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I I C. Plannin~ Commission Recommendation .. 1. No oak tree or other hardwood trees be removed unless they are located in a building footprint or roadway area. I The Grading and Erosion Control Plan (Exhibit A, page I of 5), dated September 21, 1995 has been modified to identifY the oak and other hardwood trees which I are located in a building footprint or roadway area. 2. Preservation of existing trees adjacent to Old Highway 10 and County Road I E2 and within the 66 foot easement, that are not effected by the grading plan. The Grading and Erosion Control Plan has been modified to identify the vegetation adjacent to Old Highway 10, County Road E2, and the 66 foot I easement which are not effected by the grading plan. 3. Approval of and compliance with the necessary permits by the Minnesota I Department of Natural Resources. The plans have been modified to outlet the sedimentation basin to Valentine Creek and the sedimentation basin has been redesigned taking into account the I comments of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR), dated August 25, 1995 (Exhibit C). However, the applicant has previously received approval of the US Army Corps .. of Engineers (USCOE) for the outlet into Valentine Lake. The modification of the outlet to Valentine Creek will require the review and approval ofUSCOE. I 4. Approval of and compliance with the necessary permits by the Rice Creek Watershed District. I The Rice Creek Watershed District is scheduled to review this modified plan at their regular meeting on October 12, 1995. I 5. Compliance with the Floodplain regulations, in particular the lowest floor elevation requirement based on the regional flood protection elevation for I Valentine Lake. The plans have been modified to remove the storm sewer connection from the sedimentation basin to Valentine Lake. Therefore, the direct threat of flooding I from Valentine Lake has been minimized to the greatest extent possible. I I .. I