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• LRRWMO Meeting Minutes June 28, 1996 Page 7 Coon Rapids First Quarter 1996 Reports not available; placed on July 18, 1996 meeting agenda. OLD BUSINESS LRRWMO Permit #96-2 - AEP 3rd Addition -Anoka John Harwood, Project Engineer, presented and reviewed a sketch of the AEP 3rd Addition and request for a permit for the construction of an entrance road from CR 116 to Lot 3, Block 1, AEP 3rd Addition. He noted it is necessary to fill 3,345 square feet ofwetland on the site for this access and will mitigate 21,927 square feet on site. He explained the opportunity exists to make the wetland better and larger. Harwood reviewed the modification which results in saving a wooded area and minimizes the impact. It was noted that part of the mitigation may be banked to be used if a turn lane is required on County Road 116. Jankowski reviewed the requirements for periodic monitoring of banked wetland. • Motion by Ferguson, seconded by Haas, to approve LRRWMO Permit #96-2 modification, the wetland filling/mitigation required for the construction of an entrance to Lot 3, Block 1, Anoka Enterprise Park 3rd Addition subject to the following conditions: 1. The limits of the proposed wetland on the site must be field verified by the Anoka Conservation District prior to the commencement of any wetland filling and/or encroachment. 2. A wetland mitigation construction plan must be submitted prior to any tilling and/or encroachment into the wetland. This must include across-section of the mitigation area, specifications regarding wetland soils and vegetation, erosion control to be provided and construction methodologies to be used for the development of the mitigation area. 3. Notification of the decision of the LRRWMO regarding the proposed wetland filing mitigation will be published in the EQB monitor and the Anoka Union for an additiona130 days. Because the wetland filling is less than 10,000 square feet in area, technically work can begin immediately. However, the developer is proceeding at their own risk during this 30-day time period should the decision be challenged. 4. Plans for the building construction and utility installation must be submitted to the • LRRWMO for review and approval. 5. The Minnesota Department of Natural resources and the Army Corps of Engineers must be contacted regarding permits that may be requried from these agencies.