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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes March 20, 1997 Page 4 not approve such a permit, the applicant has modified their plan to go azound the DNR wetland. Haas reviewed the proposed plan and his conversation with Obenneyer to review the revised plans. He reported Obermeyer has indicated he would recommend approval as long as the applicant meets the requirements of the WCA, conditions of approval, and his final review of the revised plans. Pete Raattika, Woodland Development Company, stated there aze no structures proposed for the low azea. Haas advised this proposal is under a PUD and outside of MUSA. Each lot has been "perked" and will have on-site septic sewer systems. Also each sewer azea will be roped off to prevent impact by contractors. Haas stated he is comfortable with considering approval contingent upon Obermeyer's final review and noted the applicant understands no grading can occur until all conditions are met. With regazd to mitigation, Raattika stated while there is area for mitigation, they believe it all falls under the exemption. Weaver noted this property is within the Wild and Scenic Rivers Area. Haas reviewed the distance requirements to determine the location of the buildings. Discussion ensued regazding restrictions on • tree and vegetation removal. The Administrative Secretary was authorized to request a final list of conditions of approval for inclusion in the motion. Motion by Ferguson, seconded by Weaver, to approve LRRWMO Permit 96-15, Timber River Estates, subject to review by Obermeyer of the final plan to assure compliance with the WCA and conditioned on the following: 1. All erosion control measures shown on the plan must be installed at the initial stages of construction and be maintained until all areas altered have been restored. 2. The water quality basins must be constructed at the initial stages of construction and be functional during the site grading portion of the project. 3. The limits of the wetland fill throughout the site must be staked and field verified by the Anoka Conservation District prior to filling to ensure that the deminimus exemption still applies. If additional fill within the wetland areas results from this field staking, this additional fill request must be submitted to the LRRWMO for review and approval. 4. At the entryways on the site, rock filter dikes, being a minimum of two feet in height and having maximum side slopes of 4:1, must be constructed. These rock filter dikes will provide erosion control facility and enable construction traffic to enter the site. The rock filter dike must be continually maintained during the construction phase of • the project. 5. Street sweeping must be undertaken and completed on an as-needed basis. 6. 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.