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2010-00721 - land alteration
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Christine Mattson <br /> From: Melanie Curtis <br /> Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 5:05 PM <br /> To: Christine Mattson <br /> Subject: FW: Stockpile at 601 Minnetonka Highlands Ln, Orono <br /> Ulelc�nie C,�r fiis � 952.249.4627 � w�cur-�isP�i.orcnaw�rl.us <br /> From: Catherine Bach [mailto:cbach@minnehahacreek.orgl <br /> Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 1:45 PM <br /> To: Nathan VanCamp �� <br /> Cc: Steve Christopher; Luke Schwitzer; Melanie Curtis r� <br /> Subject: Stockpile at 601 Minnetonka Highlands Ln, Orono �� ` <br /> �� ' �" <br /> Nathan, �� <br /> Following our phone conversation today, the deadline of April 1, 2011 (���, � your property <br /> V" ,. <br /> (as noted in my last e-mail) will no longer be enforced due to the conce f 1 ` �iscussed. Most <br /> importantly, it would be difficult for the contractors to know where to e. �1 �ver, and it is <br /> very important that excavation into the underlying/adjacent wetland doE _��a an anticipated <br /> removal of the stockpile sometime around June 2011 (after things dry out .a �nelt--there will be less of an issue <br /> of significant disturbance from heavy equipment on saturated soils on site,. <br /> As I mentioned, because the stockpile will be on site throughout the spring melt, it is crucial that you make sure the <br /> perimeter control and stabilization of the entire stockpile is in place as soon as possible (we discussed the use of <br /> firewood in conjunction with silt fence as perimeter control, which would be acceptable as long as it is functional and is <br /> able to keep runoff contained to the stockpile area and out of the adjacent wetland). Formal enforcement actions may <br /> be pursued if additional wetland impacts occur due to perimeter control failure and/or lack of adequate stabilization. <br /> I will be contacting you in mid-April to set up a site meeting to verify that the perimeter control and stockpile <br /> stabilization we discussed is in place and adequate. Depending on the weather conditions,you may be contacted earlier <br /> to verify these items are in place if significant snowmelt is occurring. It is your responsibility to ensure the perimeter <br /> control and stockpile stabilization are in place prior to sprin� melt to avoid sediment impacts to the adjacent wetland <br /> from runoff. <br /> Let me know if you have any other questions. <br /> Catherine Bach <br /> District Technician <br /> Minnehaha Creek Watershed District <br /> 18202 Minnetonka Boulevard <br /> Deephaven, MN 55391 <br /> Direct: (952) 641-4504 <br /> Main Office: (952)471-0590 <br /> Fax: 952-471-0682 <br /> www.minnehahacreek.or� <br /> i <br />
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