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2. Deer Kill Ror»d We; pacinAVetland: Yes No dewaierin<' of groundwater is planned during construction as the excavation is anticipated to occur in December January and February. However, temporary dewatering of groundwater from the excavation mav be required. If dewatering is required it would occur during basin construction which is anticipated to last no longer than two months. Temporary dewatering would have minimal impact on groundwater levels. 3. Cirv' of Long Lake Wer Detention Basins /Wetland: S Yes No dewatering of groundwater is planned during construction as the excavation is anticipated to occur in January and February. However, temporary dewatering of groundwater from the excavauon may be required If dewatering is required it would occur during basin construction which is anticipated to last no longer than two months. Temporary dewatering would have minimal impact on groundwater levels. 4. T,nn? Lake Alum Treatment: cJ iVo c.Will the project require connection to a public waier supply? [ J Yes PCJ *Vb. If yes, identify the supply, the DNR water appropriation permit number of the supply, and the quantity to be used. 14 Water-related Land Management Districts Does arty part of the project site involve a shoreland zoning distria. a delineated 100-year flood plain, or a state or federally designated mid or scenic river land use distria? If yes. identify the distria and discuss tha compatibUity of the projea mth the land use restrictions of the distria. a. rntmtv RoaH Nn f, Wet Detention Basin/Wetland: A majority of the projert area is regulated under the Shoreland Management Aa. Statewide DNR shoreland standards apply to an area within 300 feet of the stream running through the site. The project is compatible with the land use restrictions as the restrictions apply » lot ^d stroci^e development and no development is proposed. In addition, the finished project will ma intain an appropriate impact zone which will be revegetated as necessary. b, Degf Hill Road Wet Detention Basin/Wetland: A majority of the project area is regulated under the Shoreland Management Act. Statewide shoreland standards apply to an area within 300 feet of the stream tunning through the site. The project is compatible with the land use restrictions as the restrictions apply » lot ^d strac^e development and no development is proposed. In addition, the finished project will maintam an appropriate impact zone which will be revegetated as necessary. rirv nf Long Lake Wet Detention Basins/Wetland: The project area is regulated under the Shoreland Management Act. Statewide DNR standards apply to an area within 1000 feet of Long Lake. In addition, the projea area is also largely within the 10- day 100 year floodplain (948.3) as modeled in the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District’s Water Resource Management Plan (1993). The projea is compatible with the landuse restrictions as the c. N;VDIty<M"30^L«igt nh^FAW-AES-Ijir Page 12 of 24 5/24/95