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I I The Floodplain Management regulations of the City Code, in Section 9.5-18 ,. requires structures to be elevated one (1) foot above the 100 year flood elevation. The sedimentation basin has a 100 year flood elevation of 878.4 feet, which is the basins High Water Level (HWL). Therefore, the flood protection elevation (one I foot above the 100 year elevation) for this proposal would be 879.4 feet. The sedimentation basin has a Normal Water Level (NWL) of 877.5 feet. The lowest floor elevation in the Townhomes of Lake Valentine is 883.5 feet (Units 3 and 4), I which is 4.1 feet higher than the flood protection elevation, 5.1 feet higher than the HWL, and 6.0 feet higher than the NWL of the sedimentation basin. Therefore, the proposal would be in compliance with the flood protection I elevation requirements of the Floodplain Management regulations. 6. Approval of and compliance with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agencies I General Construction Storm Water Permit, including the implementation of BMP's for erosion and sediment control. The plans have yet to receive the approval of the Minnesota Pollution Control I Agency (MPCA), as outlined in their letter dated August 29, 1995 (Exhibit D). 7. Provision of a 16.5 foot buffer strip adjacent to the two wetland basins. I The Preliminary Plat (Exhibit A, page 3 of 5) delineates a 16.5 foot conservation easement adjacent to the two wetland basins. Ie 8. Payment of the park dedication fees, as determined by the City Council. The park dedication fees have yet to be determined by the City Council. The Staff I is currently reviewing the purchase agreement with the City Attorney to determine if an appraisal of the property is required, prior to the determination of the appropriate park dedication fees. I 9. Compliance with the Shoreland Management Ordinance, in particular Sections 20.5-41 and 20.5-47. I The Grading and Erosion Control Plan has been modified such that the outlet of the sedimentation basin does not outlet into Valentine Lake, but outlets into Valentine Creek. Therefore, the Shore land Management Ordinance no longer I applies to this project. However, the plan still provides for the: preservation of trees adjacent to Old Highway 10 and County Road E2; setbacks from Valentine I Lake (320 feet minimum); reduced structure heights (28.5 feet maximum); and reduced lot coverage (25 percent). These are consistent with the requirements of the Shoreland Management Ordinance. I 10. Modification of the name of thc private street. The name of the private street has been modified to Lake View Court. I .. I