Laserfiche WebLink
Item-by-item guidance Chapter <br /> environmental issues that were not previously recognized and that can be addressed by other means. This <br /> may be a useful discovery,but is not the purpose of the EAW. <br /> c. Identify mitigation <br /> Mitigation measures may be needed if the proposed project conflicts with or is incompatible with plans and <br /> zoning requirements that involve environmental matters. Discuss mitigation of potential land use conflicts <br /> under the appropriate EAW item(i.e. Visual,Air,Noise,etc.). If any mitigation measures have been <br /> incorporated into the project to address land use compatibility,identify any regulatory authority that can <br /> require these mitigation measures as part of their permitting actions. Contact the local land use authority for <br /> regulatory authorities and potential mitigation measures. <br /> Category Specific Guidance: <br /> Non-Metallic Mineral Mining(Subp12):Sand and gravel mining is frequently viewed as a nuisance by nearby residents; <br /> therefore, discuss surrounding land uses, including distances to residences and measures to attempt to reduce nuisances. <br /> Also discuss how the ultimate end use of the mined area compares to the local unit's future plans for the area and discuss the <br /> reclamation plan. <br /> Residential Development(Subp 19 and 19a):Discuss the compatibility of the project with any applicable local comprehensive plan <br /> and indicate how any inconsistencies will be resolved. <br /> Highway projects(Subp 22):For lengthy projects with a variety of adjoining land uses,provide a general overall <br /> description of the land uses and more detail for those areas where there may be conflicts or the land uses are more sensitive. <br /> Barge Fleeting(Subp 23)Address this item with respect to nearby onshore lands. Also address the compatibility of the <br /> fleeting with any adopted governmental plans that apply to the river or shoreland. <br /> Natural Areas(Subp 30): One of the primary concerns about a project reviewed under this mandatory category will be its <br /> compatibility with the management plan for the natural area being affected. <br /> Sports or entertainment facilities(Subp 34):Particular attention should be paid to compatibility with surrounding land <br /> uses. <br /> Environmental Quality Board EAW Guidelines—October 2013 20 <br />