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PI^VTRQNMENTAL <br />JUNE, 1980 <br />IS. EROSION CONTROL PLANS AND PROGRAMS HILL BE „ „inini^e <br />alteration PROJECTS. Each damage <br />the probability of .oil be etpo.ed <br />downstream. The smallest amoun o around cover will be <br />for as short a tine as possible ^S^iLnt traps will be <br />required until permanent cover is provided. public roadways, <br />on slopes and between constructio.^ sites ana pu <br />n^^must be compacted and stabilized for permanence. <br />mppAM ARFA POLtriP^ FOR NATURAI RF3QURCS hMA££mil <br />1. <br />2. <br />3. <br />4 . <br />5. <br />TtTTT ttmt- the impact of urban ENCROACHMENT ON land use standards will LIMIi the I.^ALi <br />LAKE MINNETONKA. .Minimum lot widths ,^^33 of natural vegetation. <br />structural = "J^^^^^^rnu^bL of boats per property and <br />Lake use regulations will Im '' private docking and boat <br />the amount of public waters available for privat <br />storage. <br />t-ttt t tmtt "^me IMPACT OF URBANIZATION <br />retention of NATURAL VEGETATxON WIL . . pe limited to less <br />AS VISIBLE FROM THE LAM:. ielts will be provided <br />than the typical tree heigh . • excessive thinning of <br />with prohibitions against c earcu preserved on slopes. Retaining <br />vegetation. Natural ‘'ihen absolutely necessary to prevent <br />::“!o:“in^:htcr«srrherriri b. screened With natural vegetation. <br />OIRECT RUNOFF INTO THE LAKE WILL BE MINIMIZED. J'-p^vLrs^ardcover <br />established and maintained to lim ^ Maximum hardcover will <br />in proportion parcel wtSInJ , 0 0 0 feet of the shoreline <br />rursu:ir?o-Mn!°-:Nf r:::L.^nded Shoreline Practices. <br />all existing urban WET^^S Lis?i::°:r^If-Off <br />SURFACE WATER RETENTION ^D to assimilate all nutrients, <br />exceeds the capacity o - hazards would be created if any wetlan s <br />therefore I? steos to imorove nutrient assimilation <br />'i°ciSdror.:i;e ^^?;nriSn^rall new developments and storm water <br />recycling through the existing marshes. <br />CITY M/vINTENAtiCE PPJ^CTICES mini*n!ized. <br />qSaLITY. salt use for torage sites where they <br />Snow removal practices w drainage system or where foreign matter, <br />will not overload the a marsh or lake. Spring <br />riranup “Lrpr;mrbly "-ove road^ands and sails before environmenla <br />damage occurs. <br />CMP 3-22
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