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. ..- ., .p,.�� <br /> t � r . . ., . <br /> � O� � <br /> • O O <br /> �b. � CITY of ORONO <br /> � � <br /> �� �'�' RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL <br /> � . �`�k'ESKog'� No. 3 6 6 4 � <br /> � • •�" �3:''��� •�'Th�e property is approximately 22 ac:es.in area: The portion�of the`propertypropcsed . <br /> � � � -'��`for�land aiteration is approximately.3 acres in area. • <br /> 4.�° '-� � The Orono P.lanninD Comrnission reviewed�this appYication on September 18,.1995 , <br /> � � '�• •and November 20, 1995°and`recommended approval of the`pr�oposea`variances and <br /> conditior.al use permits based on the following findings: <br /> a. The proposed 2-cell detention pond will be approximately 2.5 acres in area. � <br /> The purpose of the pond is to reduce the level of phosphorus flowing into <br /> � • Long Lake via the`creek which:drains a portion of so�.rtl�east Ivledirra and - � 4 <br /> • . • . �i:ilc�xtheust Or�no into Long Lake. • � <br /> a � <br /> � '' b°.`��''Y�'���Tlie�prop�sed poncl'l�cation is primarily�a Type`II�/VII-wetlai�d'iocated either <br /> ° - • . :�•�'a' •x:si�e°of�trYc�existinb<�r�ek cliannel,.siich-.u�etl'and=appe?.;i.n�..on:tlie.<.I'�ati:os�al . , . , <br /> • � ' . :Wetland Inventory and being protected by the�V�'etlarrd Conservation Act,but . . <br /> � not appearing on the City of`Orono's 197� Wetland Inve�tory Ma�s and not <br /> � °- ��Yiist�rically prot�cted`by=tlie City of Orono. ',i -• <br /> c. The proposed pon�location and construction�-i11 result in live tree removal, <br /> intensive vegetation clearing and grading�filling and Pxcavating �vitLliii 73' <br /> of the slioreline of this trioutary which is protected under the Orono <br /> Shoreland Ordinance. <br /> d. The Minnehaha Creek Watershed District has completed a number of studies <br /> including a 1993 Diagnos�ic Study which characterized and quan+_ified the <br /> sources contribttting to the oUserved decline in water quality of Long Lake, � <br /> ,. developed numeric water quality goals f'�r the lal:e, and calculated the <br /> perfo.rmance standards for remedial measures to`improve water quality to the <br /> desired goals. A Feasibility� Study was also completed which �valuated the <br /> � various alternatives for ��ater quality improvement and suggested an <br /> implementation plan tliat included a public education program, <br /> implementation of Best Mariagement Practices in the v��atershed, construction <br /> of detention basins, lake aeraii�n, and a lonV term inonitoring prograni. <br /> • Pa�e 2 of 14 <br />