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JUN-i7-2e, 1 11:22 M I NNEHAHA CREEK WATERSHED 6124710682 P.02/03 Minnehaha Creek : Watershed District Improving Quality of-Water Quality of Life RVC Homes June 6, 2001 Gray Freshwater Center 15500 Wayzata Blvd Wayzata, MN 55391 Hwys.15&19,Navarre To Developers: Mail: During routine inspections by the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District 2500 Shadywood Road (MCWD) Staff, we found a number of violations of the provisions of the Excelsior,MN 55331-9578 MCWD Rule B permit for erosion control. At your various sites at Phone:(952)471-0590 Willow View Drive in the City of Orono and Wolf Pointe Woods in the City of Long Lake, violations were recorded on June 5 and June 6, Fax:(952)471-0682 2001: Email: • Permit#01-166 1085 Willow View Drive: Silt fences have not been installed and temporary rock driveways are not in place as agreed to admin®minnehahacreek.org and required by the MCWD Rule B permit and erosion control plan. In Web Site: addition, streets are littered with construction debris. www.minnehahacreek.org • Permit#01-167 1025 Willow View Drive: Silt fences have not been installed and temporary rock driveways are not in place as agreed to and required by the MCWD Rule B permit and erosion control plan. In addition, streets are littered with construction debris. • Two additional sites not currently permitted on Willow View Drive: Silt Board of Managers fence and rock driveways need to be installed and necessary permits Pamela G.Blixt applied for before any construction activities begin. • A site not currently permitted (c7 303 Wolf Point Trail: Silt fence and James Calkins rock driveways need to be installed and necessary permits applied for Lance Fisher before any construction activities begin. Monica Gross • Permit#01-086 315 Wolf Point Trail: Silt fences have not been maintained and are currently deemed ineffective. In addition, Scott Thomas streets are littered with construction debris and need to be routinely Malcolm Reid cleaned. Robert Schroeder In order to avoid penalties from the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District which may include fees and the delivery of a Stop Work Order, these recurring violations require prompt and immediate attention. Working without a permit is in violation of MCWD Rules and is a misdemeanor punishable under State Law. Work should not continue until Rule B, erosion control permits have been issued you. A deadline of June 12, 2001 has been given in order to resolve these issues. The permit holder is thereby required to: • Printed cn recycled paper conlalning :i al leas 3"past eccwnc+w8ill.