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4D, Purchase Agreement for Wetland Banking Agreements
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_ _ <br />_ _ _ <br />_ _ _ <br />i�. . <br />_ EN HILLS <br />MEMORANDUM <br />DATE: October 12, 2009 <br />TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council Members <br />Ron Moorse, City Administrator <br />FROM: Michelle Olson, Parks and Recreation Manager <br />SUBJECT: Purchase Agreement for Wetland Banking Credits <br />Back�round <br />__� <br />The City of Arden Hills contracted with Kimley-Horn for engineering services related to <br />the Safe Routes to School Project on August 25, 2008. The City was officially awarded <br />grant funding on June 10, 2009 which combined the Safe Routes to School and <br />Perry Park proj ect, now identified as the Elmer L. Andersen Memorial Trail Connections. <br />Kimley- Horn has been working on the environmental aspects of this proj ect, including <br />wetlands, modeling, and permitting. <br />At the June 15, 2009 Council Work Session, staff presented the wetland mitigation <br />requirements that would be necessary in order to receive final approval through the D1�TR <br />and Rice Creek Watershed District. Two wetlands, identified as DrTR protected waters, <br />have been identified directly adj acent to or partially within the existing right of way of the <br />pathway planned for the south side of County Road E2. Both wetlands also have <br />associated 100-year floodplains identified. It was estimated that 4,000 square feet of <br />impact is not avoidable to the eastern wetland, while impact to the western wetland can be <br />avoided through construction of a 375 foot long retaining wall. Mitigation for the wetland <br />impacts is required and can be accommodated via purchasing credits from a wetland bank. <br />The original estimate for this mitigation presented to Council was at $1.50/square foot or <br />$12,000 (2:1 replacement ratio required). We have now finalized the wetland impacts to <br />this proj ect. In addition to the estimated 4,000 square foot of impacts identified in June, we <br />also have 400 square feet of impacts as a result of the construction of the culvert crossing. <br />After final determination, the final purchase price for the wetland credits needed to mitigate <br />these impacts is $13,198.68. We are purchasing these wetland credits from Restoration <br />Development, LLC. There is also a permit fee of $857.91 due to the Minnesota Board of <br />Water and Soil Resources (BWSR). The closing date for this purchase has been scheduled <br />for Tuesday, October 13 2009 at 11:00 a.m. at City Hall. The purchase agreement is <br />attached. The City Attorney has reviewed the document. <br />As a part of the agreement, floodplain storage volume lost due to fill will also need to be <br />replaced on-site via excavation. As a result a small amount of runoff volume needs to be <br />directed to an infiltration or filtration area, which could be in the form of a small rain <br />C: IDocuments and Settings I becky. brazys ILocal S'ettings I Temporary Internet Files IOLKI SF1101209 Purchase <br />agreement for wetland credits. doc <br />
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