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seconded by Manager Lindley^ that the permit be approved with issuance conditioned upon receipt of those items set forth in staff's report in a form and substance acceptable to staff. Upon vote* the motion carried unanimously* with Manager Miller abstaining* due to an economic conflict of interest. 91-140. Carlson niaw far Qradine to off^1^94 lanv — Stormwater management and 2 wetlands south of This project involves grading on both sides of the municipal boundary between the Cities of Plymouth and Minnetonka, at a site located east of 1-494 between Carlson Parkway and Cheshire Lane. While it is anticipated that overall development of the site will occur in the near future* the permit reviewed requested authorization for only limited grading for the placement of fill in a series of Type 1 and 2 wetlands totalling 1.29 acres in size. Staff noted that District rules regulate only Types 3, 4 and 5 wetlands* and therefore* the Board's Rule D does not apply to the project. The site is part of the Carlson property developtwent*« overall stormwater management plan approved by the Board of Managers under MCWD Permit 83-94. Ultimate development of the site would require additional review by the Board of Managers under a separate permit application. Staff recommended approval pending receipt of information requested. Manager Lindley noted to representatives of the applicant that erosion control problems still exist near Twelve Oaks Road and requested thac they have this matter investigate and corrected. It was moved by Manger Erickson* seconded by Manager Maple, that the permit be approved with issuance condition^ upon the receipt of those items set forth in staff's report in a form and substance acceptable to staff. Upon vote* the motion carried unanimously. 91-14S. Carlson Real Estate CompaBT --Ptedging y gfiWQgfi IS.OOP cwhig vards of material from a channel for Staff reported that this project involves dredging approximately 15*000 cubic yards of material from a 2*200 lineal foot channel on the west shore of Halsteads Bay* Lake Minnetonka* in the City of Minnetrista. The channel was originally dredged in 1959 with a 70-foot width and 2-to-l side slopes to a depth of 922.6. The dredging was done pursuant to a permit issued by the Minnesota Department of Conservation. Applicants propose dredging to a 35-foot bottom width and a 3-to-l side slope creating a 70-foot wide channel at the Lake Minnetonka runout elevation of 928.6. Currently* the bottom elevation through the channel area is generally 926. The proposed depth is 922.6. District rules limit multiple user channel to a maximum depth of 923.6 and a 15-foot bottom width unless adequate justification is presented to Mtmtm -3-<ii/2i/ai)