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IS as major ding runoff igh culvert, ow the 932 nd has very al storage he wetland? size of the 9 elevation orthern pond sa needed to treatment to leaving the nlarging the I and Flowage ition is two ear that the r wildlife. i pond will ssimilative le applicant Lete conflict live and would :eas. inetonka. ally in the i or the use of itinue without 4. #852 Gregory Page 3 Partial Approval To approve only the excavation of a wildlife pond proposed skating pond out of a protected area. —suggest moving the Table the Application for wildlife pond pending receipt of the following information: 1. Defind boundaries of northern wetland on plan and pond's location. 2. Provide information on pond's construction maximum depth, slope of banks, amount of fill to be removed. 3 Determine high water level of pond. Provide proof that existing drainage easLents are still adequate; if not, conservation and flowage easement that will include new area. elevations of 930-932 have been altered—the wetland appears to have dried up—applicant should explain. Table the Application for the excavation of a wildlife pond and skating pond pending receipt of the following: 1. 1-4 above. 2. Designate suitable replacement area for skating location on plan and submit amended conservation and flowage easement over relocated wetland. 3. Erosion control plans—during construction and time frame for restoration of disturbed area. 4. Developers Agreement to assure completion of all "replacement areas as City has an interest in the defined wetlands areas. 5. Review and report on wildlife pond by Hennepin Conservation District. Second Part of Application Construction of concrete retaining wall within lakeshore yard located 55' from lakeshore. Setback variance required; Required = 75' Proposed = 55' Variance *= 20' or 27% #852 Page The a is on origj the g and c to SI The w