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States was consulted as a basis for estimating Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) generation for the proposed development. It is estimated that 4.40 pounds of MSW will be generated per person per day. An average household occupancy of 2.61 was applied to the estimated residential units based on US Census Bureau 2008-2012 data, and traffic analysis was referenced with a factor of 1.59 applied to the trips generated based on US Department of Energy Vehicle Occupancy Rates for 2010. The resulting range of MSW generated per year based upon the Zoning and Maximum Development Scenarios is 27,300 to 31,900 tons, respectively. Per EPA document AP-42, Vol. I, Ch 2.4: Municipal Solid Waste Landfills, it is estimated that the non-residential (commercial/industrial) waste stream will range between 33,900 to 39,600 tons per year under Zoning and Maximum Development Scenarios. The City of Arden Hills provides weekly curbside recycling service to single family through four-plex residential homes, including townhomes. All apartment and multi-unit building owners and managers are required to provide a recycling collection program for tenants. Recycling services are available locally for commercial and industrial uses. c.P/-D/ ROJECT RELATED USESTORAGE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ESCRIBE CHEMICALSHAZARDOUS // MATERIALS USEDSTORED DURING CONSTRUCTION ANDOR OPERATION OF THE PROJECT INCLUDING .I, METHOD OF STORAGE NDICATE THE NUMBER LOCATION AND SIZE OF ANY ABOVE OR BELOW GROUND .D TANKS TO STORE PETROLEUM OR OTHER MATERIALS ISCUSS POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS FROM .I,, ACCIDENTAL SPILL OR RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DENTIFY MEASURES TO AVOID MINIMIZE OR // MITIGATE ADVERSE EFFECTS FROM THE USESTORAGE OF CHEMICALSHAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCLUDING .I. SOURCE REDUCTION AND RECYCLING NCLUDE DEVELOPMENT OF A SPILL PREVENTION PLAN Not required for an AUAR. d.P/-D ROJECT RELATED GENERATIONSTORAGE OF HAZARDOUS WASTES ESCRIBE HAZARDOUS WASTES //.I GENERATEDSTORED DURING CONSTRUCTION ANDOR OPERATION OF THE PROJECT NDICATE METHOD OF .D,, DISPOSAL ISCUSS POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS FROM HAZARDOUS WASTE HANDLING STORAGE .I,, AND DISPOSAL DENTIFY MEASURES TO AVOID MINIMIZE OR MITIGATE ADVERSE EFFECTS FROM THE /. GENERATIONSTORAGE OF HAZARDOUS WASTE INCLUDING SOURCE REDUCTION AND RECYCLING Not required for an AUAR. 13.F,PC,SER(RF) ISH LANT OMMUNITIES AND ENSITIVE COLOGICAL ESOURCES ARE EATURES a.D. ESCRIBE FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES AS WELL AS HABITATS AND VEGETATION ON OR IN NEAR THE SITE According to the Minnesota Land Cover Classification System (MLCCS), there are three primary cover types within the AUAR study area: grassland, woodland, and impervious/developed. The grassland and 7 impervious/developed areas are spread through the AUAR study area; the woodlands cover a much smaller area (see Figure 7-1). 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. The woody vegetation primarily consists of small scrubby volunteer trees and shrubs generally less than 25 feet in height, including cottonwood, juniper, box elder, Siberian elm, and Russian olive. This cover is indicative of a disturbed Land cover types were grouped based on similarity. Grassland includes grassland or emergent vegetation, grassland with 7 sparse deciduous trees, short grasses on upland soils, shrubland, tall grassland, and 4-10% impervious cover with perennial grasses. Woodland includes only upland deciduous woodland. Impervious/developed includes 26-50% impervious cover with perennial grasses, 76-90% impervious cover, buildings with 76-90% impervious cover, and pavement with 76-90% impervious cover. July 2014 Final AUAR 17