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Riverstone South EAW January 2021 and listed in Table 7. The site was discovered on June 28, 1993, reported to the MPCA on June 30, 1993. The leak site file was listed as closed by the MPCA on April 24, 1996. Contaminated soils remaining are listed as unknown, offsite contamination is listed as unknown, groundwater contamination is listed as not reported and product released is listed as diesel. The Phase I ESA did not consider the site to be a recognized environmental condition because the site is separated from the project area by distance and a hydraulic side -gradient. Table 7. What's in My Neighborhood MPCA Sites near Project Area Site ID Type Name Statusl Direction from Project 196399 Petroleum Remediation, Leak Site LS0006487 Dave Nathe Farm Inactive North 217523 Construction Stormwater Riverstone Active North 225576 Construction Stormwater Bunker Lake Blvd and Puma Str. Improv Active North 217643 Construction Stormwater Bunker Lake Blvd Utilities Extension Active North 19093 7 Brownfields, Petroleum Brownfield PB3473 Hi -Ten Sports Center Inactive East 19731 Hazardous Waste, very small quantity generator MNR000054841 Lazydays of Minneapolis Active East 20905 Hazardous Waste MNR000059618 Shorewood Rv Center Inactive East 223243 Construction Stormwater Anoka Solar Active East 217605 Construction Stormwater Bunker Lake Industrial Park Active East 221392 Construction Stormwater Pearson Place Active South 'Status is according to information available on the MPCA website. b. Project related generation/storage of solid wastes - Describe solid wastes generated/stored during construction and/or operation of the project. Indicate method of disposal. Discuss potential environmental effects from solid waste handling, storage and disposal. Identify measures to avoid, minimize or mitigate adverse effects from the generation/storage of solid waste including source reduction and recycling. Project construction will generate wastes typical of residential development operations. Most solid waste is expected to include organics, paper, other waste, and plastic (Table 8). Neither the construction process nor the proposed residential development is expected to generate substantial solid or hazardous wastes, solid animal manure, sludge, or ash. Construction contractors will be required to dispose of wastes generated at the site during construction using approved methods and facilities. Contractor will be expected to minimize and mitigate adverse effects from solid waste generation and storage by recycling construction waste to the degree practicable. Brush and tree waste generated by construction will likely be chipped or otherwise recycled rather than burned on site. Residents of the Riverstone South will contract individually with waste haulers for solid waste collection and recycling services under the City's open trash and recycling collection system, which 20