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LRRWMO Meeting Minutes Mazch 20, 1997 Page 6 quality basin within the AEP site. It was also noted that Obermeyer recommends additional erosion control be installed along the north and east property lines to min;m;~e material from leaving the site and onto McKinley Street on the north and onto the pazking lot azea of Lot 4 on the east. Also, he recommends an additional rock dike be constructed at the driveway entryway from this site to Lot 4. Obermeyer recommends approval subject to four conditions. Schultz advised the lot drainage is into the pond to the west of Thurston Avenue but a permit was required due to the amount of drainage and to assure erosion control. Motion by Haas, seconded by Ferguson, to approve LRRWMO Permit #97-02, International Building Concepts, as submitted subject to the following conditions: 1. The erosion control measures must be constructed at the initial stages of construction and be maintained until all areas altered on the site have been restored. Additional erosion control must be installed along the north and east property lines to minimize material from reaching McKinley Street and Lot 4 on the north and east, respectively. 2. At the entryways onto the site, rock filter dikes being a minimum of two feet in height . and having maximum side slope of four to one must be constructed. These rock 61ter dikes 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. An additional rock dike must be installed at the driveway entryway from this site to Lot 4. 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. Vote: 3 ayes, 0 nays. Motion carried. Potential for Spring Flood Conditions A brief discussion occurred regarding the potential for spring flood conditions in member cities. Six Cities Second Generation Plan -Update Ferguson updated the LRRWMO regazding BWSR's response to the Six Cities Second Generation Plan indicating they will require all plan approvals to be subject to submission of an updated JPA, process to allow public participation, CIP voting requirements, annual meetings, process for . dissolution, etc. He advised the first review by BWSR did not indicate anything about the JPA requirement; that is new policy. Ferguson commented there is some dissatisfactionwith the Six Cities Boazd about how these reviews have been handled and having to reconsider the JPA since that activity was completed just prior to the Plan Update.