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� North Arm Lane Site Number 06051TL , Results ' One wetland edge and one overland drainageway were delineated on the parcel;the specific locations of the edge can be obtamed from the survey company who located them. ' According to the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Protected Water Inventory (PWI) . of Hennepin County (Sheet 1 of 4),the standing water portion of the wetland coincides with the mapped North Arm Bay of Lake Minnetonka, "Protected Water" 133P. � The National Wetlands Invento WI identifi s h w ry (N ) e t e etland on the parcel as PEMC wrth , PEMF farther away from the high ground. The Soil Survey of Hennepin County(page 53) identifies the soils on the parcel. The data , forms describe the soil information along the edge. Soils mapped on the parcel include: Ha Hamel loam , KkB Kilkenny loam K1C2 Kilkenny clay loam Ma Marsh ' Edge Descri tions , Basin 1 was a Type 2 (PEM1B) and Type 4 (PEM1F) wetland dominated by reed canary grass and common cattail along with some jewelweed, lake sedge, sandbar willow, and black willow. � Species observed above the wetland included Kentucky bluegrass, ground ivy, white clover, common dandelion, smooth brome, and bull thistle ground cover; and black raspberry shrubs. � Ditched Drainageway Dl was located along the northern property line and conveys water from � properties north of the parcel, out to the standing water portion of the wetland. There was a ditch through this drainageway that keeps the water below the ground elevation � throughout much of its length. Reed canary grass was observed along the fringe of this drainageway. � Vegetation on the adjacent upland included Kentucky bluegrass, ground ivy,white clover, and common dandelion ground cover. , , 1 Copyright O 2006,Aquatic EcoSolutions,Inc. Page 3 of 4 Ecological Solutions to Environmental Challenges I