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that would require an erosion control permit,the proposed work is outside of the 100 year floodplain <br /> for Minnetonka, and there are no wetlands on site. If you have any questions feel free to contact me. <br /> Thank you, <br /> Will Roach <br /> Permitting Assistant <br /> Minnehaha Creek Watershed District <br /> 15320 Minnetonka Blvd, Minnetonka, MN 55345 <br /> Direct: 952-641-4580 <br /> MINNEHAHA CREEK <br /> WA1'E25HED DISTRICT <br /> Building plans and elevations (to-scale) <br /> See attached <br /> Practical Difficulties Documentation completed in application. <br /> The home owners wish to remain in the home for the duration and understand to do that they will need <br /> a bath on the main level that is fully accessible.The home presently has one small bath with a tub on the <br /> main level,this bath services guests and a second bedroom. The bath is too small to meet their future <br /> needs. The home is quite small and there is no practical way to add the bath into the existing envelope. <br /> There is no other area of the house that would provide the privacy and the minimal site impact. <br /> Survey, meeting the attached requirements. Including bluff analysis. <br /> See attached Survey showing bluff line set back relative to the addition. <br /> Tree preservation plan (location, type and size of all trees 6' in diameter or larger), within the 75- <br /> foot setback; bluff and bluff impact zone. <br /> We will be removing one significant tree inside the bluff line set back zone,the tree is approximately 13" <br /> DBH,the roots will be severely damage when excavation and feel it would make sense to remove and <br /> replace. The site is heavily wooded, after excavation and reinstallation of the retaining walls,The site <br /> will be seeded using annual rye grass and wood chips.The goal would be to restore the area <br /> immediately around the addition and on the bluff setback to native vegetation and trees. Some dense <br /> rooting perennials Hosta Etc. will be planted within the retaining walls to control runoff,Silt fencing will <br /> remain in place well after the native vegetation has reseeded the site in the summer. <br /> END <br />