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proposal should be approved,and the status of the city's comprehensive more citizens is received and if the <br /> whether changes or modifications plan.Similarly,a city must prepare an proposed project"may have the <br /> should be required.The Environmen- EAW for construction of 20 or more potential for significant environmental <br /> tal Assessment Worksheet,on the other residences in a shoreland and flood effects."Even though these EAWs are <br /> hand,is a six page checklist intended plain area if the city has not adopted -labeled"discretionary," their prepara- <br /> to quickly analyze some of the impor- certain state-required ordinances or tion is required when certain tests are <br /> tant environmental impacts of a plans.Other requirements of the rules met.The preparation of a discretionary <br /> proposal.One of the purposes of an require the mandatory preparation of EAW suspends the 60-day time limit for <br /> EAW is to determine whether the an EAW for other kinds of projects. city action under Minn.Stat. § 15.99. <br /> preparation'of a more elaborate and When a mandatory EAW must be Thus, the 60-day period for city action <br /> time-consuming EIS is warranted.An prepared and the EAW cannot be under the new statute is suspended if <br /> EAW may also help identify environ- completed within the 60-day time limit an EAW is required, either because the <br /> mental problems that may be ad- set by Minn.Stat.§ 15.99,subdivision proposal falls within a mandatory <br /> dressed in evaluating whether or not a 3(d)of the new statute clearly applies category or because the city determines <br /> proposal should be approved. and the 60-day time limit is suspended. (either on its own or in response to a <br /> EAWs are required under several In that case, the city's deadline for citizen petition) that the proposal "may <br /> circumstances.First,some projects fall acting on the permit application is have the potential for significant <br /> within"mandatory categories"for EAW extended until 60 days after comple- environmental effects." <br /> preparation that are defined by state tion of the environmental review Cities have considerable leeway in <br /> rules.State toles governing the process. deciding whether the potential for <br /> preparation of EAWs and EISs are In addition to mandatory EAWs,cities environmental effects justifies the <br /> found at Minn. Rule.Ch.4410.For may also require discretionary EAWs. preparation of a discretionary EAW. <br /> example,mandatory preparation of an State rules require that a.discretionary Cities should be careful,however,to <br /> EAW is required for the construction of EAW shall be prepared when a city . avoid using the EAW process in the <br /> 100 new homes in a city if a compre- determines,either on its own initiative absence of any real concern about <br /> hensive plan that meets certain or in response to a citizen petition, that environmental effects simply to buy <br /> requirements has not been adopted. a project"may have the potential for more time for city action under the <br /> Greater or lower thresholds for EAW significant environmental effects."The new 60-day statute.This approach <br /> preparation may apply under the rules EQB's rules provide that the local unit could be viewed as a misuse of the state <br /> depending on the location of the of government must order the prepara- environmental requirements and could <br /> proposed residential development,and tion of an EAW if a petition from 25 or be the basis for a court challenge.In <br /> . 1 <br /> . 1 <br /> - 1 1 <br /> CELEBRATING OUR 25TH YEAR, <br /> PROVIDING MINNESOTA WITH <br /> THE BEST PRODUCTS AND <br /> SERVICESI <br /> ♦PARK AND PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT ° <br /> ♦SITE FURNISHINGS <br /> ♦TRAFFIC SIGNS <br /> ♦TRAFFIC CONTROL PRODUCTS Whatever the job—athletic fields, <br /> CONSULTING AND PROJECT PLANNING golf courses,schoolyards, roadside <br /> ♦INSTALLATIONS mixes to D.O.T. specs—Peterson <br /> AND MUCH MOREI Seed Company can help you choose <br /> the right seeding mixture.We'll also <br /> CALL TODAY FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION provide expert advice for any projects PETERSON SEED C4 <br /> Helping your seed business grow. <br /> EmEARL F.ANDERSEN,INC. that involve seeding.Call today,and <br /> 9808 JAMES CIRCLE ask us for your free seed guide. <br /> BLOOMINGTON, MN 55431 a��.,P•...,^^5..d�.,m,.,^�.�^.. <br /> 612-884-7300 <br /> MN WATTS: 1-800-862-6026 <br /> MAY 1996 <br /> 38 <br />
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