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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes July 20, 1995 Page 14 Haas noted the memorandum from Bob Obermeyer, Barr Engineering, indicating he reviewed the regional storm water management plan and computations for the AEP Phase IV development and finds it meets the water quantity and quality requirements of the LRRWMO. Obermeyer also indicates the individual development plans, which include site grading, erosion control, and storm water management, will be submitted to the LRRWMO on a site-by-site basis for review and approval. Also, any issues dealing with wetland impacts will be addressed as individual development plans are submitted. Obermeyer recommends approval subject to the condition that individual development plans for this area be submitted for LRRWMO review and approval. Motion was made by Haas, seconded by Ferguson, to approve the regional storm water management plan for LRRWMO Permit #95-11, Anoka Enterprise Park Phase IV, subject to the condition that individual development plans for this area be submitted to the LRRWMO for review and approval. Vote: 4 ayes, 0 nays. Motion carried. LRRWMO Permit #95-12_- Antra Genstar Partnership Graydon Boeck and Steve Juetten, Antra Genstar Partnership, were in attendance to present LRRWMO Permit #95-12. Boeck explained they have submitted a permit proposing to develop 81 single family lots in two phases. The property is west of Highway 47 and south of McKinley Street. Phase I will consist of 371ots, all site grading, underground storm sewer piping, ponding, and street and utility construction. Phase I is expected to be started in late July and completed in 1995. Phase II will follow in 1996 and consist of completion of all remaining work. Jankowski reviewed the memorandum from Bob Obermeyer including comments on six areas which need to be dealt with. Boeck stated he spoke with Obermeyer regarding these comments and has revised the plans to accommodate all of them. Schultz stated he would feel comfortable with approval if subject to Obermeyer's conditions. He noted Obermeyer did an excellent job in reviewing this plat and raised pertinent questions. Haas questioned whether Class A or B waters are involved and if not, why application was made to the LRRWMO. Schultz explained that even though this development will not directly impact a Class A and B waters, it will indirectly effect them with respect to drainage into the Mississippi River and one of the LRRWMO's concerns is water quality. Jankowski concurred the LRRWMO wants to assure water quality and quantity but may not necessarily be responsible to assure every basement is dry. He explained as a City engineer, he appreciates as many "eyes" looking over the plat as possible because it is difficult to catch everything. Weaver noted with the size of this area and number of ponds being created, LRRWMO review makes the City more comfortable that all issues are being addressed.