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CIcv of Medina Land Alteration Permit Permit Application to be <br />submitted in early June 1995 <br />C. r:rv of Long T ake Wet Derention p.i^insAVetland: <br />Unit o f GoYemment Type of AppUcation <br />MN Dept, of Natural Resources Protected Waters Permit <br />(DNR) <br />Status <br />Concept Review in Progress <br />Permit Application to be <br />submitted in early June 1995 <br />U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Section 404 Nationwide <br />(COE)Permit No. 26 <br />Concept Review in Progress <br />Permit Application to be <br />submitted in earlv June 1995 <br />City of Long Lake Grading and Excavation <br />permit <br />Permit Application to be <br />submitted in early June 1995 <br />d. T nng Lake Alum Treatment! <br />Unit of Government Type of Application Status <br />MN Dept, of Natural Resources <br />(DNR) <br />Approval by DNR <br />ecological services <br />Request for approval to be <br />submitted in early June 1995 <br />City of Long Lake <br />City of Orono <br />Project Approval <br />Project Approval <br />9. <br />^potential conflias involve environmental matters. Identify any potential environmental hazard due <br />to past land uses, such as soil contamination or abandoned storage tanks. <br />a.Cniinry Road No. 6 Wet Detention Basin/Wetland: <br />Th** s^r^’s current land use is a natural undeveloped jurisdictional wetland and undeveloped uplm^ <br />the open water. The wet detention basin/wetland created would be adjacent to an existing 11 act <br />DNR wetland. No environmental hazards due to past land uses are expected as the site has not Deen <br />significantly altered in the past. SoU samples were collected from borings drilled « seven location on <br />the site. No herbicides, pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) or semivolatiles were det^ <br />two composite samples analyzed. Metal compounds were all detected within normal background <br />concentration ranges. <br />N I t5>04.2DWjaBfJUi»XAW-Page 6 of 24 5/24/95