The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About2013-01286 - Fuel Storage Tank . CITY OF ORONO * Z 0 1 3 - 0 1 2 B 6 * 2750 KELLEY PARKWAY DATE ISSUED: OS/07/2014 ORONO, MN 55356- (952) 249-4600 FAX: 952) 249-4616 ADDRESS : 1444 SHORELINE DR PIN : 11-117-23-22-9999 LEGAL DESC : LJNPLATTED 11 1 l 7 23 : LOT MB BLOCK MB PERMIT TYPE : MECHANICAL(>$500) PROPERTY TYPE : COMMERCIAL-BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION TYPE : FUEL STORAGE TANK VALUATION : $ 96,413.00 NOTE: 2000 GASOLINE UNDERGROUND FUEL STORAGE TANK AND DISPENSER OTHER REQUIRED INSPECTIONS-TANK AIRTEST AND PIPING AIRTEST CALL JAMES VAN EYLL FOR INSPECTIONS AT 952-47�9701 APPLICANT MECHANICAL 1,205.16 STATE SURCHARGE MECH(VALUATION) 48.21 ZAHL PETROLEUM MAINTENANCE MAIL-IN FEE 2.00 3101 SPRING ST NE MINNEAPOLIS,MN 55413- MISC FEE 0.00 (612)331-8550 TOTAL 1,255.37 Minnesota State License#: mech-37 Payment(s) CHECK 6884 1,255.37 OWNER EOF Investments,LLC 2020 FREMONT AVE S MINNEAPOLIS,MN 55405- AGREEMENT AND SWORN STATEMENT The work for which this permit is issued shall be performed according to ` the approved plans and specifications,applicable City approvals,and the State Building Code. This permit is for only the work described and does not grant permission for additional or related work which requires sepazate permiu. All provisions of laws and ordinances goveming this type of work shall be compied with whether or not specified herein.This permit will expire and become null and void if construction authorized is not commenced within 180 days of the date of issuance,or if construction is suspended for a period of 180 days at any time after work has commenced. The applicant is responsible for assuring all required inspections aze requested in conformance with the State Building Code.This permit may be revoked at any time for due cause. L�/l.u.�lLcd..� .S"7 i� .� �� Applicant Permitee Signature Date Iss d By Signature Date � PLAN REVIEW CHECFCLIST FOR NEW STRUCTURES / ADDITIONS Address/Permit Number: � `I Y`� �'1'3 0 2� C./n�c.r ,�2 Description of work: �tJt�L T/i,^/i� F�,� �t SOc:ri/SC-'/� Septic review by: Ni/�- Date Approved: Zoning review by: M PG Date Approved: ,� 7� /4i/ Building review by: � Date Approved: S- 7— �Y Gsadi�g�: ��/LC�t2o,,0�. �A,�,..as V+��Y�� Date Approved: s�- "'�— � `/ Zoning District: �'2 Zoning File#: �y� �b�? Reso#: b 3�,� Reso Date: 2-Z y • �y Zoning: Lot Area: SF/AC Width: Lot Coverage: SF _% Survey Submitted: � Yes 0 No Date of Survey: Revised date(?): Pro osed Setbacks: Front(Lake) Rear(Street) ( N S E W ) ( N S E W ) Other Buildings Wetland Side Side Defined Height: Peak Height: FFE: FFE minus 6 feet= (Existing Contour) Perimeter(linear feet) = 50%_ #of Stories Ok? 0 YES FOR A BUILDING WITH A BASEMENT OR CRAWL SPACE: The distance between the lowest FOR A BUILDING ON A SLAB FOUNDATION: START WITH proposed floor(of the basement or crawl space)and the highest point of the roof. START WITH The distance between the top of slab and If you have a... the highest point of the roof. If you have a... • GABLE OR HIPPED ROOF(no . GABLE OR HIPPED ROOF(no windows): Subtract half the windows): Subtract half the distance distance between the highest point between the hi hest of the roof to the low point of the to the low poingof the�col rresponding SUBTRACTION �Responding gable or hipped roof SUBTRACTION gable or hipped roof (BASED ON ROOF . GABLE OR HIPPED ROOF(with (BASED ON . GABLE OR HIPPED ROOF(with TYPE) windows): Subtract half the ROOF TYPE) windows): Subtract half the distance distance between the top of the between the top of the highest highest window and the highest window and the highest point of the point of the roof roof • ALL OTHER ROOF TYPES(flat, • ALL OTHER ROOF TYPES(flat, mansard,etc):No subtraction. mansard,etc:No subtraction. ADDITION Add the distance belween the top of slab SUBTRACTION Subtract the distance between the (BASED ON and the highest existing grade adjacent to (BASED ON EXISTING basemenVcrawl space floor and the EXISTING the foundation. GRADES) highest existing grade adjacent to the GRADES foundation OR 10 feet(whichever is less). EQUALS Defined building height EQUALS Deflned building height Shoreland District MCWD Permit Received Avera e Lakeshore Setback Met? Bluff Yes � No 0 N/A G Yes �No �es � No 0 Yes � No �N/A Permit Number: Setback: Stormwater Quality Existing Proposed Variance Required CUP Required Overla District Tier Hardcover Hardcover Yes G No � Yes No Type(s): Type(s): �� P�� /1 rLe�� Updated: January 2013 v:\forms�plan review checklist 2013.docx REMARKS (in-house): • Fees to be Char ed YES NO Petmit .,, �(i!�G l� �'Pf?.VYt� T. � Plan Review ✓ State Surcttarge�. . � Investigation Fee �S�1+C.-�+lur�ber aif��SAC:Units ' " - . . , �. Other(specify) S uare Foota e $ er S uare Foota e Basement X - $ 1 b`Floor X = $ 2nd Floor X = $ Garage X ' � Estimated Construction Value: $ � �� Orono Inspections Required Work Requiring Separate Permits Required State Permits 0 Site 0 Plumbing � Grading/ Filling 0 Well 0 Hardcover Removal � Mechanical � Fire � Electrical �Footing � Septic 0 Water Connection 0 Poured Wall � Fireplace � Sewer Connection � Foundation Survey . 0 Masonry 0 Lawn Irrigation G Radon Rock Bed � Mfg. � Framing � Other(specify) 0 Insulation � As-Built Survey inal 0 Wetland Buffer �Other(specify)�rR�J't- A�a.�s /P. , ,2 t�e.5 REMARKS (in-house): Other Review: Reviewed by: Date Approved: Access: Existing: 0 YES 0 NO New: � YES � NO OFF IAL REMARKS -TO BE NOTED ON PERMIT AND INITIALLED �1D Iv7�1� S�'''-es ��C�1�� l� n1s - oNs �s2- ti�3 -��o� Updated: January 2013 v:\forms�plan review checklist 2013.docx �._ FOR CITY USE ONLY /� � �.� City of Orono 12, � /- / `�- �� P.O.Box 66 Date Received: �Permit n �3"Q ��(� � 27�0 Kelley Parkway �� i Crysta]Bay,MN 55323 Approved By: Amount$: � � Pho�e(952)249-4600 Fax(95?)249-4616 � �� a ��' � � �✓,t�res VAN&Y Ir� M�� CITY OF ORONO—MECHANICAL PERMIT -�x�y�.ia� � _�_=.-'"� (All Commercial permits must be approved by the Building Ofticial or Inspector and/or Fire Marshall) GENERAL INFORMt�TION 1. You may apply for mechanical permits by mail or in person at the City offices. Applications will be reviewed and a pernut will be issued within two working days. 2. Permit cards will be sent by return mail after a review is completed. PERMITS ARE NOT VALID UNTIL YOU RECEIVE A PERMIT. WORK MUST NOT BEGIN UNTIL THE PERMIT CARD IS POSTED ON THE JOB SITE. 3. Mechanical DesiQns—Complete calculations,details and specifications are required for each heating,ventilation,humidification-dehumidification,and air conditioning installation including heat loss/heat gain calculation,design temperatures,equipment ratings and identification as to type,manufacturer and model. Data shall be presented on form provided. 4. When any new construction or remodeling is involved,a separate building permit must be obtained. 5. All work must be done in accordance with the Uniform Mechanical Code/State Building Code requirements. 6. All work must be inspected(rough-in and fmal). Call(952)249-4600. (24-48 hour notice required) 7. House Heating Test Record must be submitted before final. TYPE OF PERMIT Check All That A 1 ) ❑Residential �Commercial(Approval Required) / � ❑ iVew ❑ Additional ❑Repairs ❑ Replace Job Site/Owner Information: Site Address: ��y� ��tJS��:�-�'r-�.% l�i� �/�Li.R— i3C,�i ( �-uK-£ Owner: L�-��_� `K�.�:w.�� Mailing Address: �C t'��p�� !' C r{� =�1 City: l'�`��L S Zip: �i��C' "Z Home Phone: Alternate Phone: ��(z- ' ��5 -�� 1�j Contractor Information: Zl-lt��- E��i fz��z�-,._;�� Contractor: ��'��°'�-1�-�'< <'�`. Contact Person: �E*�1- C i��3'i r� Address: �ic�� I�+?u°� 5�`- �•� State Bond#: �`��F f�C".�t (s(��i City: �'�f"'�S Zip:J�l�� Expiration Date: _`� Z-� ��- Phone: � � Z� �� ' `s��Z' Alternate Phone: (��Z"34=�=� � ��_5�?, rY111� - Ci�•,.'��:�,f,—T. [�" Insurance—Current: Cai 5�t rK r� (VY�--ti� 1 . =; '.MECHANICAI;.SY�STEMS BEING INSTALLED k Note: All Geothermal Systems will now require a Site Plan&Review by our Building Official. IS THIS GEOTHERMAL? ❑ Yes ❑No HEATING SYSTEMS Quantity: Make: Model: Fuei: Flue Size: Input BTUs: Output BTUs: CFM: COOLING SYSTEMS Quantity: Make: Model: Tons: H.Power FIREPLACES ❑ Gas Factory Fireplace Brand Name: ❑ Wood Burning Fireplace ❑ Wood Stove Model No.: ❑ Wood Stove with Flue/Masonry VENTILATION ❑ No. Kitchen Exhaust duct recirculating cfm ❑ No. Bath Exhaust(must have duct outside) cfm ❑ No. Other Fans: Locations cfm FUEL STORAGE (Must be approved by Fire Marshall if proposing to abandon tank in place.) � Installation ❑ Removal Fuel Oil: gallons � Underground ❑ Inside �Outside LP Gas: gallons Other: �..,+�'`��T.�� — c?�-'Cr�i �e'�1-(>.�J GAS LINE ONLY ❑ Outdoor Grill ❑ Other/List What&Where: 2 � , A PERMIT FEE CALCULATION(S) BASED OFF -2002 STATE STATUE ❑ Yes,this section applies The replacement of a Residential fixture or appliance that meets all three of the following requirements: 1. Does not require modification to electrical or gas service. 2. Has a total cost of$500.00 or less;exciudin�the cost of the fixture or appliance: and 3. Is improved,installed or replaced by the homeowner or licensed contractor. Sldp next section,if this applies; Cost of Permit $ 15.00 State Surcharge $ 5.00 Mail-In Fee(If Applicable) $ 2.00 Total Permit Fee $ � `�,µ�:'PERMIT FEE CALCULATION S �;�JOBS OVER$500 00 �;;�'� If above does not apply;follow guidelines below: 1. CONTRACT PRICE *is 1.25%of contract price with a(Minimum Fee of$50.00) �� x .0125$ ( ZC�� , � 7 (contract price) (mi imum$50.00) 2. STATE SURCHARGE C��% �"I � � w x.0005 $ ��'`; Z� (c tract price) 3. POSTAGE&HANDLING(Only on Mail-In Applications) $ 2.00 4. TOTAL PERIVIIT FEE(Add Lines 1-3 Above) $ � �-C�� ;-`��'' ■ * CONTRACT PRICE or JOB COST means the actual or estimated dollar amount charged for the permitted work including materials,labor,profit,and other fixed costs. It is the amount to be charged to the customer for the work done. If any material, equipment, labor or installations are furnished by the owner, tenant or any other party, the reasonable market value of such items must be added to the estimated cost or contract price for pernut fee purposes. In the event that there is a dispute on the amount of the job cost, the City may request the submission of a si�ed copy of the actual contract. �IECHt�1VICAL`PERMIT�APPLICATION AGREEM�� The undersigned hereby applies to the City for issuance of a Mechanical Permit, agrees to do all work in strict accordance with the ordinances of the City and the regulations of the State of Minnesota, and certifies that all statements made on this application are complete, true and correct. t ._ --� /� � Applicant's Signature: .,,� C ` � Date: %%'�� " �� i 3 t i � FOR CITY tiSE ONLY ��}� City caf Orono �1�1,/- ' 6 3/ 3 �y �� P.O.Bcx 66 ilare Received: _5�" ! �Permit# 7 //� 2750 IC,lley Parkway j �i Crystal Bay,MN 55323 Approved By_ Amount$: � �� Phone f952)249-4600 Fax(953)249-db l 6 ,\f i � `i `��,��j`� CITY OF ORONO—MECHANICAL PERMIT `��,..- (All Commercial permits must be approved by the Building Official or Inspector and/or Fire Marshall) GEI�TERAL.INFORME�.�I�N :` r: .� .;,�, u�y<` , � 1. You may apply for nechanical permits by mail or in person at the City offices. Applications will � be reviewed and a pennit will be issued within rivo working days. I� 2. Pernut cards will be sent by return mail after a review is completed. PERMITS ARE NOT O .� VALID UNTIL YO�1 RECEIVE A PERMIT. WORK MUST NOT BEGIN UNTIL THE I � PERMIT CARD I�POSTED ON THE JOB SITE. I�If 3. Mechanical Desi�ns—Complete calculations,details and specifications are required for each r� v�; heating,ventilation,humidification-dehumidification,and air conditioning installation including � f .�� heat loss/heat gain cslculation,design temperatures,equipment ratings and idenrification as �,�� type,manufacturer and model. Data shall be presented on form provided. 4. When any new cons-ruction or remodeling is involved,a separate building permit must be obtained. 5. All work must be done in accordance with the Uniform Mechanical Code/State Building Code requirements. 6. All work must be inspected(rough-in and fmal). Call(952)249-4600. (24-48 hour notice required) 7. House Heating Test Record must be submitted before fmal. TYPE OF PERNIIT ' "�'° ' �`�`� (Check All That Apply) � �`�� ❑Residential �Commercial(Approval Required) � � ❑ New ❑ �.dditional ❑Repairs ❑Replace Job Site/Owner Information: Site Address: ��1�� - �r utZ.- ��r�� ..�x�� a:. ..�- Owner: ��-�-�� e'�'^�� Mailing Address: �� -��, �� ( City: I�`t�(.S Zip: ��/�`Z-.- Home Phone: Alternate Phone: �'�Z� ��'� "�� Contractor Information:' �-��' ,.r.._, ��R�- ��it��;-z�`�� Contractor: ��'�``'"��-'��'�-'�-� ��• Contact Person: �EF'1�' �L��'i�-r'Z... Address: �ia t ��v� g ec 'L>•� State Bond#: �'1��<��-t G��`�, �►.� L� ��`�''� � Z,� ��r City: �' Zip: Expiration Date: �'l Phone: �� Alternate Phone: �i�Z��=� '� ��`� rVll�� .�;��a.�g:�T. []' Insurance—Cunent: c�1.�cd�F�Gn-� (�- 1 ` � , : Note:All Geothermal Sys�ms will now require a Site Plan&Review by our Building Official. IS THIS GEOTHERMAL? ❑Yes ❑No HEATING SYSTEMS Quantity. Make: Model: Fuel: Flue Size: Input BTIJs: Output BTIJs: CFM: COOLING SYSTEMS Quantity. Make: ModeL• Tons: H.Power FIREPLACES ❑ Gas Factory Fireplace Brand Name: ❑ Wood Buming Fireplace ❑ Wood Stove Model No.: ❑ Wood StovT with Flue/Masonry VENTILATION ❑ No. Kitchen Eachaust duct recirculating cfrn ❑ No. Bath E�aust(must have duct outside) cfm ❑ No. Other Fans: Locations cfm FiTEL STORAGE (Must bE approved by Fire Marshall if proposing to abandon tank in plac�) � Installation ❑ Removal Fuel Oil: gallons �Underground ❑Inside �(,Outside LP Gas: gallons Other: �:�� - �� GAS LINE ONLY ❑ Outdoor Grill ❑ Other/List What&Where: � - 2 � � , � ' ❑ Yes,this section apFlies The replacement of a Resider_tial fixture or appliance that meets all three of the following requirements: 1. Does not require modificarion to elechical or gas service. 2. Has a total cost Df$500.00 or less;excludins the cost of the fixture or appliance:and 3. Is improved,installed or replaced by the homeowner or licensed contractor. Skip next secrion,if this applies; Cost of Permit $ 15.00 State Surcharge $ 5.00 Mail-In Fee(If Applicable) $ 2.00 Total Permit Fee $ If above does not apply;follo+�guidelines below: 1. CONTRACT FRICE *is 1.25%of contract price with a(Minimum Fee of$50.00) �' �� ' � Zos , I °� R.oizs$ i (con ct price) ( imum$50.00) 2. STATE SURCHARGE 4'(� �I C� `�" X.000s $ `��l (c tract price) 3. POSTAGE&H�IVDLING(Only on Mail-In Applications) $ 2.00 4. TOTAL PERMrI'FEE(Add Lines 1-3 Above) $ ��S E��' ■ * CONTRACT PRICE nr JOB COST means the actual or estimated dollar amount charged for the pertnitted work includin�materials,labor,profit,and other fixed costs. It is the amount to be charged to the customer for the work done. If any material, equipment,labor or installarions are fiunished by the owner,tenant or any other party,the reasonable market value of such items must be added to the estimated cost or contra�t price for permit fee purposes. In the event that tfiere is a dispute on the amount of the job cost,:he City may request the submission of a signed copy of the actual contract. The undersigned hereby applies to the City for issuance of a Mechanical Permit, agrees to do all work in strict accordance with the ordinances of the City and the regulations of the State of Minnesota, and certifies that all statements made on this application are complete, true and conect. Applicant's Signature: ( C." Date: ��"� r� � 3 � � � � Up�� i Z�� W��N '�' - " ';, DRAWING FOR a�Q° � " �rucunenronuEn �M - J� ,,; _ o YOUR BOAT CLUB ��aLL .. --- . . ,, � = _ - --� ..---�� e _. -''"� E -'"� y • o . ON LAKE MINNETONKA a"z� �`i..�:�� I .� � f SSf�ewµ� 6 . ' � �N O M , mt I ; .- ,�w O �� 3� ,� �� "c `Z � � �9 20 � W i O� ��^•'�� O Cj y� r O � 3 W A �B m�— ,. G P�- • .� '� A_ z� z P//y//� ' 0 /�/�\ ,h �c • ..\ "�J/A- �u�a ' \ f �^�piP�,rA ( i�rl�1'^I p vI�(IJ��` Y 1'! / \\ ♦� Y tlA��W�� 2 � \\\ • OA- �` � i° 1� V �`, •Y . , o , , ,�,q tl , , . . � � � ._ O • � � '`. ah��"f��bl . ' � � 3� . ......../�b.�, no n .'-'r�sd e • • 3, j1 _-"_-_ ��o� — a�� \ 'f0 r '.�4��T �� ' _",\, ' • 20 29 . q3 14 2�➢F�N�s � , � . , o �� ,° �� '"a�' qs. � qz `� �g`o p � �� , a 4� � . ' zs � • �y GA O� 0 9�F ,I �$�o ee} O 1, Z4 0 �� 39 O • �F�4f( • " ��. � �� . , � �9 t, b R . :�'oF 11 30 . ° � � �� G�y8 '� � ��r' ��LF' O ' 36 ,, • • � P a � o p � . � .. � 5 , _ � , � � ., vE a� �9 . ,,.-' 3� � O � • O 59 ..._-� ...... \ � • � 55 56 • ` 6 b ti. s . � _ � � � � , . 3 1 � 4 ` 'N '1 . . itiuwh � 5] O h3i w i A�-y u � .`F`... • 51 - � � x• p � ``� �°b y �` � .aii..� . � h� ,_ . 878 p ' `�3`�'L �:'1�.�""�� •J y � � i�2g II �� ;0 4: .o,E�� r a�� , _" .r a�3: _ G' ��.\.� v,�'7� ,1` k�$ 3 exsrun � � • �a 1of�isEs , �.,T•�O {` G4'} ` cnZE90 � �"'� q6 l� �B Ef P� yt a � `\.. `1 '. I .. " '�� ♦ I ,.-',. " _ .1 �\ J / .,,... ... r" �• � u�� a " � .,- �'��'...%.-'' 45 _.-' 8ni� II �.`\ � � i I�`s �.` .s°'� ,-.�-'`�� „ , � . . p�p s° 'I G GP�� 4��`� P�i �. e , . 't �. �'�a e � � �� q,µ� � - 2ANSl 10�1 0 2o ao eo i `;'°P.a`�°�w�, ��. _ ��"AouB --w A(,c ��2ECr- f3urN 'Pi P�N G �`��"�--� � Eo,.., .. E _ , , -' �, SCALE IN FEET , �..o. ,�E, T Tt� o� L � ' '°" , FRorn Tc-Ft T O I .�U��.� � a� ,✓ .uwnn I �U�2� D �J��fJ U 5 W t LL C ,�}.t, �, �� 3 '•1 n �4Bw�G2rn-�n7 D rnA2rNC= "j��,p v� ,- • � ' �` C ,"P [ ! � ��5 =s; I � � b pP �.•�""E �� i ....- •, � v v ` P�n o.sco �� oc.'arco� r--� >¢� ° -- - --- --2 OOo_��FGt-otiJ ; �6u�3C�-w�9(.(, G(.�45r�C. 1'� .t N�E2G2vu�v f� .51��G � nN1L. �I��c 21� �A � , � ` ��\ e. . p. . C I I�j' � :9 b I \' h ':e' ; O1�\ � i. °o � , � I� �' \� _ v,�p�' y ' � � _ �� \ - �..b, , � � ; I' �\ '- e�a � 3 m , i � \ �U� l � _ 'r�`' •��o R a � , � � — -c- � 1 :^�i"'. ,.'�o � �i M � = _ :' e . � � . ^' , � :::"� � i \. � �\ ` �l` L :� I�� a " ' -,�'• _ �.:� °_:: � ;, .a� :�:;� p:i, P �r �i � `C Q , :�Q� (� .� p ��i,,,.�:..,��.ti��,.�... "a: : '�o' , � � D .i` � lT O ' ::.:.. °•'tr _ i � � � < .i• ,.i.,,'. asv � � I� � _ • � .• • .e � `r�I � . q "1 . � ,•S•• •� •'J I f � ` `, � •,• •; '.•• I i y � � ,h n,a�.`, � `�: r';: -y:o . i � � � 9 � "k �; �`� ' " � j � .� � v. ,: � , : •" , s_ , i n ' '+r.. �`:`��, a: � ; � D -� rn � � h �. i �'1 R� '� " � � "',• - a o � � 't°� � � � �, l �{� — �a� I . W _� z� , � d � .--F-�� ;`p.; i � : . o� r� i f (� .•,.• � ; �' � ; ` � '4 r ��`.r i.a -- C i I �] 44 ' "t � ' i I ' .l �+: � . . � ',.'�`.+h1,,:',\�'__``'41�. t�� . q 4-0 � � U /A �� •.�•�• C � � � � � a a � -� c � ; j a ,' � �- � �1 (� ��-- �� z' � i \�n� � 9 - ;� � � '_ ' ' �� ' �V P 7 � 1 , I � . .• :e. � 1 A �° �` �'�:�� •ti,.� ��M c' O ;-• ,�� o �� a � -,� . �� p�o � 4 •�' �� ,.�• �e i �1t�In � " �- -��` �� •� �4= � ,� •-f' :J, � I �� \ ,;��.:•. t.v � ; �;z ��, �� / ' � � " i , ry .'- - ` �..� ° - -- - _ � �� ; - ' a . i` � �.4r/'_ - .„ ' . � � ��o.- .-. -- � � ,,: ' e � �, -.-.__ '__ ... ._. . ._..' ., . . I O .��Y� �.\ �� + ' � � . � � ��-. � � / ':,� . I I_. 1 �:� �l� �� , - ° --- — ` , � '��"� __ - '� � (� � f��1 .- .. _ _ _ , . . , i� ��f� ._...,. . ' _ : -� . ". ._'___ L_ ��` ` '��,\\\ r� ��. � \ ' � f � �� t �� v . �1 r � : � � � � �OLP.�'L- 3oya�-T CC_�(3 - (.��5 . 'S �S NOTES: �o� 1-ALL PIPING AND ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS MUST, ; , o ; � � CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE REGULATIONS INCLUDING � '••� NFPA30,FLAMMABLE&COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS CODE; NFPA30A,AUTOMOTIVE&MARINE SERVICE STATION n �� • • � CODE;NFPA70,NATIONAL ELETRICAL CODE. �� ' • � 2-PIPING FROM TANK TO DISPENSER SHOULD SLOPE UPWARDS,AVOIDING AIR OR LIQUID TRAPS. d �� 3-USE UNIVERSAL JOINTS AT DISPENSERS TO ALLOW II II M I a I FOR GROUND MOVEMENT. e ;; ;; ; ; 4-CONDUIT TAPS SHOWN ARE PROVIDED.ANY OR ALL N II I I MAY BE USE TO MAKE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS TO DISPENSER. JUNCTIONBOX W II 1 . . 1 �I�A � �� ' ' " ' 5-FIRMLY MOUNT THE DISPENSER TO THE ISLAND USING Yc__ II �,A I I THE ANCHOR BOLT LOCATIONS PROVIDED. �� - �r � � q . . II 1 I ' C , 6-EMERGENCY SHUTOFF VALVES AND BREAKAWAY DEVICES ARE EXAMPLES OF REQUIREMENTS STATED II 0� , II N I .' IN THE NFPA30A,AUTOMOTIVE&MARINE SERVICE � • STATION CODE. THESE,AS WELL A5 ANY OTHER SAFETY � � � DEVICES REQUIRED BY NFPA30&30A,MUST BE INSTALLED � AND,MAINTAINED PER THE MANUFACTURER'S ', 172"NPTIMETUNION(1 C� INSTRUCTIONS. EMERGENCY VALVE(1X) - � � 7 7/2"SCHED 10 GALVANIZEO PIPE - I TOSTORAGETANK mm UNIVERSNL JOIN(I% � 3/4'X 1 tl7$LOTS FOR ANCMOR BOLTS(2J 1 12'NPT INLET UNION(7%) � ' m 32 3" 9 5' - - �4.. 21 Yf ' 01 � 1` i0� . I � A � � OI � �5 TOP OF ISLAND � 3�. oc p:a> 1"NPT CONOUIT TRPS 3% ' ' JUNCTIONBOXEXPLO I PROOF N-A(i:8) � q11 'MTIE fIAYNE UIVLSdI BASE DIMENSIONS 31G2221D-3/G2227DIR MODEL-3/G2221 D-SHOWN ^°^ °`"'•' �'"�" ,.,.�, � o,,.o�., _o:,. ou __-- ��_- oornnixraeenoresrnooe�s . �romio a 3iouz�om n .. . _ _--w�u�Hn�e�^- 8�". '3-305100-DWG A • �,_ . � _ - - �CP Ma.r-ina/Aboveground . - _ �=Y �� ' • �,� . �rod u ct Pi p i ng •APTs XP marina/aboveground .��`=: piping consisu of XP pipe encased APT metallic ducted(MD)pipe is the ideal choice for aboveground and marina fuel delivery in metallic conduit,making it impact � �,��; resistant and W and fire protected. � ' - f systems.The MD-Series piping system contains-our XP'product piping inside a flexible �; , � �,....� _ , _; metallic conduit This su erior coristruction adds_�e ro3ecuon;im act resistance and UW - ��-'_�o P _ P ` P . , ` .�;:• _;_.r stability to what is already the highest quality pipingsystem.The MD-Series pipe is shipped ��,;^ E with single wall or secondary contained pipe already installed into the metallic jacket,reducing ;�_- insullation time in the field.For marinas,the flexibility of this product easily handles variation �� ( in water levels and can be installed alongside or under docks_ °` i� ---.__ � '�� :� � • -- �� i � � , .. - �, Master 91 x 33 x 74 231.1 x 83.8 X 187.9 �� ' i . �� i �M � �;; "�' �� "z �SupeF m�scer " � '�` ` �� '�`��`� � 2 v �k8�iQ, ``� - !� �r�$�MaSt��„""_�'�. *:�..r -�:'�;i`r,�..,_ ��.-�i..�a.'`., . .< � � : . 'Reel dia.x width x hub dia. '4...� . � � - ��--�- . . �:_.; . -� : _,. ,;� , � _ ��' .A ��r .�. � �- _' � �, 5� �� e � ;�- .. c � - r�� „ '��C�� XP-100-MD-250 I"secondary 250 Master 878 398 ; conrained inside $32.50 � �:. XP-100-MD-500 metallic dua 500 Master 1,691 767 - �}-� XP [00-�F�D:25 ' -•r-��i-'��j Q�; �.a *- 846'b -,� '�, � M S:M+=sx+"54�'� � ;,XQ�00= IaD'a�SQ meall� uc��,� � _ r. .r�}.56 � ;� ,�,,�� ; . . �a _ �.��::.� -� ��. . • � ,�;�, XP-I50-MD-250 I Yi'secondary 250 Master x �,005 455 contained inside $38.25 XP-150-MD-500 metallicduct 500 S.Master 1,979 895 fi r.�- �, �. �� ,•r,:�,• � ,.�.-�.�....� ��J�5��1��,�25(� '^��,��'s ii� ' ,�� '�`�?3.50 ` 35 z.."4 � ,�,�.. :�. ,, $3F1:Q0�'Z ��P`k50-MDD 50Q <tnsi�e �c.�.�'u�ct . 4<SOU , �. ��. XP-175-MD-250 � I'/+"secondary 250 Master I.A76 488 conrained inside $40.50 XP-175-MD-500 metallic duct 500 S.Mazter 2,122 962 ��a.': D.�2'�. I:'�'�mgl ;. E �Sd=` ��,`�`..,.,� � 36,,p`:: s��75�'DD 50Qt mst e.�iet�a'�h �itu ��OQ= . 93_ _ - XP-200-MD-200 2"secondary 200 Master 1,069 485 conuined inside $61.00 XP-200-MD-350 meallic duct 350 S.Master 2,083 944 7ff'20aMCID 200 2 si*�`n[�` I�:uts► '��'"p "`� : 949 � '453`' ��'�v" XP`�20U-MDD;35Q ��,,&�meul6 u"� ''350�'� _ aster, � �,8ZI '84� � �n$5S. ' 7,��.�:..�...�,�.g�:�, w - —�.:m 4 ' . � - - - - � � � XP Pressure and Suction � �=�, . . ...�-�-✓.. � • �..... ... .. �.:�aqR�Y3Si.' `—,.:. �� '.I Product P-iping , �-- �� •A Ume proven material I�fylon 12 `'� � - has been the primary layerof -�: The I"size of APT piping can be used in both pressure and suction applications,and is ideal - APT pipe for more than 12 years. �� for providin remote feed and fill for heaters;boilers and-emer rt enerators.The I%z", r . � y' � rgest auto ��' �="' S ge cYg Fr.eferred b`the'world's la �,•� I'/,"and 2''_sizes of�APT;pcoduct-pipingean be used=in bothpressure andsuction applications, makers,the fuel line material�conrains ��Q`'"e and are ideal for underground service station fuel delivery systems.The D-Series piping is a no polj!ethylene. �+-� � single waA,direct bury piping,while the SGSeries piping provides additional environmenul �,�Q a° security�s a secondary contained direct bury pipe.Both feature controlled flexibility,even in 'No possibili�;.of piping layer �,� low temperatures,permitting fast,easy installation. delamination due to the layered . ,e•�'�7 • piping construction of �:*� '� _ _ high-grade material. • � �� ' "' ' - •Biofuel approved(E85 and biodiesei). -�'F � 3 g r'n- , Super master gl x 49 x 74 231.1 x 124.5 x l88 �'i �� V$ �� (S.Mast) � Notes: I.Do not store piping in direct sunlight �� 2.UL971 listed to the January 2004 sandards. �. 'Reel dia.X width X hub dia. �' ,-`,a. _. _ _ .. . ^a:�..F i�,i ' _ . . _ � . t- . .,'_ _... . _.—__. .. ' -.. � . . . � . . ��0. x�„�. ' - 4��. � � � r,�g�, I"secondary 250 Ma3cer 551 249 $19J5 XP-100-SC conuined 500 Master 658 298 $19.25 2 500 S.Master 1,578 715 $17.75 i .�� R � c-"vval 100 Master 500 226 $26.50 I'/:"seco�dary 250 Master 583 264 $25.00 XP-150-SC �ontained S00 Master 720 326 $24.25 I,000 S.Master 1,065 483 $23.00 �...� ,'. ,�� '�. :, � 1,500 S.Master 1,340 607 $22.75 _ ��y �, f r Z ��. Q _ � a � S'� � '. ;;,��Q �' "srn e wvaf 506 39.� � � � � ,000 r � �g�, � k,s5p' �:: . ".,t- : ��`�:_:; ,°t= ��,:'i1,500�.'° as�e : s 465. r 7•. ,�`.�1�00.� � 100 Master 550 249 $29.00 XP-175-SC I'/,"secondary 250 Master 655 295 $28.00 contained 500 Master 830 374 $26.50 I 000 S Master 1,355 610 $26.00 . k "i .. P�i"� .�,.k x-, N`aw'ra'r ^;r � :.C� �' ' 25�eC>3� ��`°�ZQ� z•L`"�,5 : .� y�^^ � �e��N �s� �� "'•�- -?�. �k �.'<s�„, l� . .� . p ��ga;-,�''�, t � �'� $�LW-. � XP f 75 D��'� ��l'/,�;,smgfe wall��.'�'��0�� ,��.er �.r38Q�� 6f ��2�00; r'�z-� z^A;'�F ti� � �� `` .w..��'� rok'",�'��S,�OO� MaSt�� „�,��Q„� ��Q � ��,2I s50; ,�. ,:��.��..�"`�c� :�_ ��f`,QOQ �'�`aste"� "t�5��e D2 ss 21:00= x��:.;_ �a� � �;�- 100 Master 585 263 � $39.25 XP-200-SC ��secondary 200 Master 690 31 I $38.25 contained 350 Mazter 848 381 $37.75 700 S Master I 250 563 $36 00 �`*w t '�� w � ^� -x�-� ��m �� ' ^�'�, S �*� 'g ' _ 100 �"i� �k`�,,��ste.��-� �545� ,��24�'S . 33: "�' P�.200 D ��4'2"singfe� �,�� "�� :� �y�:�s� 5 �3 00 � ..� ��. �,.��,�;�°'�'' _ � 3��^�: a e ' ,c��,,�� 30:��0 .��.�>s�:r � . ��Q.�:��:�cer : �J Q�� , 3 - 30.00a 2 , . _►,� . - - � i r� 4 - s,. � I�i�l� i� '�; �I �, � .4 , f _��'7"..�. Grade Transition Tank Sum s � � � � = Belov�r p -- - . .� � APTs TS-2430,TS-3630 and TS-4230 tank sumps are ideally suited for low cost retro fits and •TS 2430 utilizes antl'8"'bolt-down . ``��': shallow burial applications.The TS-2430 is ideal for line branching points and for containing watertight lid. �S '" piping splices.The 36"or 42"bases provideample space for submersibles and fittings:The ' �� '. •TS-3630;and,TSq4230 utilize a 23% � � ' bolt-on gasket-lid combination fiu economically under a-30"manway. ' ' ;,�;��'��. '! bolt-down watertight lid. .. - - - - -- � ' '.. � m�� High density polyethylene f� construction is dura6le and ,fi�,._ , chemical-resistant ' � ' : •All TS-Series sumps�allow fittings to s'"' � � be installed with ease,vyMile tape�ed ��; ` design allows for installation under an ': �; economical 30"manway. �-�'' , • Bolt-down cover can be easily ' , '= removed for routine irtspections. �� •One-piece design enhances � water resistance. ��y,� r�_,. , ..�Y ' U�C � � � � �,.._�� —�� ,� � � �. � ��' � � e ��'i, �� , 'o�. I , �: r;�^�< � - � - TS-2430 Transition sump,shallow burial,24"base,fits under a 30"manway $362.00 _ �6304��:'-ra�n#ump,sfia�Coyv�,a,r�al";3G''�ase�ts�d°e�a�~3Q°man`wa�� s ��,� . 39,:Oa� T5-4230 Tank sump,medium burial,42"bue,fiu under a 30"manway $772.00 ��+�"�+s� �S'36P�30 4T3Q cetrii�ic.' rep�a � �° 4�'� Th � ce��asseAt I'yfor^fcrew'ohl. 62_0. 5�tf1�„i�'"t��_�P�o�e�'e.�ae�� z ��s��`y�'* . � 999-855-55 Replacement gasket $24.00 26 � lYo. 2014-131 Fee: $965.00 �,� ��F r� r ., 122 WSU Units :''� � ��_, �• 58 BSU Units �y� .�,. �:a,.;r��;. MULTIPLE DOCK AND MOORING AREA LICENSE LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota WHEREAS, Browns Bay Marina (Site 1), c/o Luke Kujawa, 10 S. Sth Street, #110, Minneapolis, MN 55402 has paid the sum of $965.00 DOLLARS to the Treasurer of said LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT as required by the Ordinances of said District and complied with all the requirements of said Ordinances necessary for obtaining this License: NOW, THEREFORE, By order of the Board of Directors of said District and by virtue hereof, the said EOF Investments LLC (Site 1) is hereby licensed and authorized to operate a multiple dock subject to existing and future density policies and regulations adopted by the District's Board of Directors, Per Site Plan - 5/6/14; Subiect to Variance Order 3/25/81; Subiect to: All watercraft must be stored within authorized BSUs. and no watercraft (within all 58 BSUs) mav exceed 4' overhang LOA with equipment in normal operating position bevond the end of the docks; per LMCD Code Section 2.015, Subd. 9; Non-Conformine Structure, 1:6 densitv,332 feet of lakeshore frontage. for the period of the 2014 Dock Season and ending December 31, 2014 subject to all the conditions and provisions of said Ordinances. Violations of the provisions of the District's Code of Ordinances are punishable by imprisonment for not more than 90 days or imposition of a fine of not more than $1,000.00 or both. Given under my hand and the corporate seal of the LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT this 6`h day of May, 2014. �. Attest: xecutive tr tor, r ry S. ybeck tM: ee - .: � � Double all Tank �� _ . � . � . _ � . . . .. . . . � . . a' � . > . . . • ". ° ' . " � - a' . . . ,,, � . � " � . Y � � � �� . � . . �r . . Double Wa�i�� g . Jacketed��a�. �� sry��.. � . Secondary�, :. f� � � � . ;� � .�t .:,. Conta� ,�n�r�t..� A�= . the ultimate�" ¢�. , � �� in structural� � �ng�h�. a ,` _ and com� m��' ,.,� �; .r. . �r, � � for today < . , a t �- � �� :� -• and tomr�moi�'s tY � �g , . hydrocarbon Y�els� -� '� �x �� ' �' �� , , , and ttdi�ves ^. �' �X - _ _ a � ,�� .. : ��. �.��,' ,� � � , ; . �:.� : � � _ I �: � ; � _ �; , , _. �� . _.�..��,,� :,.�., ,��.�......... ,..I,., , ..��w...�..._� . , ; .� I I L ' i ' �� C � , � �� _� f r� � ;� • • - �:.t ,� ; � � �. . . �� ,u � �,�� . ,� , . . �, �t � & � a . h. $# .. , . .3�ir�� r . . �._.,.M.,, �.«,.��,z� 4�� S �r�. ��. �,«..,..�.. .,,� � .. _ �°^.� �.,,r,�� s , � ��.w ,,.....,, --«n-.-;__.... .« �' ..-:ry....,._ �� tk �� '�19,3��:. , �wvvw.modweldco.com � . , � . - . , ,: . . _ . ��.�,�;,., . .� ._ ...�... .,_ . ,_. ._..�___ ._ _ , . ��:._. . �.��.�..� _�� .._t,�.�...�,�.�..�.�.. . ... � . : _ , .. �/� � � I�...M...r., . ,.,z....<.a�«ws.....=n.l'v>i.....�r%:..,.r—s. .w..s+fy aayt'..,i..,..p.5'v ,a-i... ,.._....�.. ..i�� I�V �� . � .. -.f . �w+—n �..r ,-N�r _._ _ _ �'. modern Ethanol Fuels. The Modern Welding Company has the event of a breach. Oil refineries and bulk storage tank determined that shop fabricated "Steel" underground and manufacturers utilize steel for vessels, piping and for the aboveground storage tanks, when used for the storage of manufacturing and delivering of fuel across America. We ethanol based fuels, have exhibited no long term detrimental know that protecting the environment is, and will continue structural or permeation issues. As with all fueis, Modern to be, one of the hottest topics our industry faces during the recommends that tank owners implement a maintenance coming decades. That's why Modern Welding has designed program for all tanks and associated equipment, inciuding GLASTEEL IIT"'to be the very finest double wall jacketed monitoring and removing water that may accumulate within the secondary contained tank available in the market today. tank. Steel tanks are made from ductile materials that bend but will not break, aiding in preventing catastrophic spills in ' � COST-EFFECTIVE � Multiple compartment configurations provide the most cost- DOUBLE THE QUALITY effective product storage, with one common secondary Modern Welding's GLASTEEL IIT"'offers a UL 1746 listed annular space monitor for all compartments. secondary contained tank comprised of a strong UL 58 � ,:: steel primary tank enclosed within a 360° FRP secondary containment wall. Product compatibility and structural strength SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE; are ensured by GLASTEEL IIT"''s steel inner tank. The FRP outer EASY INSTALLATION tank provides complete corrosion protection and DOUBLES the dependability as the secondary containment. Our design • Cathodic protection, dielectric isolation not required. ` provides a minimum-clearance, free flowing 360° annular space. > Modern's Glasteel IIT"' underground storage tanks meet the EPA � GLASTEEL IIT""tanks still come with Modern �' 40 CFR Subpart B, 280.20 for performance standards for new Welding's 30-year limited warranty. Underground Storage Tank Systems. • Your GLASTEEL IIT""tank, when completed, will be EXCEEDS TESTING CRITERIA delivered on time. Cost saving regional delivery can u . _` A steel monitor access tube is welded liquid tight into thr also lower your freight charges. `� � ;0. primary steel tank. The monitor access tube provides the �� :;�� • Simpie low cost installation procedures require no ��- `: annular space monitoring capabilities. The FRP double wail special backfill aggregate procedures to maintain secondary containment exceeds all Underwriters Laboratory structural integrity. testing performance criteria and is a UL Listed Product. Additionally, Glasteel IIT"'tanks are shipped to the DOUBLE COMPATIBILITY jobsite with a vacuum established�vithin the annular Fuels and fuel additives are changing across the world. Early space. Once this vacuum is confirmed to meet the additives were tetra ethyl lead, then MTBE's now ethanol "Testing" criteria as established by the Nr=PA ancf fuels...what is next? Is your storage tank ready? Modern's referenced in our Glasteel IITti' Installation lnstructions GLASTEEL IIT"" UL listed steel primary tank offers the broadest no additional air test i�, required prior to instaliation. �� ` compatibility available with all fuels, including gasoline, jet fuel, This saves time and money for our clients. �� diesel fuel, ethanol, neat methanol, M-85, and E-85. `'' �- �... T M w...�..�w �..__.. �� Tank _— Steel PrimarY onitoring --� �qnnu�ar Space for M � Jacketed �-- FRP SecondarY � Containment Tank —\ _---��— �,; _� ��d� ��x�., � , . � ;. : _ .rw.. ;. ;�� ,,, , qp�.,i. ' `'L _ ....�� _.,�v";�„�,�`t .. . `,,,q�yP�.:.- .. e. .. . �;:.. .. . .. _..,..e �tl� wW �'' . .. . ... . . �s�ne '�..'.:..` . , - : ..� .�,.,.. �.-� � . " �i�.ca,.,.., _ , � . , ' .�,�+�x �,� _ � F . ; . �,�;x: ;.��,-��- -��$ � . _ • ' .. _<.�.�..;�. _ �'` „�� a� � �r�y:;: —�. - � � c � �:f. ;, .,» , � i � i i_ �,- �� ...�.. �... � 1 � I 1 . .. : :�.:. � ,�,,._.� .. � . 1 1 ' i i 1 1 . . . � . -�.. -. a-_� y; a�, � �� ::h I�'I I ;r: f � I • � ��Od�!M'� ,.�;. � il �' � �I ii �♦ 1 ..: - .. - . . . ,��" .;*„ �;� ..k-�.�:::. _� , � � , : . , � ; � � ;. . �� . .: � � �t . •� `�-. �:! _ . � �-- �, � ., :� � - - ,,, �. �r � � � � � A " : r ,� Ty� �✓ � � � `A r ; � � ,�' � � `,' _ � . � � � � � k,.�. � r. ..� � ,.;�;.:.� � � , � �-- .. � �. �.� � .. .�,.. - ..._ =,� �.� i '��, •-��:M�'� �i; �� '.� .�,y,w,�', � ,, � � � � _ � . ; .; � _ti "'� '�- < � .,�.., - ��..�.. '�s.r,. ...��. �ur'�j .'�� •� �` �.'�� , ' �� '`�� '�x',��+ '� � 's } ' � . � . . . . ,�`*-i�..#�. ,��,� "+},�. . w �..,.5. - �a: i �s.-.....i� . . ,� . �� N:�.J��, -�or Cancer Center Houston,TX 2-25,OG0 ga,lon back up emergency generator tanks. Maintenance Program...Your Best Protection. G�Y�vq � �'v�, Modern Welding designs and manufacturers GLASTEEL IIT^'tanks to the highest standards in the Industry, >° �� o producing the finest double wall secondary containment tank available today.To maintain these standards � `�- g Modern Welding recommends a"Maintenance Program"be adopted for all tanks.The EPA, PEI and API �a�„ca �� v recommend that all types of fuel storage tanks, regardless of materials used for construction,be subjected ""'�'"'� to reqular scheduled maintenance. Listed below are publications containing recommended practices and procedures for the proper maintenance of storage tank systems. Protecting the environment is,and will continue to be, one of the industry's greatest challenges during the coming decades. Publications: •API Recommended Practice 1621, Bulk Liquid Stock Control at Retail Outlets. •API Recommended Practice 2610,Design,Construction,Operation, Maintenance and Inspection of Terrninal and Tank Facilities. • EPA's°Operating and P,�aintaining Underground Storage Tank Systems." •ASTM Standard D646�a-69, Standard Guide for Microbial Contamination in Fuels and Fuel Systems. • PEI, RP-900, Recommended Practices for the Inspection and Maintenance of UST Systems. Please ioin Modern Welding in doing your part to adhere to a proper maintenance program. Corporate Offices 2880 New Hartford Road•Owensboro,KY 42303 Phone:270-685-4400•Fax:270-684-6972 www.modweldco.com•E-mail:modern@modweldco.com 1 800 922 1932 Regional Shipments reduce shipping costs! Contact the nearest Modern Welding Subsidiary for price and delivery. MODERN WELDING COIVIPANY OF GEORGIA,INC. MODERN WELDING COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA,INC. 300 Prep Phillips Dr.,Augusta,GA 30901 4141 North Brawley Avenue,Fresno,CA 93722 Phone:(706)722-3411 Fax:(706)724-8133 Phone:(559)275-9353 Fax:(559)275-4381 modernl4@modweldco.com modernlOQQ modweldco.com MODERN WELDING COMPANY OF TEXAS,INC. C'j�rr �� MODERN WELDING COMPANY OF IOWA,INC. 715 Sakowitz Street, Houston,TX 77020 � 2818 Mt.Pleasant Road,Burlington,IA 52601 Phone:(713)675-4211 Fax:(713)673-4062 Phone:(319)754-6577 Fax:(319)754-8428 modern7@modweldco.com modern8@modweldco.com MODERN WELDING COMPANY OF FLORIDA,INC. MODERN WELDING COMPANY OF OHIO,INC. 1801 Atlanta Avenue,Orlando,FL 32806 One Modern Way,Newark,OH 43055 Phone:(407)843-127G Fax:(407)423-8187 Phone:(740)344-9425 Fax:(740)344-6018 modern6C�?modweldco.com modern5@modweldco.com MODERN WELDING COMPANY OF OWENSBORO,INC. MODERN WELDING COMPANY OF TEXAS,INC. 1450 East Parrish Avenue,Owensboro, KY 42303 modern 200 N.Main Street,Rhome,TX 76078 Phone:(270)683-5323 Fax:(270)684-5245 Phone:(817)636-2215 Fax: (817)636-2680 modernl C�?modweldco.com � modernl5�modweldco.com MODERN WELDING CO.,INC '.; L -_TM �a 'i O � � ��.��:�� -� r __ The ultimate in structural strength and compatibility for today and tomorrow's hydrocarbon fuels and additives. �� - - '"'� Wayne CenturyTM Series Fuel Dispenser .b�.^„t R • � ...',¢�,') . � ryd�, � �� "� ';�' I; , t� r'� �, , _..----^"__._—� �� an ' ` , ,�� ; .,��.. `,,...��"'_� - � }f; ,n�� F� '1�} - � . �'7 .� - ^ . > � x 1a;� , . . ' '"p a' :.y.1.t' � ' . a+.... �r .. I .- � ,_. . . t ... �. ......�:.. � . . � . , . . ,_ .. -` � ��• ..,.: > . ..-.,., . .�,z.. .,. H-��i � I> wx . i .� , � � -i _ �� "' ��y:�'�1��. - � � �` � � , '�,� � J .., ��, , 4� .. � " t�l�4 �.�� .� " ' ��d �.". �`. 2 S s ! t'•,�.�`A,,.,-� xj, .��'��`�.', i4. �� ?� �"z �.t' � ��:i ��Y � _ ' ��qk, r ��'r . �.1 :.��. t � . � . .. yt 4.x,;3 ..... ' �E �', .., ✓♦ , s� � y � , x a .�,`,�.� y,U y � �� r.{ !f ,fi Z�.�`k$:k�. 1"� �' L" r�„#,��y�`�;. r �3 .� ��"��'` ` f � .: �:,i.jFM ��. �r z r� o ai �, � ' . . ... .. ., ..�......4�..e _ . . . Ty �a,4 3W� "'�' ra'b : t .�'.�';: f {} a.!::CU �Y �„...,. I ' ��.�c�k �L {�r��'��7H��. --"i�1"7r�'{�, -:- :�:tG'� , Y'tk 1 1��,Y, .��'!"�� . �C� d d � � � �u � ff LT �a,� ,� ��`�� y� � �, ( .fi � J't Y�' '�'+ S �`<"�I✓� ..i ��if+�� e{i'w5„+.�f F. F�",N,s�t,[ . ,:� r t^i ,�3�;'� & a '� `^ �r . . m r��° ��r7*� G• a� �u+�.�.�q � � �, � � �� ,i�_,�� t z h��'� � �,�.� � �'�'�'�� .^ , ,� �€ �p�X i c�� `� t t�. ,�,.yr�Y,� _' $'� �,�r�_ � � '� ,r' N � �,.'� � 1: �� , r S, � F . 5+t�y;' '".� .S �� .� 9 �R� �i a �.. �y�s "�yE � fs �N��¢- . 'x,,; .�y �,� 4 �t,� � _ .` 9 n-,q. N"r. ,.:. ,}._ �:: .�, ' :".;' . ,.:.. ...,.. a..�c . �.. �' �' . �- { . . .. .. . � _ . .. �. C 2 — V .��r 5e •° :�� . . . _ �. � .. 'e<� �. t . . - ^ - ;.y .� . . . ' .�_:, j .. ; �. Dresser Wayne Century Series Fuel Dispenser ■ ��, .— . „� r� :'�+�'�"��` �._.' •'t?�� , ��„ � t a�i 'd �� ^+ "l��r'� -�,."� _ — , � ` � � - -- , - - `-_ '..-�� ',�� i � �=� �� j�`�- �- � � . _ � .� .. c — �'' �1 � _ , .... .- ,� . , � _ , �; _ � -,. . - --- ,�a � :' �;`' � � '�� 'i. �.=�--•" '� `� K>.�.�� -�! � ! � � � � � � � �r� , .,_, ,.;� � The Dresser Wayne Century Series fuel dispenser combines the benefits of fast fueling with the value of a compact design. It is a perfect fit for small retail service stations, truck stops and specialty applications like marinas and airports. With a wide range of high flow rate model configurations and rugged construction, it is a cost-effective choice for high volume locations. Designed for your real-life applications • Small retail service stations and convenience stores or unattended retail fueling sites that do not require in-dispenser payment terminals • High volume locations such as truck stops • Non-automotive applications like marinas and airports that need a rugged dispenser • Retailers that offer diesel on a separate island or lower volume fuels such as kerosene f � � L,r��„ 4 � � — �.✓/ �\ . .�T�� j:'. � �� 9 . � = ,. .�_ rT ; f �' tt:,},_' -7=� � � � ...1 _ .�- � , , �' ��— � � � _. _� , : _ ; �; = ` � f �� s �. �: �. —� � =� : ---�- , i q,, ..y a � � � �' �� _ ,. -----`��, ,�.- � � a, ,� � : ; c t �:a � � � � ....., � � �;a� .. . �� —� , .. •�nu w a�.-. •'� - Three series and many configuration options let you select just what you need Available in three capacity options, you can choose the exact Century dispenser model to match your fuel delivery requirements. Century 2200 Series fuel dispenser-The Century 2200 dispenser series includes Standard Capacity and Enhanced Capacity models with flow rates up to 22 GPM`. It features iMeter technology with precise electronic calibration capabilities for reduced calibration costs. This series comes in four dispenser and four suction pump configurations. Century 2220 SHC Series fuel dispenser- For customers who need more fueling capacity, the Century 2220 Super High Capacity (SHC)fuel dispenser series provides flow rates up to 36 GPM`. It includes two iMeters connected to a single hose for superior flow performance. The Century 2220 dispenser series is available in three standalone models, three master dispenser configurations and two satellite dispensers for convenient truck saddle tank fueling. Internal filters are standard, and on satellite models, the filters on the master dispenser also clean the satellite supply feeds. Century 2230 UHC Series fuel dispenser -The Century 2230 Ultra High Capacity(UHC)fuel dispenser series offers exceptional flow rates up to 60 GPM'for facilities that require maximum high volume fueling capabilities. It features a Liquid Controls° meter and comes in eight dispenser models that can be used in conjunction with three satellite dispenser configurations for easy saddle tank refueling. The Century UHC dispenser's performance-driven architecture includes a unique filter design with two internal 40 GPM filters for a combined capacity of 80 GPM. What's more, the filter is placed before the meter to reduce meter wear, and it eliminates the need for additional satellite filters. 'Flow rates are marimum test rates at the discharge.Actual rates will depend upon the insfallation condiGbns,dispenser accessories,and for remote dispensers,size of the submersible pump.Flow rates for UHC models are for master and satellite hoses combined. Upgradeable features provide additional functionality and configurability Smart, flexible upgrades are available for your Century series dispensers for enhanced performance and seamless integration into your operation. Choose from features like a hose mast and hose retractor to keep fuel hoses out of the way and twelve button money and volume preset to give customers enhanced transaction control. A satellite-in-use indicator on the master dispenser is particularly useful for large trucks with a limited view of the saddle tank. Automatic Temperature Compensation is also available for Canadian markets. Dresser Wayne continues its technology leadership The Century dispenser series delivers exceptional value with advanced technology and durable construction so you don't have to sacrifice performance for compact size, affordability and investment protection. The Dresser Wayne iGEM global computer unit is able to communicate directly with our Nucleus POS system as well as with third party POS systems. As a result, you enjoy the benefits of interoperability between your forecourt and internal sales solutions. Additionally, the precise electronic calibration offers maximum efficiency and reduced calibration costs. Easy-to-Own With reliability and durability built in, Century series dispensers are simple to add to your fueling facility and cost-effective to maintain. Field-proven Dresser Wayne global components, global electronics and hydraulic system components ensure compatibility with other Dresser Wayne equipment as well as easy repairs and maintenance for reduced service costs. Plus, self diagnostic electronics simplify time-consuming maintenance tasks. Standard Features • Dresser Wayne iGEM global electronic components • Dresser Wayne Serial Interface Protocol • Electronic meter calibration • Self diagnostic electronics • Efficient hydraulics • Gear-type pumping unit with 1 HP motor(suction models) • Internal filters(remote dispenser models) • Dual 40 GPM internal filters per hose(UHC models) • Double bump hydraulic connections(non-UHC models) • Heavy gauge galvannealed steel external panels • Powder-coated finish • Hinged doors • Backlit LCD display • Balance vapor recovery field-adaptable(accepts vapor recovery short spout nozzles) • User controls meet American Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements • One-year dispenser warranty coverage Optional Features • Hose mast and retractors • Factory-installed Healy Vac Vapor recovery •Twelve button money/volume preset • Satellite-in-use indicator for the Century 2220 and the Century UHC models •Automatic Temperature Compensation • Stainless steel doors • 230VAC register and light • Dual strainer canisters (UHC models) • Heater for electronics Fuel Compatibility:For dispensing low viscosity petroleum fuels-diesel;biodiesel biends up to 20°/o;gasoline,including oxygenated blends up to E15;kerosene;AvGas'and jet fuel'. Fuel must meet the appticable ASTM standard. 'Note:Confirm with fuel supplier on any fluid path metal restrictions before use. About Dresser Wayne About Dresser, Inc. With offices on five continents, manufacturing Dresser, Inc. is a leader in providing highly facilities on four, and thousands of employees engineered infrastructure products for the global worldwide, Dresser Wayne has shaped the retail energy industry. The company has leading positions and fleet fueling industry ever since the company's in a broad portfolio of products including valves, modest beginnings in 1891. Known for combining actuators, meters, switches, regulators, piping cutting-edge technology with exceptional customer products, natural gas-fueled engines, retail fuel focus and win-win industry partnerships, Dresser dispensers and associated retail point of sale Wayne has become the leading supplier of systems and air and gas handling equipment. integrated solutions to its customers in the retail Leading brand names within the Dresser portfolio and fleet petroleum industry. include Dresser Wayne°retail fueling systems, Waukesha°natural gas-fired engines, Masoneilan° Dresser Wayne—headquartered in Austin, Texas—is largely responsible for the innovations control valves, Mooney°regulators, Consolidated° that contribute to the look and functionality of pressure relief valves, and Roots°blowers and the modern service station. From dispensers and rotary gas meters. It has manufacturing and POS systems to retail inteliigence and after-sale customer service facilities located strategically support services, Dresser Wayne is committed to Worldwide and a sales presence in more than 100 countries. The company's website can be continuing its long tradition of providing innovative, accessed at www.dresser.com. customer-centric solutions in all facets of the industry. Dresser Wayne is a business unit of Dresser, Inc. Genuine Parts Protect your warranry and regulatory certifications. Insist on Dresser Wayne Genuine Parts for all equipment repairs and upgrades. Worldwide Headquarters: Austin,Texas,U.S.A. T.+01 512 388 8311 European Headquarters: Malmo,Sweden T.+46 40 360 500 Rio de Janeiro,Brazii T.+55 21 2598 7711 Shanghai,China T.+21 5899 3976 OO 2008 Dresser Wayne.All rights reserved. �—� Dresser and Wayne are regrstered trademarks, and Century is a trademark, of Dresser. !nc � ' � Wayn e Liqurd Controls is a regrste�d trademark of Liquid Contro/s, LLC.All other brand namQs and trademarks mentioned are the p�operties of their respective holders. 920932 O�i2oo8 www.dresserwayne.com � � �� Minnssata MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Authorization Number Tem porary 2014-1924 Water Appropriation General General Permit Number x�� Permit Authorization 1997-0005 Expiration Date: 06/01/2014 On the basis of statements and information contained in the permit application, letters, maps, and plans submitted by the applicant and other supporting data, all of which are made part hereof by reference, PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED to the applicant to perform actions as authorized below.Applicant must comply with all conditions listed in the above referenced General Permit. Project Name: County: Watershed: Resource: Minnetonka Your Boat Club Hennepin Mississippi River-Twin Cities Groundwater Purpose of Permit: Authorized Action: Construction Dewatering Withdrawal of up to 9.6 million gallons of water subject to the expiration date of this permit for construction dewaterin . Permittee: Authorized Agents (2): YOUR BOAT CLUB ZAHL-PETROLEUM MAINTENANCE CO CONTACT: KUJAWA, LUKE CONTACT: COOPER, JEFF 10 SOUTH 5TH STREET 3101 SPRING ST NE MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55401 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55413 (612)865-8879 (612)331-8550 BLAKE DRILLING COMPANY CONTACT: PENNOYER, MARK 10604 RADISSON RD NE BLAINE, MN 55449 (763)780-9187 To Appropriate From: Wellpoint System Installation#1: 25 wells, 20.0 feet maximum depth,400 gpm Point(s)of Taking UTM zone 15N,455974m east, 4978832m north(centroid) Meandered water body of Section 11,T117N, R23W Authorized Issuer: Title: Issued Date: Effective Date: Expiration Date: Kate Drewry Area Hydrologist 04/10/2014 04/10/2014 06/01/2014 This permit is granted subject to the following CONDITIONS: Applicant must comply with all conditions listed in General Permit 1997-0005. cc: Larson, Brian, Contact;Zahl-Petroleum Maintenance Co Aaron Kahre, Conservation Officer, Minnetonka Ellen Sones, County, Hennepin Chris Meehan, Watershed District, MINNEHAHA CREEK WD Jessica Loftus, Ciry, Orono (MPARS revision 10/07/2013,Permit Issuance ID 12034,printed 04/10/2014) � Minnesota MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Amended General Permit Number Water Appropriation General 1997-0005 �EPAR7NENTOF MATilRAI RESDURCEB P e rm i t Expiration Date: 12/31/2016 Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 103G, and on the basis of statements and information contained in the permit application, letters, maps, and plans submitted by the applicant and other supporting data, all of which are made part hereof by reference, PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED to the applicant to perform actions as authorized below. This permit supersedes the original permit and all previous amendments. Project Name: County: Watershed: Resource: Temporary Water All counties in All watersheds in Minnesota All surface and groundwaters Appropriations Minnesota of the state Purpose of Permit: Authorized Action: Temporary water appropriations for dewatering, Upon application to and approval by authorized DNR staff, exploratory drilling, firefighting,training, landscaping, temporary water appropriations from surface and groundwaters dust control, hydrostatic testing of pipelines,tanks, of the state, not to exceed 50 million gallons for a single and wastewater ponds, and similar temporary purposes project. allowed by authorized DNR staff. Temporary appropriations authorized under this permit cannot exceed one year from the start of pumping. Permittee: Authorized Agent: Agencies, Governmental Subdivisions, and the General N/A Public To Appropriate From: The Permitee must own, control, or have permission to access and use all lands where water is appropriated, conveyed, and used. Authorized Issuer: Title: Issued Date: Effective Date: Expiration Date: Tom Hovey Water Regulations Unit 01/20/2014 01/20/2014 12/31/2016 Supervisor This permit is granted subject to the following CONDITIONS: LIMITATIONS: (a)Any violation of the terms and provisions of this permit and any appropriation of the waters of the state in excess of that authorized hereon shall constitute a violation of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 103G. (b)This permit shall not be construed as establishing any priority of appropriation of waters of the state. (c)This permit is permissive only. No liability shall be imposed upon or incurred by the State of Minnesota or any of its employees, on account of the granting hereof or on account of any damage to any person or property resulting from any act or omission of the Permittee relating to any matter hereunder. This permit shall not be construed as estopping or limiting any legal claims or right of action of any person other than the state against the Permittee,for any damage or injury resulting from any such act or omission, or as estopping or limiting any legal claim or right of action of the state against the Permittee, for violation of or failure to comply with the provisions of the permit or applicable provisions of law. (d)In all cases where the doing by the Permittee of anything authorized by this permit shall involve the taking, using, or damaging of any property, rights or interests of any other person or persons, or of any publicly owned lands or improvements thereon or interests therein,the Permittee, before proceeding therewith, shall obtain the written consent of all persons, agencies, or authorities concerned, and shall acquire all property, rights, and interests necessary therefore. (e)This permit shall not release the Permittee from any other permit requirements or liability or obligation imposed by Minnesota Statutes, Federal Law, or local ordinances relating thereto and shall remain in force subject to all conditions and limitations now or hereafter imposed by law. (� Unless explicitly specified,this permit does not authorize any alterations of the beds or banks of any public(protected) waters or wetlands.A separate permit must be obtained from the Department of Natural Resources prior to any such alteration. Page 2-Authorization Number 2014-1924-General Permit Number 1997-0005(ID 11284) ! GENERAL PERMIT CONDITIONS (Continued from previous page) WATER USE REPORTING: (a)FLOW METER The Permittee shall equip each installation for appropriating or using water with a flow meter, unless another method of ineasuring the quantity of water appropriated to within ten(10)percent of actual amount withdrawn is approved by the Department. (b)REPORTS Monthly records of the amount of water appropriated or used shall be recorded for each installation. Such readings and the total amount of water appropriated or used shall be reported annually to the Director of DNR Ecological and Water Resources, on or before February 15 of the following year,via the MNDNR Permitting and Reporting System(MPARS)at www.mndnr.gov/mpars/signin.Any processing fee required by law or rule shall be submitted with the records whether or not any water was appropriated during the year. Failure to report shall be sufficient cause for terminating the permit 30 days following written notice. (c) TRANSFER OR ASSIGNMENT Any transfer or assignment of rights,or sale of property involved hereunder shall be reported within 90 days thereafter to the Director of DNR Ecological and Water Resources. Such notice shall be made by the transferee(i.e., new owner)and shall state the intention to continue the appropriation as stated in the permit.This permit shall not be transferred or assigned except with the written consent of the Commissioner. (d)MODIFICATION The Permittee must notify the Commissioner in writing of any proposed changes to the existing permit.This permit shall not be modified without first obtaining the written permission from the Commissioner. COMMISSIONER'S AUTHORITY: (a)The Commissioner may inspect any installation utilized for the appropriation or use of water.The Permittee shall grant access to the site at all reasonable times and shall supply such information concerning such installation as the Commissioner may require. (b)The Commissioner may, as he/she deems necessary, require the Permittee to install gages and/or observation wells to monitor the impact of the Permittee's appropriation on the water resource and require the Permittee to pay necessary costs of installation and maintenance. (c)The Commissioner may restrict,suspend, amend,or cancel this permit in accordance with applicable laws and rules for any cause for the protection of public interests,or for violation of the provisions of this permit. PUBLIC RECORD:All data,facts, plans, maps, applications, annual water use reports, and any additional information submitted as part of this permit,and this permit itself are part of the public record and are available for public inspection at the offices of DNR Ecological and Water Resources.The information contained therein may be used by the Division as it deems necessary.The submission of false data,statements, reports,or any such additional information, at any time shall be deemed as just grounds for revocation of this permit. MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: Minnesota Statutes 103G.282 authorizes the Department of Natural Resources to require permittees to install and maintain monitoring equipment to evaluate water resource impacts from permitted appropriations.You may be required to modify or install automated measuring devices and keep records for each installation.The frequency of ineasurements and other requirements will be based on quantity of water appropriated, source of water, potential connections to other water resources, nature of concern,and other relevant factors. DROUGHT PLANNING: In accordance with M.S. 103G.293, all permits must be consistent with the drought response plan detailed in the Statewide Drought Plan at http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/natural_resources/climate/drought/drought�lan_matrix.pdf. WATER USE CONFLICT: If notified by the DNR that a water use conflict is suspected and probable from your appropriation, based on confirmation of a formal well interference complaint or a preliminary hydrologic assessment,all appropriation authorized by this permit must cease immediately until the interference is resolved.The permittee may be required to obtain additional data to support the technical analysis, such as domestic well information within a radius of one and one-half miles of the production well.The permittee and impacted party may engage in a negotiated settlement process and there may be modifications made to this permit in support of conflict resolution. WATER CONSERVATION:All practical and feasible water conservation methods and practices must be employed to promote sound water management and use the least amount of water necessary,such as reuse and recycling water, water-saving devices,and water storage. DISCHARGE AUTHORIZATION:This permit is valid only in conjunction with all required discharge authorizations from local,state,or federal govemment units. WELL SEALING:The permittee shall notify the Minnesota Department of Health prior to sealing, removing,covering, plugging or filling the well(s)from which the authorized appropriation was made.The well(s)must be sealed by a licensed well driller and in accordance with the procedures required under Minnesota Statutes 1031 and Minnesota Rules 4725 as administered by the Minnesota Department of Health. CONSERVATION PLAN:The Permittee shall implement adequate soil and water conservation measures in order to protect water quality and prevent erosion and sedimentation and must comply with conservation plans and best Page 3-Authorization Number 2014-1924-General Permit Number 1997-0005(ID 11284) } GENERAL PERMIT CONDITIONS(Continued from previous page) management practices that may be required by the local Soil and Water Conservation District. DISCHARGE EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL:The Permittee shall ensure that discharge points are adequately protected from erosion and scout.The discharge shall be dispersed over sand bags,plastic sheeting, natural rock riprap, or other approved energy dissipation measures.Adequate sedimentation control measures are required for discharge water that contains suspended solids. Sediment control devices can be bypassed when the discharge water appears clear. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS:This permit is not valid in areas where trout streams,calcareous fens,or other significant environmental resources may be adversely impacted. In such areas or locations, a separate water appropriation permit application and permit may be required.The Area Hydrologist must be contacted for permit application requirements. SURFACE WATER SOURCES:All pump intakes must be screened to prevent fish from being drawn in to the system. DNR Ecological and Water Resources may require the suspension of appropriations during periods of low flows and low water levels in order to maintain minimum flows and water levels within the watershed.This permit is not valid for appropriations from surface water sources that are infested with invasive species(Minn. Rules 6216.0500). INVASIVE SPECIES-EQUIPMENT DECONTAMINATION 8 TEMPORARY DEWATERING:All equipment intended for use at a project site must be free of prohibited invasive species and aquatic plants prior to being transported into or within the state and placed into state waters.All equipment used in designated infested waters,shall be inspected by the Permittee or their authorized agent and adequately decontaminated prior to being transported from the worksite.The DNR is available to train inspectors and/or assist in these inspections. For more information refer to the"Best Practices for Preventing the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species"at http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/publications/ewr/invasives/ais/best�ractices_for�revention_ais.pdf. Contact your regional Invasive Species Specialist for assistance at www.mndnr.gov/invasives/contacts.html.A list of designated infested waters is available at http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/eco/invasives�nfested_waters.pdf.A list of prohibited invasive species is available atwww.mndnr.gov/eco/invasives/laws.html#prohibited. APPLY USING MPARS: Prior authorization to use General Permit 2004-0275 must be obtained by submitting an application using the MNDNR Permitting and Reporting System(MPARS)at www.mndnr.gov/mpars/signin. Users will need to create an account the first time they access the system. Once created, users should click on the link in the Actions box called'Apply for a New PermiUAuthorization'and complete the application questions. Page 4-Authorization Number 2014-1924-General Permit Number 1997-0005(ID 11284) ' ' � �� MINNEHAHA CREEK WATERSHED D � QUALITY OF WATER �_,;,;.'_°- Q UA L I T Y O F L I F E Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Chapter 103D, and on the basis of statements and information contained in the permit application, correspondence, plans, The h�innehal,a creek maps, and all other supporting data submitted by the applicant, and made a part hereof by reference, PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED to the applicant Watershed District is named below for use and development of land in the Minnehaha Creek committed to a�eadershi�� Watershed District. ro�e in protecting, improving and managing Issued to: EOF Investments LLC Permit No: 14-121 the surface waters and Location: 1444 Shoreline Dr. Orono affiliated groundwater Purpose: Erosion Control & Floodplain Alteration- Utilities resources within the Date of Issuance: 04/30/2014 Date of Ex iration: 04/30/2015 District,inctuding their relationships to the By Order of the Board of Managers ecosystems of which �/�-- �""�'"� Brandon Wisner they are an integral part. District Technician We achieve our mission This permit is not transferable without District approval, and is valid to the date of through regulation, expiration. No activity is authorized beyond the expiration date. if the permittee requires more time to complete the project, an application for renewal of the capital projects, permit must be received by the District at least 30 days before expiration. education,cooperative The applicant is responsible for compliance with all District Rules and for the endeavors,and other action of their representatives, contractors, and employees. programs based on Conditions: Project to be completed as described in plans submitted to the sound saence, MCWD office on March 25th, 2014 according to the provisions of this permit. innovative thinking, an • Properly install and maintain all required erosion control measures until the disturbed areas are re-stabilized informed and engaged When the site is re-stabilized and the MCWD staff has constituency,and the • performed a final inspection, all silt fences must be removed cost effective use of (Statement concerning fees for inspections, violations, etc... on following page) public funds. RECEIV�D MAY '� 2014 C�N pF ORONO 15320 Minnetonka Boulevard, Minnetonka, MN 55345 •OfFice: (952)471-0590• Fax: (952)471-0682 •www.minnehahacreek.org � , Minnesota Pollution -� �� ` Control Agency 4/16/2014 Luke Kujawa EOF Investments LLC lOSSthSt110 Minneapolis,MN 55402 RE: NPDES/SDS lndustrial Stormwater General Permit Application Permit ID Number: MNR0537XD Facility Name: Brown's Bay Marina ISW Facility Address: 1444 Sharline Dr,Wayzata,MN,55391 Dear Luke Kujawa, The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency(MPCA)has received and approved your application for perrriit authorization for industrial stormwater discharges pursuant to 40 CFR 122.26(b)(14)and Minn. R.ch. 7001,7050,and 7090. Industrial Activities authorized under this permit SIC Industrial Activitv Industrial Subsector Industrial Sector 4493 Marinas Q1 Water Transportation Facilities Q Water Transportation Read and follow all applicable permit requirements. For a copy of the permit in its entirety,or if you need additional information about the [ndustrial Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit including Frequently Asked Questions,a SWPPP template and checklist,the BMP Guidebook,and Sampling Guidance Manual go to :http://www.pca.state.mn.us/water/stormwater,�stormwater-i.htm] If you have questions contact the Industrial Stormwater Hotline at 651-757-2119 or 800-657-3804(non-metro only) �� c ��1� �� ,�-;`'p,� �RONG Minnesota Pollution Control Agency COVERAGE CARD � Industrial Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit MNR050000 , The facility listed below is authorized by the Minnesota Industrial Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit. This Permittee shall follow all of the requirements under the MPCA Industrial Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit MNR050000 for the named industrial facility. The facility listed below has completed and shall follow their Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) as required by MNR050000. Industrial Activities authorized under this permit SIC Industrial Activitv Industrial Subsector Industrial Sector_ _ ____m__. _M� .a� �.� � ��.� ��.�.�...�.____�. _____ -�_ Primary:�arinas � 1 � ater Transportation Facilities ater Transportation _ _ _� _ .-_ � 4493 ----�-�--------- -_— _____ _---__.. �� -- ---- ----- ___ _--- - - If you have questions regarding the stormwater program for industrial activity, please access the MPCA's stormwater web site at www.pca.state.mn.us/industrialstormwater, or call the Stormwater Hotline at 651-757-2119. Permit ID Number: MNR0537XD Beginning Date: 4/16/2014 Owner: EOF Investments LLC Operator: EOF Investments LLC Expiration Date: 4/5/2015 Facility: Brown's Bay Marina ISW 1444 Shorline Dr Wayzata, M N 55391 �'ZEC�I'`E�:� Post this Coverage Card in a visible location APR �Z Z014 �� C►iTY OF ORONO ,�r�*= Minnesota Pollution Industrial Stormwater °�" Control Agency 520LafayetteRaadNorth Pollution Prevention Plan for St.Paul,MN 55155-4194 Brown's Bay Marina NPDES/SDS Industrial Stormwater Permit Doc Type: Permit Information Form This Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) is for(insert facility name]located at[insert faciliry address].This is a management plan for industrial stormwater discharges as required by the Minnesota's Industrial Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit and Minn. R. 7090.The SWPPP must be kept at the industrial facility and made available to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency(MPCA)within 72 hours of a request for review. (Minn. R. 7090.3040, subp. 2). 1. Pollution Prevention Team The pollution prevention team are the individual(s)responsible for managing, implementing, maintaining, modifying,and ensuring compliance with the facility's SWPPP.These individuals should be appropriately trained to perform all tasks required of the SWPPP.The team should include those that are trained to conduct facility inspections. Team leader: Luke Kujawa Phone: 612.865.8879 Title: Co-owner Trained date: Responsibilities: Co-Owner of Facility. Member: Brian Maxey Phone: 612.558.6049 Title: General Manager Trained date: Responsibilities: General site operations management. Member: Phone: Title: Trained date: Responsibilities: [enter responsibilities] If there are more members of the team, confinue to list them using above format. 2. Facitity Description This site is a marina and retail sales office. The total site is 1.1325 Acres and has little industrial uses. Boat fueling on site does take place and the site will have a 2000 gallon underground storage tank on the Brown's Bay side(east)of the road. 3. Facility Map www.pca.state.mn.us • 651-296-6300 • 800-657-3864 • TTY 651-282•5332 or 800-657-3864 • Available in altemative formats wq-strm3-28 • 11/7/11 Page 1 of 7 Each Permittee must create a map of their facility.The map shall be of a 1:24,000 or larger scale.What this means is that every inch on the map represents 2,000 feet on the ground.The map needs to contain: a) The surface water body's name which receives your facility's discharges(if the receiving water is beyond the scale of the map,an arrow in the direction of the water and its name is sufficient). b) Identify all impervious surfaces at the facility. c) Direction of stormwater flow(indicated by arrows). d) Identify location of all industrial activities and significant materials. e) Location of structural Best Management Practices(BMPs). fl Location of all impaired waters,within a mile of any monitoring location (include name and impairment). g) Name and location of any water described in Appendix A,within a mile of any monitoring location. h) Location of all storm sewer inlets. i) Location of all loading dock drains(be sure to include those connecting to storm sewer). j) Location of every Benchmark Monitoring Location(give a unique ID starting with BML01, BML02, etc.,and be sure to denote if these are located within a mile of impaired or appendix A listed waters). k) Location of every Effluent Monitoring Location (give a unique ID starting with EML01, EML02, etc.). I) Location of any non-stormwater discharges. 4. Assessment of Industriat Activities and Significant Materials It is important for the Permittee to know what materials and activities are taking place and potential sources of pollution to stormwater. Understanding these activities and materials will enable you to more effectively manage stormwater.The Permittee should create a list all applicable industrial activities taking place at the facility as referenced in Appendix D, and also include other activities taking place(not limited to): • Fueling • Boat oil changes and light maintenance • Liquid storage tanks 1 - 2000 underground fuel tank B. Assessment of materials and associated pollutants When considering all of the significant materials at your facility evaluate whether any material is stored or handled that may potentially be a source of pollutants to stormwater. Include a list all of the materials and the pollutants associated with the identified significant materials.A Material Safety Data Sheet(MSDS) may be useful for this purpose. Material Pol lutant Ex. sawmill blades, lubricants Zinc%il Gasoline Gasoine When considering materials to include:raw materials,inte�nediate products,by-products,final products,and waster products. 5. Storm Water Control Measures Implementation (Part III implementation) The SWPPP must document all of the stormwater control measures required in Part III of the Permit, including BMPs that are used to manage stormwater.The Permittee should include all BMPs within each stormwater control category specified in Part II I of the permit.The location and type of BMP along with implementation description of how these BMPs will work and be measured should be included in the SWPPP. Good housekee in BMP Im lementation date Area/Activi Potential ollutants Rock sediment tra Cleaned out 5-14 Browns Ba side N/A Natural Grasses Planted 5-14 Browns Ba Side N/A www.pca.state.mn.us • 651-296-6300 • 800-657-3864 • TTY 651-282-5332 or 800-657-3864 • Available in altemative formats wq-strm3-28 • 11/7/11 Page 2 of 7 � � i i i Elimination and reducin ex osure BMP Implementation date Area/Activit Potential pollutants Salt stora e � BMP Im lementation date Area/Activit Potential ollutants Erosion revention and sediment control BMP Impiementation date Area/Activit Potential ollutants Rock Tra s Mana ement of runoff BMP Implementation date Area/Activit Potential ollutants Rock Tra s Natural Grasses Ins ections BMP Im lementation date Area/Activi Potential pollutants Weekl Preventive maintenance BMP Implementation date Area/Activit Potential ollutants N/A S ill revention and res onse procedure BMP Implementation date Area/Activity Potential pollutants S ill Plan on site 4-12- 12 Gazebo Fuel Mercu minimization lan BMP Im lementation date Area/Activi Potential ollutants N/A www.pca.state.mn.us • 651•296-6300 • 800-657-3864 • TTY 651-282-5332 or 800-657-3864 • Available in altemative formats wq-strm3-28 • 11/7/11 Page 3 of 7 6. Inspections All inspection shali be recorded and conducted in accordance with Part III.F. Inspection forms can be found on the MPCA website at: http'//www pca state mn usrndex phq/water/water-tvpes-and-proprams/stormwater/industrial-stormwater/industrial- stormwater.html?menuid=&redirect=1 and can be attached to the SWPPP.At a minimum all inspection dates,times,weather conditions, inspectors name, inspection findings, and a description of all corrective actions taken shall be included in the SWPPP. Remember that inspections are to occur monthly and at least one must occur during a runoff event. Date � mm/dd/ Time Weather Inspector Date • mm/dd/ Ins ection findin s Corrective actions taken 7. BMP Maintenance The Permittee needs to make sure that all the BMPs that are treating stormwater on the site are adequately maintained and functioning properly. In order to make sure BMPs are functioning properly periodic maintenance may be required. If maintenance occurs all dates and descriptions of the maintenance must be documented in the SWPPP and be in accordance with Part III.G. Clean out Storm Water Tra s Date of maintenance Maintenance conducted Ins ector 5-14 Di out and add new rocks Luke Ku'awa www.pca.state.mn.us • 651-296-6300 • 800-657-3864 • TTY 651-282-5332 or 800-657-3864 • Available in altemative formats wq-strm3-28 • 11/7/11 Page 4 of 7 insert area activit Date of maintenance Maintenance conducted Inspector 8. Non-Stormwater Discharge Certification It is important that the Permittee eliminate all unauthorized stormwater discharges from the facility.Therefore the Permittee must assess each discharge location and monitoring location for the presence of non-stormwater discharges and document all findings. Date Evaluation Discharge location Non-stormwater source mm/dd/ rocess/actions taken N/A 9. Spill Prevention and Response Procedure All Permittees are required to have a Spill Prevention and Response Plan. However, if the facility already has a Spill Prevent Control and Countermeasure Plan as required by federal law,the plan can incorporated into the SWPPP as a separate document.At a minimum the plan to be included should have:Areas where spills have the potential to occur, discharge locations and surface waters which would be affected by spills,all spills and quantities,contact information,and BMPS in place to mitigate spill impacts. 10. Mercury Minimization Plan If the Permittee has any mercury sources exposed to stormwater,a Mercury Minimization Plan is required.Within the plan a description of the sources and mitigation techniques shall be included. Date of Exposed to Mitigation completion Mercu source stortnwater techni ues mm/dd/ 11. Employee Training Program For industrial stormwater implementation at your facility to be successful,a program should be developed to train employees at the facility how to fulfill main requirements of the permit including but not limited to: BMP operation and maintenance, monitoring,good housekeeping, and material storage and management.The training needs to be done annually. If it is fitting that training should occur more frequently,this should be noted in the training schedule in the SWPPP.All training documents must either be attached or included in the SWPPP and include: trainer,trainer's organization, date of training,training topics, and employees in attendance. Trainin To ic-Trainer or anization Date mm/dd/ Emplo ee Name Si nature 4/13 All Staff www.pca.state.mn.us • 651-296-6300 • 800-657-3864 • TTY 651•282-5332 or 800-657-3864 • Available in alternative formats wq-strm3-28 • 11/7/11 Page 5 of 7 12. impaired Waters/TMDLs N/A 13. SWPPP Modifications You should be reviewing the SWPPP annually making sure everything is current and updated, and modifying if it is not.Any modification regardless of whether done annually of more frequently must be represented in the SWPPP. Modifications could include but are not limited to change in design, operation,and maintenance, but could also include newly listed TMDLs and through inspections, BMP deficiencies. Modifications in the SWPPP also include and affect monitoring data. If your facility has changed the number or location of benchmark/effluent limit monitoring locations,these must denoted in the SWPPP and represented in both the Annual Report and Stormwater Monitoring Report. This also includes all waivers removing the Permittee from monitoring responsibility or adjusting benchmark values. If your facility adds other industrial activities,which are represented by other sectors then the ones you originally designated on your facility's application.You must modify the SWPPP to show these changes and remember to monitor for any additional parameters.Again,these changes should be explained in the Annual Report and Stormwater Monitoring Report. www.pca.state.mn.us • 651-296-6300 • 800-657-3864 • TTY 651-282-5332 or 800-657-3864 • Available in alternative formats wq-strm3-18 • 11/7/11 Page 6 of 7 . , , 14. Mobile Operations . If your facility has mobile operations, list all of the industrial activities and materials which are pertinent to these mobile operations. Mobile Activities Si nificant Materials N/A Describe all stormw8ter controls required by Part III and Part VII for the mobile operations: This section of the SWPPP must be kept at every mobile operation www.pca.state.mn.us • 651-296-6300 • 800-657-3864 • TTY 651-282-5332 or 800-657-3864 • Available in altemative formats wq-strm3-28 • 11/7/11 Page 7 of 7 �� '� �;�- � �� I�� =� . . „ : � _;`� c r.,^«-� __ �E�'_�'-�� , . _ -�. - . ; ._ _.- -:� __ ��"'�`� .�...� '� f�� , `c p�}-- � � � ^'t",�._'!'YaR...I.slt.,�]7 �� _� r` - C`� � ' � � O'._� ^" �-�a � ,, „ � �,,� �� P �`larir�a/Above�round � �^� �� = ��'-`. = - ---- - — � n -�^^n� Prod u ct Pi p i ng � ' •APT's XP marina/aboveground � � " . � piping consists of XP pipe encased � ' APT metallic ducted (MD) pipe is the ideal choice for aboveground and marina fuel delivery in metallic conduit,making it impact n �„ .. - � resistant and UV and fire protected. � • (' systems.The M D-Series piping system contains-our�.P product pfpfng inside a flexible „ _ ,.,_- metallic conduit.This superior construction adds fire p�o"tection;impact resis'tance an d U V �� - - J -��`:V:� stability to what is aiready the highest quality piping system.The MD-Series pipe is shipped �� "� ='��;%� �� „-_^ C)�:-: � ^ p with single wall or secondary contained pipe already installed into the metallic jacket, reducing �-�o�,p-•o � c� � ��,, instailation time in the field.For marinas,the flexibiliq of this product easily handles variation :_o � ^ �� O�° �z'� i in water levels and can be installed alongside or under docks �c� � � �� - �; � =��-��' �" b ;: � _-� Y' � .ya�1 - d�� - �- =# �:� �i � �� .- ; ' - • i . �,_,� ,,_.'?, ��J..�, -S o �}. C.-,�� . Master 91 X 33 X 74 231 I X 83 8 x 187.9 ��` . _ �=� c-�a�,Q��- ^: — .� . `� � : 23 I 1 X I 32 I X I 87 9 r t. , _y� ,., : - Super master 91 X 52�°74 .::: - � �C' '-� ^��c.�� ;�+,� LJ c � I� `,(S;Mast)' . . _._ _._. ,_._...._...__ � ' � „ u � F �'�� + . . �,.�C�, ;�� n� � � �� 'Reel dia.x width X hub dia. ^ fi �;�- �� o -� ` a � �� '.;� - �o'I,--a c�'� �"-3� �,.� ��? d,,; : �, i=✓ � ,n � �--.�-x'��t�-r'• , r.� �: �'� �,Q�a'�� ,�,. `"�� Q�� o. �«�? � � �C� -��" �,� � ,�. � �_ �"�� i'� _�� C`�.(�J j`"_�c,;-�C''� n - . - __ . 'J� � -G +� �}�J' .:r • • � ... -0 ,f'' n-l.T,� `�F, �� , . _ c,ra-�� XP•100-MD-250 � I"secondary 250 � Mas�er II 878 I � ', - � � � � � -�"�� conrained inside $32.50 � � � �' � � 9_ <�r,� XP-100 MD 500 merallic duct 500 Master 1,691 767 � C'' _ t..��-i�p� - g-��''�� c� � ^. _� XP-100-MDD 250 1 single wall inside 250= Master '816 ' 370 =�� {� �� XP 100-MDD 500 metallic duct 500 Master I,566 710 $z5.50 �< <��-�"�o t � � ; � �,�10 � �;.f'1 `J-� �_��.v .. ..�.� _ ..�_ ,. _ .. . ._ _ _ _ __ ___ . . : .. XP-I50-MD-250 I'/�"secondary 250 Master 1,005 455 �;�, � . J� �� l c� �� conta�ned inside $38 25 '= �� -i-r��_ XP-150 MD-500 metallic duct 500 S Master 1,979 895 ��E"`1�� ,} ;� � j�- c"�.�;+�� '' ... .... _. . ,,. ;: .. � '^�O �3'r� �D �.�� '. XP 150-MDD 250 I'/i' single vra(I � `250 ' MarteF 955 '433 $30 00 �� ,��' , `,c�� G� �'� .,; XP 150-MDD 500 mside meuilic duct 500 Master I 844 836 c� � ' � �� .. __ __ _..__._.� . ._ _ _ ... ,�_: ....,,_._ : ` __�.. : ' �..- `� n��k' .� lT XP-175-MD-250 I'/,"secondary 250 Master I,D76 488 �,�. 7��Ti�p.[�:�s �-� c� �� contained inside $40.50 �;C�''',�' ;�� S;.p,�.�3'� `O ��s;'"`G XP-U5 MD-500 metallic duct 500 S Master 2 122 962 ��-' ~ �' � � `' �� , � � � � � � _ _ �F � �,� �- �e�� )` r -. 4.�� ' �?�� , XP 175-MDD 250 I'/,' sin le wall =250 Master` I OOf 454 �t:= '" : _ g _ _. � i,�� s'.L�� $36 00 � �t', � ��. � ;. ��-x � XP 175-MDD 500 mside metallicduct 500 Master I 937 '878 �,^�v��,, �;� ,Q��p;,�.� ��3 i � � ......� .,..v,.�"�..r.��.. ;..._.1,.._.v_ -.. T Y - XP-200-MD-200 2"secondary 200 Master I`,069 y 1 v485%� .�4_� �� f`�+_� �3�� j+�,x�'� `,�,�� F �a'��`}s��v�c � conuined inside $61.00 ��'4 �" ,�`3d'r�,�f�� ,�.��- <'�� '��?��,� �' r`t�-,,, � �. e ap� XP-200 MD-350 metallic duct 350 S.Master 2,083 944 `��'`'`sk{', �'c*+ k 5x�' �x� �,-� ,� � ��._' _ . _ . .. ,,, �T` u �„,� XP-200-MDD-200 2"single wall inside ;200 Master, 999 ' 453 �t� � ''` � r � ��'*'� ��''�'� �,� ��`r�� : $58.00 � t��<'"�., � ��j. XP-200-MDD-350 merallic duct 350 S.Master 1,871 849 • �� 4 _ f -��,�"� � ', ,, ,�y,�� ,� -.�• � �,�,Y;��- ,, r. . ,:. - -_ _ ._. _,. __ _ . .. .. __�__ . _ - - .. -- � �f,� t K . .�,r# R.. . y'�`...n�.i� ,-y�+ . :`�:' 'ti.,_� _ ."''�'�.'.�. '��. 73r �d x= ,54 '#µq�rr� �' � 7 � ' � . ��:..'dl.��'�� .. � Y4i ,��+.. 3Y�. �� x� .� � � . d �}}`*Sx � -y �.�wF4�,y, t�,x��..� ��' 2� c �j�,r �. �,.,a,J�a'�'� �,�.n,y � ! r �Xw�, �,�Y `� � r �j�, r'5�� a� �*� r t n� c _wf�t i ��tx�.^..,'� ,,f r�s'� ., 'r� i"'r`. _{ Y�� .. ti 3. ,I�.:.Y1.ZYx,y.�Lij':1..� „�`.g Ei:u'.:..�.a'.. ...�1 ��F...�£.+.��_Y]�ic_uu�.��. .....f �I�G+�1�" �I�iw� � �� FC3R ClT1"tiSE O�[S .��0A\ City of Orono ' � ,�, / �- ;i/��., F.c�.Bo;;6s tJ�Ec xe�:;�.�l �J�ll�Y�nr�r� �'�;;:"��_�1 a?(��/ � 1 2i50 Keiley Yu:i.�•ay �4 � � ', Crysta!8uy,MN�i323 A��s�is;: Ar.,t�urz� I _..__ _ _ _ I � M Ffionc(95?}?49-0b00 Fax(952)2�t9-<i6i6 ', � 1 ��1 ---- -- --__. --- `�`�.�� E� CITY 4�'ORONO-MECHANICAL PERIVIIT �-,.,"�tf�f (.A;l Commerc'sa(permits must be approri�d'ny fhe F3ui?ding GtExial or Inspcctor and�or Fire�izrs6a11) �c�r�E�z.r��o��a�____ ��l I. Pau m2y appfy for mechanical per;nits by mail or in person at the City offices. Apptications will be revlewed and a permit will l�issued within huo working days. 2. Pernit cards wil]be sent by retum maii after a review is comp:eted. PER�+IITS ARE NQT VALII?tTN'iIL�"GL�RECEIVE�.PERMIT. WORK MUST NOT BEGL•�UNTIL THE PERIYIIT CARD IS POSTFD ON THE JOS SITE. 3. �iechanicat Desi�s—Complete caiculations,dztails and specifications aze required for each heating,ti•entilation,humiditication-dehumidihcation,ar�d air conditioning instaiation including heat Ioss/heat gain calculation,design cemperatures,equipment ratings and identification as to type_manufacturer and modei. Data sha!1 be presented on form pro�-ided. 4. t�then any new ccrostruc�ion or remodeling is inti•olved,a separate building permit must be obtained. 5. .471 work murt be done in accordance with the Uniform h4echanicat CodeiState Building Cede requiremenEs. fi. �il work mu�t be inspected(,rough-in and final}. Cal!(952}249-4FQU. (24-43 haur notice required) 7. House Heatin�Test Record must bc submitted before frnal. !---------------___ TYPE OF PERMi'I" _ � (�heck.�.�I That A��ply j ❑Residential �Commercia[(Approval Requiredl �� `ew ❑Aciditional ❑Repaii•s ❑Replace Jc�b Sit�!'C}wner Tr�atmation: , Site Address: �'"t�`��f =>'�t�4 z�.�--&'�-t=� �i":.- YC.:LtEZ-. i�Cr+'�i F,..+zk=�. � O�vner: �L�.=,(� �.u_S�:�� ,1 Mai)ing Address: !t�` ��ta_��i E i c�e E,. .�i City: ('a'i�'C� Zip: �i z{��.-- Home Phone: Alternate Phone: �'��- ' �Y�� -��3 7� Contraetor informatiozt: � 2�At-�C- i��-`i�zGz�L;rr� Conn-actor. ��`c'"'�-=��'`��`'--�� E�`�`. ContactPerson: SE+'�'" �c'��7t:�•'Z.- Address: 3�'E ?i'��'�� 5;" �-°.t�` ScateBond+�: �'}��=`G`-� C{^�i � � 15�1�� ? City: �'�'t l � -� Zip:----- Exp�rauon Date: �-`a . t.i`.� Phone: � ��-_��E._ `,j�jZ' Altemate Pix,nr: ��"�'�=�; - ��My.'� /t91c,- �o��'�r�.c:—� [� Insurance-Current: t`s�5��trK r�.�___�&�=+�? /�� = �n� � J ��. � w��,�„�� ..�- �xP��-.�..��-.-s ��.�5��, �-- '�ly/�� n v ��e`h?' �fl�U' j�v� � (�G�f plG...-- Mike Gaffron From: Jessica Loftus Sent: Friday, April 11, 2014 11:38 AM To: Mike Gaffron Subject: FW: [MPARS] Permit 2014-1924 issued - Minnetonka Your Boat Club Attachments: 2014-1924_12034_permit.pdf I received this permit for Your Boat Club. Is it relevant to you? -----Original Message----- From: MNDNR MPARS [mailto:NOREPLY.MPARS.dnr(�state.mn.us] Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2014 4:30 PM To: ]essica Loftus Subject: [MPARS] Permit 2014-1924 Issued - Minnetonka Your Boat Club The DNR has issued a Water Appropriation permit to Your Boat Club, Zahl-Petroleum Maintenance Co, Blake Drilling Company in Hennepin County (see attachment) . If you are not the permittee, you are receiving this notification as a courtesy. It appears that the impacts from the proposed dewatering on Lake Minnetonka, higher priority appropriations, and sustainability will be small. The permit should be issued. If you are the permittee or their agent, please carefully read all permit conditions and limitations. You are responsible for complying with all terms of the permit. You may sign-in to the MNDNR Permitting and Reporting System (MPARS) using the link below anytime you wish to view or request changes to your permit. If you are using MPARS for the first time, you will need to create an account. https://webappsll.dnr.state.mn.us/mpars/public/permits If you have any questions about the permit, please contact Area Hydrologist Kate Drewry at kate.drewry�state.mn.us, (651) 259-5753 and/or Joe Richter at ioe.richter�state.mn.us, 651- 259-5703. *** PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS EMAIL *** 1 �' Minnesota Pollution Control Agency COVE RAG E CARD Industrial Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit MNR050000 The facility listed below is authorized by the Minnesota Industrial Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit. This Permittee shall follow all of the requirements under the MPCA Industrial Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit MNR050000 for the named industrial facility. The facility listed below has completed and shall follow their Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) as required by MNR050000. Industrial Activities authorized under this permit SIC Industrial Activitv Industrial Subsector Industrial Sector Primary: Marinas Q1 1Nater Transportation Facilities Q Water Transportation 4493 _ If you have questions regarding the stormwater program for industrial activity, please access the MPCA's stormwater web site at www.pca.state.mn.us/industrialstormwater, or call the Stormwater Hotline at 651-757-2119. Permit ID Number: MNR0537XD Beginning Date: 4/16/2014 Owner: EOF Investments LLC Operator: EOF Investments LLC Expiration Date: 4/5/2015 Facility: Brown's Bay Marina ISW 1444 Shorline Dr Wayzata, MN 55391 Post this Coverage Card in a visible location t �'' ' � ._.._ ' _ ___...—. _..... -----.._— •--• _.__ . __ _ _ _: __..... —�., , , , � � ` ' , ...� I Q �� , • • , ' ' , �r � ,. . '�" �i -- _ `` ' � ? —._.-----�-�-�� ` . ., � .. . . �,i �� ` , h�.;.l� k.ti s�3��.�a` � �--.�L �1.Sr'a:'�ti ��'?L'�-y ' � � . \ -� tib--^s'�•�..�r•-�-•�� '4 '� � I � << r �; - •--1 A � i � _; �_ � – --_ � ! - - � ` , -� � _ � ' �� — � ; � -��- �_ _ , - �_ ; : i :� { J � ;- �_� ; !� - , ' _' ' . ' ' _ = = '�'_i Q E � - � �`II `�= - 'C � p'_ .�, ; s� 3- _ , ` , � ' � � �' I.. (Z,: � � � i i "�, ' �' - - ' � 3 v i � 4 � ; � � � , , t � � � \ . ;� �� . , �, � -� } h � � J� � . ' + �' _. , . < � . .,,,r'' ,� ,ct � �` � � s � . • , � . � :; � � � ��'`�..._..,'�.., ._.. / ` y , .� i� Y ,0 ; � � � ,� ` `\ x� . ' '�i l� i � � �n ; �, � � �-� ; �' • � � � .�O �� a ti ; ; � � C � ; ' � . i ' � � f � , � a, , � � `m i i w '1 , � y �`. • , r � �•' � ' � 1 � ' , � � � a i. ,3 � l , . � L � , ,� , F 'a �` `, , � � � . ; � � � y � I� � � . � � � � . , � � � ` ' y . . � 3 / ; �S � i �`. ; � � . � � �, ' . ! Q � �� , � �; ;. � � � ; , � , _ _ �� , ; � � � 3 - � -.� -- .� � � �� , � ' } , ; v �U �'� � b , c�� o �t1�� , i 3`� �S 1� � , ; . � � 3 � � , � d ; � � � c� - --� � o c� , �2 �, ds�, � � � , � � i , Y � � + � �� H � ° q '�,�" � � '� � � � � � ., � '� � ' � . . � � � � �; � , � . � � � �' � �� . � . � ; � I w , � ' _ �, , � � � � � � . � � � � �,�. � � , . �a � � � ,� � � � � y . � .- k � � �� i , , � . � � � � ,, .� � � � . J i � l 1 � � � �{/ ' , � - , , - � � I r1 � � � � ' � + � � � {�� , , � , ��. i ��, i � � � �, , + {. a � ;� � _„ --- , _.„.s,. � I ._------- -:-.�: _. _ Mailing Address: PO Box 66 Crystal Bay, MN 55323-0066 From: James Van Eyll [mailto:jvaneyll@longlakemn.gov] Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2014 1:46 PM To: Lyle Oman 1 r � Lyle Oman From: James Van Eyll [jvaneyll@longlakemn.gov] Sent: Friday, May 09, 2014 8:25 AM To: Lyle Oman Cc: Jeff Cooper Subject: Re: Message from "ricohscanner" Thanks James Van Eyll Fire Chief ._ .�� _.) , , , H y � t. r�.r� I Long Lake Fire Department jvaneyll �longlakemn.qov On May 8, 2014, at 4:08 PM, Lyle Oman <LOman�a�,ci.orono.mn.us> wrote: James, no I didn't. If you are approving it then its fine with me. Lyle Oman Building Official City of Orono TO SCHEDULE AN INSPECTION, CALL: 952.249.4600 952.249.4625- Direct Dial 952.249.4600 - Main 952.249.4616 - Fax www.ci.orono.mn.us ................................................................................ ................................................................................ Office Hours: Monday- Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm ................................................................................ ................................................................................ Physical Address: 2750 Kelley Parkway Orono, MN 55356 Mailing Address: PO Box 66 Crystal Bay, MN 55323-0066 From: James Van Eyll [mailto:jvaneyll@longlakemn.gov] Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2014 1:46 PM To: Lyle Oman 1 . Cc: Jeff Cooper Subject: Fwd: Message from "ricohscanner" Did you receive a cope of this? I feel this is a better design then the first one. James Van Eyll Fire Chief 2 iyy`( s�-�v� z,� 7LA�IH IL IE�Q�U II Ip n��IE�I lf �C�O,. DIV. OF DAN LARSON ENTERPRISES, INC. 3101 SPRING STREET N.E. • MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55413 �Q PHONE: (612) 331-8550 • MN WATS (800) 462-5336RECE�� 4 Tests&Inspection MQ Tank Test �,,'� � QF � ✓ Piping Test Leak Detectors Installed ❑ yes ❑ no Tests Inspected By Company Name Tests Inspected By � �j � Company Name 1�` Date � '" Location of Installation � Notes `— 2