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the proposed driveway and other measures to mitigate the impact of the project on existing wet lands. The Engineer noted that there are several unique aspects of the project and recommended approval of the project as set forth in the attached resolution. The resolution was moved by Manager Lindley and seconded by Manager Thomas. Upon vote, the motion carried with Manager Love voting against the resolution. (Louis Smith to provide resolution). •Jit l‘v- Q2~101. John R. Johnson — Storm water nanaq rrrial development located in St, Louis Park. nt Plan for a The Engineer reported that this application had been tabled at the June meeting of the Board of Managers. Upon review of the application, the Engineer recommended its approval rending the receipt of a detailed erosion control plan. Such a plan *rould be written into the permit. Further, an additional permit would be necessary for the development of Parcel A of this development. It was moved by Manager Lindley and seconded by Manager Love that the application be approved based on the Engineer recommendation, and the permit be issued upon receipt of those items set forth in the Engineer's report. Upon vote, the motion passed unanimously. 92-1 >. The Rottlund Company. Inc. — Storm water manaqgmsnt Plan for a 56 unit multi-familv residential development tP bd nailed ■Anhiimnwood Villas*. City of Minnetonka. The Engineer reported that an issue exists concerning determination of the flood plain elevation of this site. This determination is important since the flood storage level is cdlculdtBd b8S6d on tho ordinsry hlQh wdtior (OHW) Ridrk« Currently, the City of Minnetonka and the District have established different OHWs for the site. Paul Churney, of Pine Engineering, appeared in support of the application. indicated that adequate storage capacity exists even if the higher ordinary high water mark is used as a base for the calculations. Mr. Panzer indicated that all other issues have been satisfactorily answered assuming that the applicant can provide documentation concerning the adequacy of the storage capacity, it was moved by Manager Lindley and seconded by Manager Love that the permit be approved with issuance pending receipt by the Engineer of documentation concerning the adequacy of the storage capacity in a form and substance acceptable to the Engineer. Manager Spensley asked whether there would be any storm water roanageTOnt impact on other developed land in the area should the project be built. Mr. Churney indicated that this matter had been reviewed and no such impact would result. Upon vote, the motion carried unanimously. UCXD Board Uinutoa -7-(07/1fi/92)