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i t #2398 Wayzata Country Club August 19, 1998 Page 3 land alteration permits could be issued for the pond construction. That detail would include as a minimum: a. Wetland delineation by a wetland professional. b. Grading plan including existing and proposed contours and cross sections. c. Confirmation of MCWD/DNR/Corps of Engineers permit approval. d. Other engineering detail work as maybe appropriate for each specific site. Master Plan Approval/Conditional Use Permit/Land Alteration Permit Process In the past the City has approved golf course upgrade concept plans for Wayzata Country Club and other golf courses where projects are intended to be staged over long periods of say 3 to 5 years. Staffs recommended approach would be that the City adopt a resolution for concept plan and conditional use permit approval subject to the following conditions: 1. The tee and bunker reconstructions are approved per the submitted plans, subject to issuance of a land alteration permit to be obtained annually by the Country Club for that specific year's projects. Any plan revisions would, at staff discretion, be subject to further Planning Commission/Council review. 2. The submittal for each year's plans would have to include a more detailed survey for those portions of the course where grading will be near lot lines, to ensure that lot lines are staked and that grading will not encroach within 5' of those lot lines. 3. The Country Club is advised to have this concept plan reviewed by, as a minimum, the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District and the DNR to establish whether any additional approvals are required for the tee or bunker program by those agencies. 4. All grading work shall be subject to conformance with the "Best Management Practices for Protecting Water Quality in Urban Areas", and although it is not likely to be a necessary condition in a golf course context, approval should be conditioned on proper erosion controls and immediate revegetation of all disturbed areas. 5. Wayzata Country Club is advised to check with the City of Wayzata to see if they have any permit requirements for the portions of work that actually occur within City of Wayzata boundaries. 6. The ponds to be expanded on holes #5, 6, and 12 will require additional engineering detail and review by other jurisdictional agencies prior to approval. Note that specifically in the case of the pond on hole #6, the expansion of the pond requires a variance since it is a City-protected wetland. Because the detail required for review