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I purausnt to the 1)80 Waste #anagement Act. Site f vas round by i the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, in its ~lndings of Fact, Conclusions a__nd Order dated November 2, lgSl ('P22A Order') to be intrinsically aa & sanitary provided suitable rot landfill {Se_ · NPC~ Order, Order #o. that certain measures are performed. I 3,) Site P vas designated by the ~etropolitan Council ss I candidate lite pursuant to Resolution No. 82-182, ~esolution Regardin~q Council ~]~amS e¥ ,_An°k .a. County, ('Metro Review of Proposed Candidate Landfill Site Council Resolution'), date~ September 23, 1982, and approved as a of mixed municipal solid waste. suitable site for disposal The North 80 presently serves as a buffer area between the Anoka/Ramsey Landfill and homes adjacent to the North 80 on its northerly and westerly boundaries. '/"ne North 80 is open trees, gently rolling nature fields in relatively undeveloped state. Koch; aerial photographs of currently and in a (June 25, 1984 testimony of Benr~ site presented 6/25/84.) It is currently zoned residential as set forth in the City of Ramsay Zoning Map, the permitted uses of which are agriculture, single-family dwellings, public and parochial schools, and public parks and playgrounds. Ramse¥ City Code Ch. 170.01Zoninq. The Anoka County $oil and #ater Conservation District has I advised that the soils on the site are not suitable for landfill uses and that the operation of a landfill on the site would create a significant potential for ground and surface water contamination. Waste Management does not dispute that the soil types on the site are not suitable for landfill uses but contemls 4