Agenda - Council - 09/25/1990 - Laserfiche WebLink

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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 37) 38) 39) 4o) 41) 42) 43) 44) 45) 6evii - It is proposed to be located within 5,000' of an airport runway. 6eviii - It is within a 1000' of an occupied dwelling. 6ex - It is within an area where groundwater is contaminated or lies within the path of the migration of contaminated groundwater. That Ordinance 90-5 7b requires a separation distance of 1000' between a residence and any part of the site where landfill activity is proposed to take place. That Council adoption of Ordinance 90-5 occurred after the application date of this CUP. That WMMI has stated that wood chips from the tree prunings will be used to provide a work surface on the composting and tipping areas and will also be made available to the public for use as landscaping material. That surface water run-off will be diverted to low areas within the site and WM~I has stated that the existing low areas are large enough to accommodate spring snow melt. WMMI has indicated that little additional site grading is anticipated. That WMMI has stated that slightly elevated perimeter and site access roads will be constructed with the perimeter road going completely around the facility. Some permanent roads will be constructed on the interior of the facility. That WMMI has stated that they believe it is in the best interest to provide berming as screening of the facility from Sunfish Lake Blvd. That WM/~I stated that the facility will be secured by enclosing it with welded wire fence. That WMMI has indicated equipment currently owned by it will be available for the compost operation, including two (2) front-end loaders, one (1) debagger, one (1) wood chipper and one (1) water truck. That WMMI's description of its operation closely resembles a minimum technology rather than a low level technology compost operation as defined by Rutger's. 5