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October 2022 Alternative Urban Areawide Review Update Page 7 Everton Avenue Neighborhood City of Hugo, MN WSB Project No. 020256-000 27. Once the floodplain revisions are approved, the City will work towards revising the floodplain ordinance, if necessary. The City will continue to work on this item. 28. No development within the floodplain will be permitted by the City as indicated in the City’s floodplain ordinance. If encroachment within the floodplain is proposed, both the City and the Rice Creek Watershed District require compensatory mitigation at a 1:1 ratio for the lost storage. This measure has been followed and will continue to apply. 29. COMPLETED: Structures will not be constructed within areas that are proposed to be removed from the floodplain until the floodplain revisions are approved. The City will continue to work with FEMA to complete these revisions. Item removed as it has been completed. 30. Development within the study area shall be required to conform to the City’s shoreland zoning and floodplain ordinance. This measure has been followed and will continue to apply. 31. UPDATED: Erosion and sedimentation control will be required to conform to City and RCWD standards. Erosion control measures will be included in the developer’s agreement. Erosion control measures will be consistent with Best Management Practices as outlined by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. This measure has been followed and will continue to apply. The City will also encourage developers incorporate native plants and seed mixes into vegetation plans. 32. The filling of large areas of unsuitable soil for residential construction will not be permitted within the study area. This measure has been followed and will continue to apply. 33. The City does not intend to discharge untreated stormwater to natural wetland complexes or designated stream corridors as part of development within the study area. However, if impacts to wetlands are proposed as part of development, they will be evaluated in accordance with the Wetland Conservation Act. This measure has been followed and will continue to apply. 34. City policy and the RCWD require that post-development discharge rates not exceed pre- development discharge rates. Development will be required to meet these standards. This measure has been followed and will continue to apply. 35. UPDATED: The City will work with the RCWD to address the District’s interest in providing volume control standards to the two-year, 24-hour rainfall event. This measure has been followed where soil conditions allowed. With the new 2020 RCWD Rules, the City will follow the 2020 RCWD Rules for new development to implement volume control standards of up to 1.1-inch of runoff from new impervious surfaces for non-public linear development. Public linear projects will be required to provide the larger of either of 1.0-inches of runoff from the new impervious surface or 0.5-inches of runoff off of the sum of new and reconstructed impervious. The City will continue to work with RCWD to renew the joint Memorandum of Understanding transferring the permitting authority to the City. The original Memorandum of Understanding transferring permitting authority was completed and does not outline a renewal process.