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� . ti <br /> Christine Mattson <br /> From: Elizabeth Brown [EBrown@minnehahacreek.org] <br /> Sent: Thursday, April 16, 2015 5:53 PM <br /> To: dorian@thompsondb.com <br /> Cc: Christine Mattson; Melanie Curtis <br /> Subject: Wetland delineation -930 Partenwood Rd <br /> Attachments: 14-600 Permit.pdf; IMG_20150416_161511.jpg; IMG_20150416_161552.jpg <br /> Hi Dorian, <br /> Your intuition about the wetland delineation at 930 Partenwood Rd in Orono was spot-on, as well.After walking around <br /> the site this afternoon I can confirm that Minnehaha Creek requires a wetland delineation and boundary/type <br /> application;though no wetlands are present in the project area,there are some wetland areas down by the shoreline. <br /> Once the wetland delineation receives WCA approval,the project should submit updated site plans that include the <br /> locations of the required wetland buffers and buffer monuments. We will also require a recorded declaration and buffer <br /> maintenance agreement for the buffers, as outlined in the conditions of your permit(attached for your reference). <br /> Thanks again for your attention to the bioroll concern,and I look forward to working with you through the wetland <br /> process,too! If you have any questions about that part of the permitting process, please do not hesitate to contact me! <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Beth Brown <br /> Permitting Technician <br /> Minnehaha Creek Watershed District � <br /> ebrown@minnehahacreek.or� <br /> 952-641-4504 <br /> IVIINN��iAHA CREEIC <br /> wwtER�t�E� RISxRiCt <br /> From: Elizabeth Brown <br /> Sent:Thursday,April 16,2015 5:14 PM <br /> To: 'dorian@thompsondb.com' <br /> Subject: Biorolls-930 Partenwood Rd <br /> Hi Dorian, <br /> Just following up about the slight bioroll concern at 930 Partenwood Road in Orono. I've attached a couple of pictures <br /> that I snapped, and looking back at them, I see that your intuition was right about the dirt spillage being near the rock <br /> pile.As I mentioned during our phone call,the watershed district would like to see the leakage addressed so that dirt <br /> doesn't runoff down into the lake. Fortunately, it seems like just a quick fix is necessary, like some doubling up of the <br /> biorolls. <br /> I look forward to hearing back once you've looked into fixing the biorolls—it was nice to speak with you today! <br /> � <br />