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D:Comment noted. The materials described will be submitted to the Metropolitan Council Environmental Service Municipal Services staff for review at the appropriate time. This has been added to the permits/approvals table in Section 8 of the AUAR, also included as part of the Mitigation Plan. E:The text has been revised as noted. F:Several monitoring wells will be maintained on the site for continued monitoring of groundwater by the Army. On-site water will be supplied by Saint Paul via the City of Roseville water system, not from local groundwater. Remediation of soil contamination is in the process of being completed to residential standards, and, therefore, does not pose a future threat to groundwater. G:A regional stormwater systemapproach is being explored for will beimplementationedas part ofon the site as part of a separate process being led by the County and City. This system is currently being designed and refined through a separate process led by the County and City. H:Stormwater modeling was conducted consistent with the requirements and standards set by the state and the Rice Creek Watershed District (RCWD). The RCWD rules were updated in 2013 to incorporate updated watershed management practices. Stormwater management design calculations will take into account the recently published Atlas 14 data when sizing facilities. I:The woodland areas identified in Figure 7-1 can be described as areas with scattered woody vegetation with less than 15 percent canopy cover and an understory of smooth brome grass and goldenrod. The woody vegetation primarily consists of small scrubby volunteer trees and shrubs, most less than 25 feet in height, including cottonwood, juniper, box elder, Siberian elm, and Russian olive. This cover is indicative of a disturbed site that has regenerated with opportunistic plant species. The City's development guidelines will encourage the preservation of open/green space and infiltration where feasible. June 2014A-18