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Updated Storm Water Management Plan (SWMP) <br />City of Ramsey, Minnesota <br />protected under Ramsey City Ordinance Section 117-145, and 117-2522, which <br />aro included in Appendix A. <br />The City of Ramsey Code Section 117-252 (included in Appendix A) regulates <br />bluff land and river land development in order to protect and preserve the <br />outstanding scenic, recreational, natural, historical, and scenic values of the Rum <br />River in the city of Ramsey in a manner consistent with Minnesota Statutes, <br />§104.31 - 104.40, Minnesota Regulations NR78-81, and the Management Plan <br />for the Rum River (6 MCAR 1.2700 - 12720). <br />The City has an Environmental Policy Board that has been actively documenting <br />and mapping the City's existing natural features including: <br />a. Native prairie communities <br />b. Woodlands <br />c. Functions and values of wetlands <br />d. Rare and endangered species <br />e. Historic and heritage buildings and features <br />Their report, which may be found on the City website, is included in this <br />document by reference. <br />The Scenic River Land Use District is divided into two areas designated as the <br />Urban Area Overlay District, or Rural Area Overlay District and are covered <br />under City of Ramsey Code Section 117-254. <br />Pollutant Sources <br />The City of Ramsey has one closed landfill (the Anoka Regional Solid Waste <br />Facility). Peter Tiffany at the MPCA keeps the records. The City is not aware of <br />any other landfills. <br />There was a high nitrate area east of Armstrong Boulevard between 1581 Avenue <br />and 161` Avenue that was attributed to agricultural activity. There was a hog <br />farm west of TH47 at 157th Avenue. The City does not have any permitted <br />wastewater discharges. <br />The City does not keep a list of storage tanks. These records are currently kept at <br />the Anoka County Environmental Services office. <br />The MPCA "What's in My Neighborhood?" website lists known and potential <br />sources for soil and groundwater contamination. The majority of the sites listed <br />are Voluntary Investigation and Cleanup (VIC) sites. A text based search for <br />Anoka County and Zip code 55303 listed over 600 permits; however, some of the <br />addresses were not in the City of Ramsey. Additional many sites had multiple <br />permits at the same address. When the duplicate addresses in the City of Ramsey <br />were sorted out, they totaled 215 sites. These are listed in Table 17. <br />Section IV <br />February 20, 2015March 6, 2015 Page 20 <br />