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Sooping Docuuent Northfork Planned Unit Development Page 7 3. (bnsider the development in terms of a revised master site plan dated December 31, 1985. '~e developers su~mitted this variation on the original master site plan which includes less development on the southeast side of Lake Itasca and revised roadways and lot oonfigurations in west central port/on of the develo~ent. 4. Allow the open space in the development to be used for other purposes, for instance, agricultural purposes, rather than being left as open slmoe as proposed by the developers. 5. Any alterations that may be necessary to the site plan and development due to any archeological or historical resources that may be identified. VI. NECRqSARY ST3DIES VII. VIII. Listed below are the studies which must be completed to address the issues contained in the EIS. Complete an archeological survey of the area to determine if and where significant archeological/historical resources exist on the site. 2. Examine the proposed land use with respect to its economic/ sociological impacts in the area. 3. Complete a traffic/access analysis of the develol:ment. 4. Complete an analysis of impacts to ground water and surface water in the area due to the development. FORMAT OF ~E ENVIRf~qMEN~ IMPACT S~I%~F24ENT ~e standard format for the EIS as outlined in MCAR 3.031 will be followed. RESPONSE TO (/)MMEN~ Listed below are summaries of comments received during the scopin9 period for the Envirom~ental Asses~ent Worksheet for the Northfork Planned Unit Develoi~uent Project. Attached to this document are copies of all oamments received. 1. ~he Minnesota I{istorical Society oommented that a portion of the site had been surveyed and the remainder of the site needed to be surveyed for archeological resources. To date, no significant archeological or historical resources have been identified on the site. ~he issue of archeologically/historically significant sites on the project site will be addressed in the ElS.