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Ms. Anne Norri~ Page January 9, 1986 use within the GFP, but any filling, etc. requires a conditional use permit. The conditional use permit procedure stated in Section 170.069.11 requires a detailed hydrologic/hydraulic analysis of the flood elevations for the area. The DNR is required to be involved in this conditional use permit review process. The EAW for the project references e flood fringe area, indicating to me that either a detailed study has already been done or terminology has been confused. It appears that the flood elevations for Trott Brook have been used for determining boundaries around Lake Itasca. This is an incorrect assumption since the flood plain areas are separated. At any rate, the detailed study of the flood elevations and associated impacts due to the project must be completed and/or reviewed to determine the accurate flood plain boundaries prior to considering a conditional use permit. The only reason that a conditional use permit would not be required is if absolutely no alteration of the flood plain will occur. e Shoreland - The City's Environmental Protection Ordinance Number 85-2 contains ahoreland management standards and requirements which were fully addressed in the EAW. The project is a PUD; however, since the proposed lot size exceeds the 80,000 square foot standard of Section l?0.0112D.e.l., the project does not require D~R approval as stated iu Section I?0.0112D.J.2 - (there are not "altered zoning standards" as stated in this section). The EAW failed to mention some of these required reviews and permits, so I wanted to be sure they were made known early on alerting the developer and the City of the required processes. Please feel free to contact me if I can answer any questions or be of assistance. dv cc: Wayne Edgerton, St. Paul Waters Sharon Decker, North Fork Inc. 511 - 77th Avenue South Hinneapolis, lin 55415 Pete Raatikka, City of Ramsey (c/o Hakanaon Anderson, Inc.) Jerry Smith, USCOE