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Web-Based Email:: Print https://emaill lsecureserver.nedview�rint_multi.php?uidArray=2352... Print � Close Window Subject: Permit for demolition at 200 Hollander Rd,Orono From: Catherine Bach<cbach@minnehahacreek.org> Date: Fri,Apr 29,2011 2:11 pm To: "fred@farrconst.com"<fred@farrconst.com> Attach: image001.png NewErosionControlPerm itApplicantChecklistpdf MCWD Erosion Control Rule.pdf MCWD Combined Joint Notification Form.pdf i Hi Fred, ' ' Following up on our phone call today,it sounds like the demo project at 200 Hollander Road in Orono will require a MCWD permit due ' ' to the amount of fill that needs to be brought in(>50 cy). I have attached the following permit application materials to this e-mail(also ', ' available at www.minnehahacreek.ore): ' 1. Erosion Control Permit Application Checklist($10 application fee would be waived if the City is the applicant—see below) 2. Copy of the MCWD Erosion Control Rule full text ' 3. MCWD Combined Joint Notification Form(application form) ', ! As you will see on the application form,usually the property owner is required to sign the application form. In this complicated ' foreciosure situation,the most logical thing may be to put the City's information as the property owner and have the someone at the ' City sign as the owner,and submit with the application some form of documentation from the City that supports this claim. This ' seems to make sense as,from my understanding,the City is requiring the demolition to occuc Please make sure to include any , ' information known about the current property owner in a narrative to explain the situation. , ' If the City does not want to"assume the role of the property owner"for this permit,the alternative would be to list the name,address, ', ! &contact info for the property owner as whoever it is at this point(bank?),and have someone at the bank sign the application I ', (scanned or faxed signatures are acceptable),or have the bank produce a letter authorizing you(or someone at the City)to sign the ' ' application on their behalf. The bottom line is that whoever is listed as the property owner on the permit application is ultimately ' ' responsible for activities conducted under the permit. ' Feel free to give me a call or send me an e-mail if anything is unclear—I'll be in touch. i Have a great weekend! ' Catherine Bach ' DistrictTechnician ' Minnehaha Creek Watershed District 18202 Minnetonka Boulevard Deephaven,MN 55391 Direct:(952)641-4504 Main Office:(952)471-0590 ; ; Fax:952-471-0682 www.minnehahacreek.ors MtNNEHANA CI��EK ' �"MAtEIIiNf6 LRi3t�kiCX �'�. ; P Think Green-please do not print this email unless necessary ' _ _ _ _ Copyright�2003-2011.All rights reserved. 1 of 1 4/30/2011 12:45 PM