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Land Development Plans C. Desaiption of bridges or culvertS required. .. D. Narrative describing wetland impactS and affectS on Land DevelopIIlent Plans are any proposal to subdivide warer levels above and below the project area. land. PerIIlit approval is required for: Final Site Drainage Plans I 1. Residential land development plans greater than 5 acres. Approval of FmaI Site Drainage Plans is required for: 2. Industrial. commercial. and multi-unit residential plans greater than 2.5 acres. 1. Development of ip~li~idual site:; of 2.5 acres or 3. Subdivision of any size located within: greater. . tOO-year floodplain. 2. Impervious additions to existing buildings on sites . 1.000 feet of a public water or protected wet- 2.5 acres or greater. land. or. any parcel containing wetland. 3. Development on any iD<Jivi~ual site within: . 300 feetof Rice Creek. amajortribulary to Rice . 100-year floodplain. Creek, or a county or judicial ditch. . 1.000 feet of a public water or protected wet- . Areas with slopes exceeding 15%. land. . 300 feet of Rice Creek, amajortributary to Rice Applications for Land Development Plans must include: ) Creek, or a county or judicial ditch. '" - , A. Storm water Management Plan (see page 3). Constnicuon of a single-family detached dwelling on an B. Grading and Erosion-Sediment Control Plan (see isolated lot will not require pennit approval unless one of page 3). the above-listed conditions exist Construction on lots C. Preliminary plat or minor subdivision certificate of within a subdivision approved by the District will not survey with easements covering all hydrologic fea- require District approval unless the activity does not com- tlD'eS such as floodplain. wetlands. ditches. ponds, ply with the original development plan or has been super- and swales. seded by State law. . Wetland Alteration Permit applications for Fmal Site Drainage Plans must include: Permit approval is required for any activity that may affect the size, shape, or character of a wetland. A. Stormwater Management Plan (see page 3). B. Grading and Erosion-Sediment Control Plan (see Proposals for wetland alterations must include: page 3). A. Narrati ve describing purpose of project and efforts ShorelamI Alteration taken to avoid or minimize wetland impacts. B. Alternatives analysis including tabulation of wet- Alteration of the beds, banks, and shore land of lakes and land areas (by type) potentially affected. streams may require permit approval. Most activity is C. Grading and Erosion-Sediment Control Plan (see regulated by the Minnesota Department of Natural Re- page 3) showing existing and proposed elevations sources and/or municipalities. Actions requiring a permit for wetland and spoil disposal areas. from the Watershed District are limited to review of D. Wetland delineation and support documentation in structure and septic field setbacks within the cities of accordance with WCA rules. Centerville, Columbia Heights, Fridley. New Brighton, St. Anthony, and Spring Lake Park. Additionally, topo- Public and Private Draina!:e grapbic alterations (grading and filling) within the dis- tances specified above under Land Development and Final Construction, improvement, or repair of public or private Site Drainage Plans will require Watersbed District ap- drainage systems (open or tiled) requires permit approval. prova!. Exhibits necessary to accompany the pennit application Necessary exhibits to accompany an application arc: include: A. Site plan showing building setback from the ordi. A. Map showing location of project and tributary area. nary bigh water elevation. . B. Existing and proposed cross sections and profile of B. Grading and Erosion-Sediment Control Plan (see affected area. page 3). 2