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I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />! <br />I <br /> <br />~ission ~oted the follc~ing: <br /> <br />l. Regular City ~uncil meetdng minutes dated l~bet 13, 1984. <br /> <br />2. I~egular City O~uncll ~eetin9 minutes date~ I~c~ber 27, 1984. <br /> <br />~ISSIO~ BUS IN~S <br /> <br />~ l~eo~est ~ Plin~ For l~fill (2over l~terial: ~e Of l~te <br /> ~q~nent Of MirlDesot~. Inc.: <br /> <br />City Attorney (k~rich stated that according to Ci~ <br />~itio~l ~e ~it ~a ~t r~uire a r~~tion or action ~ Pl~i~ <br /> <br />~ ~ W~ ~~nt ~ ~~ for a ~ni~ ~it tn order ~ ~in <br />~is ~ission's in~t, vi~, ~ ~ha~er 9ui~s you ~ 9ive ~. <br />~mcil is ~t ~es~rily l~king for a r~~tion on whe~er or <br />a~rove ~e r~st ~t ra~er ~at ~itions ~uld <br />~ci] ~ci~ ~ a~rove ~e <br /> <br />City l%ttorne)' Goodrich referred to City Engineer Raatikka's letter dated <br />November 30, 1984 and stated that the Tri-Co property is within that area <br />designated as Site P in the Oounty's Landfill Inventory' List. Whenever a site <br />is designated as a potent/al landfill, t~r the Waste Management Act, there <br />is a moratoriu~ on that site and outlyirg adjacent properties. In this <br />instance, it appears that the subject properby would be a part of the fill <br />area should Site P be selected. ~e Oounty and Metro Ovuncil ~ have some <br />concern that if the minin9 permit is granted and should Site P beoome a <br />reality and the fill had been r~oved, there would ~o longer be adequate fill <br />on the site. If Ramsey does grant this mining permit, it ~ be subject to <br />(bunty and Metro Oouncil approval. [~r. (k~lrich stated that he will also <br />advise (bur~i] that they can procccd in this case with the understanding that <br />this ~ratorium does exist and that the applicant will have to 9et a waiver ol <br />release to that moratori~ if mining is to occur on the property. <br /> <br />Mr. (kxxlrich stated that Waste l~anag~ment's original application would have <br />required an EAW; it is mandatory to require an EAW when the request involves <br />40 or ~re acres and a mean depth of 10'. Subsequently, the applicant has <br />made revisions in order to fall ~ithin the ~nchtory requir~pent. <br /> <br />~r. (k~rich stated that the Plannir~ (k~ssion should look at beginnig <br />ending times of activity, hours of operation, fencing, dust oontrol, erosion. <br />control, where Waste Management will be hauling. <br /> <br />O~issioner 2in~er~n inquired if W~ste I~lna~J~t still needs Metro O~unci] <br />permission even t~ugh an E~ is not required. <br /> <br />Pit. (boOrich replied that they would. Be also stated that the Metro Oouneil <br />will not withhold permission because they don't feel it is right for Ramsey; <br />they will withhold because they want to have a lar~fill at that location. <br /> <br />llr. Don Otter - Waste Mana~t Of Minnesota, Inc. - Stated that Waste <br />pmnagement is aware that they need Metro Oouncil approval of the mining. <br /> <br />Page 3 of 10 <br /> <br /> <br />