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h LRRWMO Meeting Minutes September 21, 1988 Page 2 COMMUNICATIONS Weaver presented an article from the September 1988 issue of the Metro Monitor having to do with recent Federal regulations which man- dates a permit process regarding storm sewers. Informational. The commission reviewed permits received from Dean Skallman, Barr Engineering, which have been reviewed by the DNR: #89 -6047 John R. Wegner, 17125 Roanoke St. N.W., Anoka. Excavation in unnamed wetland 2 -316W to enhance wildlife habitat. #89 -6027 Mike Eastwood c/o David Reid, Park Nursery, 15855 Juniper Ridge Dr., Ramsey. Placement of natural rock rip rap and erosion control mat in a designated floodway of Trott Brook. Green Valley Estates Preliminary Plat Review - No permits required for the project as proposed noting an 8 -16 -88 speed letter to Anne Norris, City of Ramsey from John Stine, DNR. Conditional Use Permit Review - Waste Management of Minnesota, Inc., protected Wetland #2 -657W. 7 -29 -88 letter from John Stine, DNR, to Anne Norris, City of Ramsey. Project is proposing a ski hill development plan which includes a road crossing of protected wetland. Stine urged that plans be revised to avoid impacts to the wetland. #88 -6354 J. A. Menkveld & Assoc., Inc., P. 0. Box 34004, Blaine. Modified permit to excavate an area within wetland #2- 669 Purpose: wildlife habitat enhancement. Upon discussion of permit reviews, members concurred that it is imperataive that they review the permits, but noted that the individual cities have the actual activity and initial review, followed by that of the DNR and the engineering consultant at Barr Engineering. MOTION was made by Mathisen, seconded by Raatikka, directing the consulting engineer to respond to the DNR on each permit he reviews, through either pertinent comments, or no comment, with copies sent to this WMO. Such response should be placed directly on the permit review sheet. All voted yes. Motion carried. OLD BUSINESS 1. Lyle Bradley, 15202 7th Ave. N.W., Andover, and Elaine Bartolain, 3544 Rum River Dr., Anoka, were present to further discuss their concerns with erosion occurring along the Rum River which, they feel, is largely due to large motors and excessive speeds of water vehicles and water shiers.