapid transport and disposal of processed material. 1. Community type. Consideration should be given to the type of community adjacent to proposed sites. Selection of potential sites adjacent to or within bedroom communities should be avoided. The preliminary realistic forconsideration since established within Fridley anumberof theprot pertieswithin nthe r site areas A and B are parks or have structures constructed on them. A revised map was submitted to the board but apparently not utilized. Attach ed is a city map identifying those vacant heavy industrial areas within our Comprehensive Plan. The City Council is quite concerned about the criteria and require- ments associated with the selection of Hazardous Waste Sites. Accordingly we have scheduled is presentation by the Waste Management Board at the Fridley Civic Center on November 15, 1982 at 8:30 P.M. After the meeting we will present any other comments or items pertaining to the selection factors and specific information concerning the preliminary areas. Sincerely, /John G. Flora Director of Public Works JGF/mc Enclosures