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' ■ ' .v^ ' ,..•*. t <br />f : ::p^lVTRQNMENt.' , <br />r.:‘.» » •^^0* «• •• * 7*** <br />V ’•• •• - *■•:, ■:••.. • • ••■,-. * -.; ■.• . <br />' • . . . <br />. ..A. • <br />—V***. V^ 'vT*- vr - - <br />*• * <br />%**JUNeT 1980 . <br />« . “ <br />• t; ^ •: 'V <br />. . *. i— V« • V-»*'• ■* ^'* ' '* ’ * • ’ ••* <br />% - .» ,»w '*J • ■ <br />«..»•• • —,.»•• ^ k-*r ••■ • <br />• ■. • * •* « *' <br />• ' *j <br />. • . -< -T <br />-I.'.-' - ••■. • T .;. <br />*.-A - '.v.vV-: - <br />.T » <br />■• • -. . . . • <br />^c^coar'pnrtrTF^ FOB N^ii;AI r'eSOURCE'HANAGEMENT <br />- . “ • k •• ••• t' * . ^ <br />-•» M • • •- • - •• <br />2. <br />3. <br />4. <br />5. <br />1 nnnMn WILL PROMOTE THE FORMULATIONACTIVE USE OF ENVIRONMENTAL <br />PROTECTION POLICIES BY OTHER LAKE MINNETONKA AREA MUNICIPALITIES <br />AND RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. Even though Orono plays a key <br />role In the protection of Lake Minnetonka, permanent preservation <br />of the quality of Lake Minnetonka is impossible without coordinated <br />policies and without active implementation of proven protective • <br />measures. Environmental enforcement may be difficult in the face of <br />development pressures, but without commitment and sacrifice, a <br />nibbling effect will surely place the gv.al beyond reach and beyond <br />recovery. <br />* I* t <br />ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICIES WILL BE UTILIZED IN THE FORMATION <br />OF ALL OTHER GOALS AND POLICIES IN THIS CMP. Orono' s commitn^.nt to <br />environmental quality is carried throughout each element in *^his <br />comprehensive plan, coloring the goala, policies and implementation <br />practices in every facet of municipal responsibility. <br />development DENSITY WILL BE LIMITED TO A LEVEL VTHlCH WILL NOT OVERLOAD <br />comparison between known levels of volume and pollution gener <br />known marshland capacity for ponding and nutrient assimilation. <br />Of pondln. <br />In . wetland, the more nutrient, are ...inllated and the <br />i, .ettled. The transfer of storm water runoff from <='>® <br />to another or recycling water through the same marsh, wi <br />and encouraged as a practical method for increasing t ® “ extended <br />water retention before runoff enters, the Lake. The res <br />retention will be improved lake water quality. <br />or natural drainageways and not directly into ^ ® where satisfactory <br />systems will not be considered for new developm <br />natural drainage systems already exist. <br />• • s» <br />( ! . . ■ -V ' - <br />• • n A. • e. <br />,• CMP 3-19 -‘•Sf .r