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Adelaide Landing Residential Development EAW, Hugo January 31, 2017 <br />Table 11.1. Delineated Wetlands <br />Wetland <br />Size <br />Type <br />Mapped <br />Vegetation <br />Mapped <br />ID <br />(Acres) <br />Soils <br />NWI, PWI, <br />Wetland <br />Upland <br />NHD <br />Seasonally flooded basin, <br />aspen <br />shallow marsh, shrub-carr <br />wetland <br />Type 1 <br />KES 3 <br />0.28 <br />PEMAfd <br />Lino <br />Bare ground <br />Bare ground <br />No <br />Seasonally flooded basin <br />Type 1 <br />KES 4* <br />0.78 <br />PEMAfd <br />Soderville <br />Bare ground <br />Bare ground <br />No <br />Seasonally flooded basin <br />Black willow, sandbar <br />Sandbar willow, black <br />Type 3/4 (PEMC/Fx) <br />willow, trembling aspen, <br />willow, red osier <br />CP 1 <br />0.3 <br />Shallow and deep marsh <br />Soderville <br />red osier dogwood, <br />dogwood, Canada <br />No <br />Canada goldenrod, and <br />goldenrod, and smooth <br />reed canary grass <br />brome <br />Reed canary grass, red <br />Red osier dogwood, reed <br />CP 2 <br />5.4 <br />Type 2/6 (PEM1Bd/PSS1Bd) <br />Soderville <br />osier dogwood, and <br />canary grass, dandelion, <br />NWI <br />sandbar willow <br />and red clover <br />Type 2/6 (PEMB/PSS1A) <br />Reed canary grass and tall <br />Kentucky bluegrass, <br />SP 1 <br />3.44 <br />wet meadow and deciduous <br />Zimmerman <br />goldenrod <br />Canada thistle, and <br />NWI <br />shrub -scrub marsh <br />common ragweed <br />Type 2/6 (PEMB/PSS I A/C) <br />Sensitive fern, blunt <br />Kentucky bluegrass and <br />SP 2 <br />3.34 <br />wet meadow and deciduous <br />Lino <br />sedge, Kentucky bluegrass <br />red clover <br />NWI <br />shrub -scrub marsh <br />Reed canary grass, <br />Eastern cottonwood, <br />SP 3 <br />0.03 <br />Type 1 (PEM <br />tearthumb, arrowleaftthumb, <br />Kentucky bluegrass, reed <br />No <br />seasonally flooded basin <br />slender slender rush, and eastern <br />canary grass, red clover, <br />cottonwood <br />and common dandelion <br />*KES 4 was determined to be incidental and therefore is not jurisdictional wetland. <br />Mapped Water Resources <br />The subject property lies within the Mississippi River — Twin Cities Major watershed. A small <br />portion of the south and southeastern edge of the Project is located in the Bald Eagle Lake <br />minor watershed. The remainder of the Project lies within the Clearwater Creek minor <br />watershed. The MN DNR Public Water Inventory (PWI) indicates one unnamed watercourse <br />adjacent to the southeastern border. An unnamed PWI (PW-W 82026000) is also mapped in <br />the northeast corner of the Project. NHD mapping indicates one unnamed watercourse through <br />the north -central section of the Project and another unnamed watercourse along the southeast <br />border of the Project. NWI mapping showed three wetland complexes within the Project <br />including a PSS1/EM1A/PEM1Cd/PEM1A wetland associated with the NHD flowline through <br />the center of the Project area, A PSS1A/PSS1/EM1Ad wetland complex in the southeast corner <br />of the Project, and a PEM1Af/PEM1Cd/PSS1/EM1Cd wetland complex in the east -central <br />portion of the Project. All mapped NWIs continue off site. There are no known trout <br />streams/lakes, wildlife lakes, migratory waterfowl feeding/resting lakes, or outstanding resource <br />value waters within the project area. A 1% Annual Chance Flood Hazard is mapped Zone A <br />within the north and central part of the Project according to FEMA's National Flood Hazard <br />Layer and is associated with an NHD flow line and NWI wetland. Judicial Ditch 3 is <br />approximately 0.5 miles west of the project area and has a lateral, which flows from PW-W <br />14 <br />