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EAGLE SOIL SERVICES 5818 Halifax Avenue North - Brooklyn Center, MN 55429 Phone 612 441 7509 - Fax 612.441 9176 - Email eaglesolls@aol.com aol.com Minnesota Licensed Soil Scientist #30018 March 18, 2000 Phil Johnson 6461 l 78th Lane NW Ramsey, MN 55303 Dear Phil: As requested, Eagle Soil Services has completed the wetland delineation on your property located in Secs. 2 & 3, T 32 N., R. 25 W. of Anoka County. M. Enclosed are copies of the wetland transect sheets, aerial photo with the approximate wetland transects and boundaries located, National Wetlands Inventory (NWI) information, Remotely Sensed Data Summary sheet, and Anoka County Soil Survey information. Three copies of the delineation report are enclosed, one for your records, one for the Anoka Soil & Water Conservation District, and one for the City of Rsunsey. Anoka County Ditch #14 runs through the southern portion of the property. The ditch has not been delineated as a wetland; private Landowners cannot engage in activities which negatively impact a County ditch, regardless if wetlands are present within the ditch or not. Six wetland areas were located on the property. Wetland 1, which extends past the western property boundary, most closely resembles a Type 2 wetland, Dominant hydrophytic vegetation includes Reed -Canary Grass (Phalans arundhiacea, FACW+). Hydric soils and wetland hydrology criteria were met. The area also appears on the NWI maps as a PEMC (Palustrine, Emergent, Seasonally Flooded) wetland. There are 12 pink wetland delineation flags marking the upland/wetland boundary, and pink flagging has been placed in the surrounding vegetation to assist the survey crew in locating the flags. Wetland 2 most closely resembles a Type 3 wetland. Dominant hydrophytic vegetation includes Reed -Canary Grass (Phalr ris arunadinacea, FACW+) and Broad-leaved Cattail (Typha Ic��rfr tiro, OBL). Hydric soil and wetland hydrology criteria were met, and the area appears as a PEMC (Palustrine. Emergent, Seasonally Flooded) wetland on the NW1 maps. There are 7 pink wetland delineation flags marking the upland/wetland boundary, and pink flagging has been placed in the surrounding vegetation toassist the survey crew in locating the flags. Wetlands 3 and 4 most closely resemble Type 3 Wetland surrounded by a fringe of Type 2 Wetland. Dominant hydrophytic vegetation includes Reed -Canary Grass (Phalaris aru dinacea, FACW+), Tussock Sedge (Carex slrictcx OBL), and Broad-leaved Cattail (Typha latifolif, OBL)_ Hydric soil and wetland hydrology criteria were met_ There are 12 pink wetland delineation flags narking the upland/wetland boundary for Wetland ##3, 7 pink delineation flags marking the boundary for Wetland #4.