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i I ! I i. I I I I I I I I i I I I Peter R. Raatikka page 4 - Apr. 9, 1984 Fugitive dust and noise control measures should be incorporated into local permits, grading plans, and contract specifications or other documents, as appropriate. ~rosio~, dewateringLand__stormwater manage~nt The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) permit listed under attachment 1 is properly referred to as a protected waters permit {to differentiate between an NPDES discharge permit obtained from the MPCA) and is obtained for construc- tion of discharge outfall structures below the high water mark. NPDES permits are not normally required by the M~CA for StOrm water or dewatering water dis- charges. Approval may be required by the Corps of Engineers under their Nationwide Permit Program. However, the EAW should discuss volumes expected from dewatering as well as methods to be utilized. Dewatertng operations ~ay also require a water appropriations permit from DNR. The EAW should also have briefly addressed methods to be employed to control soil erosion from storm water runoff during construction. These methods should be included in local permits, grading and construction plans and construction specifications, as appropriate. Pr.o~osed m~nici~al well field The EAW should have addressed the potential for impacts of the existing Anoka sanitary landfill on the proposed municipal well field which will serve the project. As noted in item 11, the Minnesota Department of Health has permit authority with relation to the well field. Well location is subject to review and approval of the state ~ealth Department, as well as plans for the well and various appurtenances. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposal. Should you have any questions, please feel free to call Eric Kilberg of my staff at 296-7795. Sincerely, Deborah R. Pile Director Office of Planning & Review DRP :es cc: Gregg Downing, EQB