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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes • August 21, 1997 Page 6 will enable construction traffic to enter the site and also provide an erosion control facility. The rock dikes must be continually maintained during the construction phase of the project. 3. Street sweeping must be undertaken and completed on an as-needed basis. 4. Upon completion of construction and restoration of disturbed areas, the permit applicant is responsible for the removal of all erosion control measures installed throughout the site. 5. The storm sewer system and or pipe and overflow capacity between Lots 1 and 2, Block 3, and Lots 16 and 17, Block 3, must be designed to provide capacity for the 100-year frequency discharge. This will enable the design storm discharge to reach the proposed detention basin without impacting the structures adjacent to the roadway low-points. 6. The homes to be constructed adjacent to the proposed storm water detention basin, Lots 1-4 and Lots 1417, Block 3, must have low floor elevation set at a minimum elevation of 872 M.S.L., which is two feet above the 100-year frequency flood elevation calculated by Passe Engineering. 7. The Anoka Conservation District must be contacted to field verify the limits of the wetland areas on the site. As construction development on the site proceeds, the Conservation District must be contacted to determine that the deminimus exemption of the Conservation Act has not been exceeded. Vote: 3 ayes, 0 nays. Motion carried. LRRWMO Permit #97-10 -Rum River Central Regional Park - Ramsev The August 18, 1997 memorandum from Bob Obermeyer, Ban Engineering, was noted which indicated his review of this application for Phase 1 of the Rum River Central Regional Pazk development including parkway roads, pazking lots, trails, canoe launch, canoe camping, visitor contact station, picnic shelter, restrooms, etc. The location of the roadway is to be "over" existing trails. The Anoka Conservation District has field delineated wetland areas throughout the area. In correspondence dated August 7th from both the Anoka Conservation District (ACD) and the Anoka County Pazk and Recreation Department, the limits of construction aze to be modified to eliminate any wetland filling. The ACD will continue to work with the Pazk and Recreation Department to ensure that the requirements of the Wetland Conservation Act are met. It was noted that at the limits of construction, erosion control measures are shown to be installed. In the azea of the boat launch, drainage from the roadway, from Pazking Lot B to the boat launch, will drain directly into the river. Mr. Obermeyer recommended that the drive be sloped back into the hillside to minimize this direct discharge. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources must also be contacted to determine if the MDNR Work in Protected Waters Permit is required for any portions of the project. It was noted that Mr. Obermeyer has indicated the project meets the requirements of the LRRWMO and recommends approval subject to six conditions. • Nick Eolo~ Anoka County Park Department Landscape Architect, stated he agrees the development of this 600 acre pazk with three miles of river frontage is long over due. He reported on grant funds which have been received and presented a colored rendition which identified the vazious pazk features including a visitor contact station, horse trails, picnic shelters, restrooms, ballfield and playground