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V % Resolution No, 1028 Page 3 rhe applicant has identified a spoils disposal site on his property which will contain the spoils without direct runoff back into Lake Minnetonka thereby reducing the amount of nutrients released in the lake. 8. Non-dredging may or may not create wetlands, but even if it does that the process may entail years of open, stagnant water with mosquito breeding, stench and other possible nuisance aspects injurious to neighboring property owners and the public. i-hP of°n’ be it RES0I,VED. that the City Council of the City of Oiono hereby approves the application of David Dunlap for a Conditional Use Permit to dredge approximately 200 cubic feet of material from the mouth of the existing harbor on his property, finding that such dredging is required to maintain reasonable riparian access- to the property, subject to the following stipulations: m 1. Dredging shall be limited to maintenance of the channel within the scope of the original DNR permit and shall be done by an approved method, m 2. Spoils disposal shall be generally in the area shown on the attached map. Exhibit A. Prior to start of the dredging, the spoils disposal area shall be staked off and diked by hay bales or similar methods to prevent , immediate runoff of water into the wetlands. If runoff water volume exceeds the capacity of the disposal aree dike, the culvert under the Bohns Point Ro'ad shall be temporarily plugged to prevent direct runoff into the channel toward Crystal Bay. In no case shall runoff be allowed to run directly west into Crystal Bay. disposal area shall be seeded no later than forty-five (45) days after the end of the dredging and shall be reseeded in the spring of 1980 as required to assure full erosion control. 3. If dredging is done by clam shell rather than suction, the spoils shall be removed from the site and disposed of in a DNR approved disposal site.