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ft <br />July 31.1995 fr ■'14180 Tfurh Hwy 5 <br />Eden Prair>* MN 55344 <br />612 937 5150 <br />FAX 612 937 5822 <br />Ref.; 95774Mr. Rick Stark <br />575 Oxford Road <br />Orono.MN 55356 <br />Re: Wcdand DcliacatiM for the parcel located at 57S Oxford Road, City of Orono, >finnesota <br />Dear Rick: <br />Thank you for taking the tune to show me your property the morning of July 28, 1995. As you rec^u^ted, 1 <br />delineated and flagged the jurisdictional wetland boundary on your property based on field evidence of <br />soils, vegetation, and hydrology This report descnbes the classification, charactenstics, and location of <br />the wetland. <br />Wed and Delineatioa Methodology <br />The wedand boundary was delineated and staked in the field on July 28, 1995 using the Federal Manual <br />for Identifying and Delineating Junsdicnonal Wetland (Federal Interagency Committee for Wrtland <br />Delineation, 1989) and the Corps of Engineers Wetlands Delineation Manual (Corps of Engineers <br />Environmental Laboratory. 1987). These manuals are currently followed to delineate wetlands r^ulated <br />under the Minnesota Wetland Conservation Act of 1991 and SecUon 404 of the Federal Clean Water Act, <br />respectivelv. We have found that these manuals often yield idsitical wetland boundaries. Background data <br />used to identify potential wetland areas before delineating wetland boundanes in the field mclude National <br />Wetlands Inventory (NWI) mapping and the Sod Sur\ey of Hennepin County. Wetlands were classified <br />accordmgto Wetlands of the United States (U.S Fish and Wildlife Service Circular 39, Shaw and Fredine, <br />1971) and Wetlands and Deepwater Habitats of the United States (FWS/OBS Publication 79/31; <br />Cowardin el. al. 1979). The wetland boundaries are estimated on the enclosed Wetland Boundary Sketch. <br />NWT mapping shows a portion of Stubbs Bay and an emergent wetland frir^ within the watem edge of <br />the pared. Our review of the Soil Survey of Hennepin County and the list of Hydnc Sods of Minnesota <br />(1990) suggests hydric soils e?cist adjacent to the bay, including Hamd loam and Marsh. Mapped upland <br />soils include Hayden loam (6 to 18 percent slopes). <br />Wetland Description <br />The western portion of the site contains a partially cleared Palustnne emergent, saturated/seasonally <br />flooded/forested broad-leaf deaduous, saturated (PEMB/C/FOIB, Type 2/3/6 Wrt Meadow, Shallow <br />Marsh, Wooded Swamp) wetland fringe adjacent to Stubbs Bay Ten pin flags were placed to delineate the <br />fdg** of this wetland. The wetland fnnge is dominated by green ash. reed canary grass, broad-leaf cattail, <br />black willow, and willow shrubs As your landscaper noted, trees removed from the parcel consisted of <br />boxeldcr and a couple black willow; he was unable to indicate the location or speaes of any of the cleared <br />• •nderstory vegetaUon. The transition to upland gaierally follows a topographical rise and vegetation in the <br />adjacent, non-disturbed area is domiruted by common burdock, grape vine, black raspberry, Virginia <br />creeper, common buckthorn, and northern bedstraw <br />»’8»m 8Mt •»€ <• tm »«M«I 8PMW|«»»
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