HomeMy WebLinkAbout2018 03-20 CC PACKETCity of Gem Lake, MN.
City Council Meeting
March 20th, 2018
Call'To Order of City Council Meeting -- By Mayor Uzpen at 7 P.M.
Call of Roll
uzpett Ar ig-Swomley. Lindner Kuny Cacioppo
Others in Attendance; Sign-up Sheet
Approval of City Council. Minutes and Agenda
• City Council Agenda for this meeting (Accept Agenda)
• Minutes of the City .Council.. Meeting for February
Committee Reports
None
Old Business.
• .Newsletter Ideas
Public Hearing
• No Public Hearing
New Business
• Presentation from Ramsey County Commissioner B1ake.Huffman
• Resolution 2018 — 05 Change in days open and hours of operation:
4 Discussion on.naming of the street in the Landmark Development Project
• Liability Coverage Waiver — Waiver of Tort Limits.
• Claims for March, 2018
• Monthly Financial. Reports
• Presentations from the public, 2 minutes maximum presentation
... Open Items for the Council. Members to bring up.
Future Council Meetings
• Workshop Meeting April 9, 2018, cancelled
• Next City Council Meeting,. April 17�1, 7:00 P.M.
Adjournment
• The:meeting adjourned at
City of Gem Lake
Special City Council Meeting:— March 7, 2018
Meeti ng. M in utes
Acting Mayor Artig-Swomley called the meeting to order at 7,00 p.m. Councilmembers.linder and Kuny
were present, Mayor Uzpen, excused. Others.in .attendance: City Engineer Justin Gese, City Attorney
Patrick Kelly, City Planner Tom Riedesel, City Planning Commission Chair Ben Johnson, LenCacioppo,
Fritz Magnuson and Dan.Marier,
March 7 2018 Agenda
A motion was made by Councilmember Lindner, seconded byCouncilmember Kuny to approve the
agenda for March 7,.2018, motion passed. Agenda approved.
Committee Reports
None..
New Business
City. Planner Tom Riedesel reported on the Villas of Gem Lake Plan updates. The trail to Daniels Farm
Road has been removed; developer will not use Daniels Farm. Road at anytime, the Construction
entrance to the site will be at the entrance to the development across. from English Street, a
development storm water management operation and. maintenance plan has been submitted; the Villas
developer has committed to working with the DaAlei s Farm Road. Association to give up their rights to
use of Daniels Farm Road; a storm water management operation and maintenance plan has been
submitted, a wetland/outlot operation and maintenance manual has been submitted and an updated
plan set has been received; the black hills trees.have been changed to Norway Pine. The planner
recommends approval subject to conditions outlined.in the staff report.
City EngineerJustin Gese reported onthe engineering. The plans that were submitted on March 5;
2018,have not been fully reviewed by the city engineer. Initial review notes that: the trail has been
removed, easement for the wetland needs to be shown on the plot, and other technical "tweets" need
to be addressed. City engineer will che:ck.on fire lane requirements: The city engineer recommends
approval; noting CUP item #24, all requirements of the City Engineer shall be met.
A motion was made by Councilmember Lindner, seconded by Councilmember Artig-Swom ley to approve
the preliminary plat subject to final approval of the conditions. A voice vote was taken, all yes. Motion
passes.
A motion was made by Coun.ciImember Lindner, seconded Councilmember Kunyto approve the
Conditional Use Permit as described by city planner. A voice vote was taken; Undner; Artig-5worn..ley,
yes, Kuny, na. Motion passes.
A motion was made by Councilmembe.r, Lindner, seconded by Councilmem.per Kuny to approve the
zoning certificate. A voice vote was taken, Lindner, Artig-Swomley, yes; Councilmember Kuny, na.
Motion passes.
City of Gem Lake Special City Council meeting minutes March 7, 2018 Page 1
Resolution 2018-03 Appointment of TOO Leonhardti City Clerk
A motion was made by Councilmember Lindner, seconded by Councilmember Kuny to approve
Resolution 2018-03. Motion passes,.ResoIution approved.
Resolution 2018-044 APRointment of Leona rd:Cacioppo to City Council
A motion was made by Councilmember Lindner, seconded by Councilmember Kuny to approve
Resolution 2018-04. Motion passes, Resolution approved.
Adjournment
Being there no further business, following a motion by Councilmember Lindner, seconded by.
Councilmember Kuny, the meeting adjourned at 7:32 p.m.
Respectfully submitted: Gloria Tessier..
City of Gem Lake Special City Council meeting minutes March 7, 2018 Page 2
City of Gem Lake, MN
Resolution. No. 2018 —05
March 0t", 2018
A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING THE.HOURS ANDPAYS. OF OPERATION FOR
THE GEM LAKE CITY HALL.
WHEREAS, The City Council for The City of Gem Lake decided to modify hours and
days :of operation;
BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Gem take will. be open Monday through Thursday
from 8:0.0 A.M. to 2:0a P.M. closed on Fridays and holidays..
WHEREUPON, the above resolution was adopted at the March 20th. regular City Council
Meeting for the City of Gem Lake, Ramsey County Minnesota, made by Council
Member XX= and seconded by Council Member X XXXX.
ATTEST
I, Tori Leonhardt , the duly qualified City Clerk. of the City of.Gem Lake, County of
Ramsey, State of Minnesota; do Hereby certify that the foregoing resolution is a true and
accurate representation:of action taken by the City Council of the City of Gem Lake on
the date written.
Tori :Leonhardt, City Clerk. Date
3116110 at 09:20:34.09 Page: [
.City of Gem Lake
Check Register -.Prepaid Checks
For the Period From Mar 20, 2018 to M.ar 20, 2018
'ter Criteria includes: Report order is by Check !Number.
Check #
Date
Payee
Amount
1642.6
3/20118
Gretchen Artig-Swomley
277.05
10426
3/20/18
Faith A. Kuny
277.05
10427
3/20/18
Robert L. Uxpen Jr
454.10
10428
31201.18
James A. Lindner
277.05
10429
120118
City of Roseville
.3,461.53
i0430
.3120118
City of White Bear Lake
6,736.70
10431
3/20/18
G & K SERVICES
12.48
10432
3/201.18
JAN-PRO CLEANING SYSTEMS
225.00
10433
3120118
JUSTIN SHORT
200.00
10434
3/20/18
Kelly& Lemmons, PA
4.148.00
10435
3/2011.8
Kristin Smith
50.00
10436
3120718
Metropolitan Council
2,250.01
10437
3/20118
MICHAEL GARRETT
500.00
10438
3/20/18
Press Publications
78.40
'0439
3/20/18
PERMIT WORKS
'350.00
10440
3/20118
CenturyLink
107.48
10441
3/20/18
SEH
26.,994.65
10442
3120/18
T,A. Schifsky &Sons, Inc.
61134.00
10443.
3/20/18.
Waste Management of WI -MN
670.67
40444
3/20/18.
White Bear Township
5,374.27
10445
3/20116
WHITE. BEAR TOWNSHIP UTILITY BILLIN
99.97
10446
3/20/18
Xcel Energy
585.88
Total
59,294.29
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CITY OF GEM LAKE
CASH AND INVESTMENT
BALANCE STATEMENT
As of 0=8118
Fiscal Year: 2018
Cash and
Investments
.Balance
Balance
Name of Fund
211120.18
Receipts.
Disbursements
2/28/2018
General Fund
$337,I77;77
$.I:,564.76
$60,1.62.26
$2781580.27
Parks.and Playgrounds:$46,147.94
$0.00
$0.00
$40,147;94
2004 Debi Service Fund
$6,656:85.
$0.0(]
$0.00
Mi656.85
2006 Debt Service Fund
$43,5.18.24
$0.00
$0.00
$43,518.24
2601 Capita! Improvement Bonds
$51.,451.27
$0.00
$0.00
SSI.,451.27
Street Improvement
$134,248.33
$0.00
$0.00
$134,248.33
5cheuneman.Road Itmprovemetns
($1.8,755.63)
$0.00
$0.00
($18,755,63.).
Hoffman. Road Improvements
($359;643:30):
$0.00
$6.00
($3.59,643.30)
Sewer Enterprise. Furid
$465,366.85
$3,698.48
$0.00
$469,065.33
.Investment Trust Fund
$150.09
$2.55 .
$0.00
:$152.64
S700,318.41
$5.,265.79
$00,162.26.
$645,42 i .94
Premier Checking
$282,593:31
Premier CD's
$0.00
Wells Fargo Investments.
$361,000.00
Wells Fargo Money. Market
$1828.63.
_-$645,421.94
BALANCE:.STATEMENT OF GAMBLING FUNDS
Balance Balance
2h/2018 Receipts Disbursements. 2/28/2018
Gambling Fund.Salance $9,410.05 $739.61 $3,2.00.00 $6,94.9.66
FEBRUARY CASH 3 INVESTMENTS
AL4Tl1RE
DATE
PLFRCIf
DATE. BANKIBROKER
TYPE
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Cull #
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IH7,
RATE
0
DAYS
AS OF
2128P101S
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INTEREST
DATE
PREMIERBANK
HK
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8005590
0.05%i
0.05°i
30
5282,593.31
511.77
mono*
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12879216
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0.014E
30
$1,828:63
60,01.
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1112118
11f2M6 WELLS FAROO
CD
CAP[YAL ONE BANK
14042OM72
1,20%
1:20%
726
$214,000.00
41,294-00
m 6.1iR
4125119
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CD
HANMI BANK, LA..CAL
410493CFS
1.60%
1:60%
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S107,000.00
5058,DD
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414122
414112 WELLS FARG❑
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GOLDMAN SACHS
38143AN24
2.901A
2,90?t
3650
540,000.00
858D.00
414 WUS
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L845,421.R
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Property Taxes
Current Property Taxes
Deb q Property lees.
Fiscal Disparity Taxes
Licenses and Permits .
General Business Licenses
On-Sale.Li it uor. License
OFF Sale:Liquor Licenses
Other Permits
Tobacco License
Charitable Gambling License
Contractor License.
Building Permits
Plumbing Permits
Meehanical Permits
Electrical Permits
NPDES Permit
Fire: Marshall Inspection
Saptic Inspection Fee
State Permit Charge
Sewer Contractor License
Dog Liccnscs
lutergavernmental Revenues
County Grants &'AIds
Cable TY Franchise Fees
Palice State Aid
C1larges fur Services
Planning Fees
Plan Rcvic%v
Zoning Charges
InvestmentAdmin Charge
Fines and Forfeits
Fines
Miscellaneous
interestEarnings.
Miseellancous.
insurance Policy Dividends
Facility. Rental
Total Revenues
-EXPENDITURES
City CAU1161
Wages -and salaries
Employer Paid Insurance
Ad.minstratioxi
Elections
Operating Supplies
Contraeted Services
.Legs! Notices
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Financial Administration
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Financial 5erviccs
City of Gent Lake.
GENERAL Fi]Nl}
Budgeted Statement ofRevenues and Expenditures
For the TWD. Months Ending February:28, 2019.
Curr mnth QMMalll Cola MhIh $ YI 12
Budffet AM-U l Variance %nRl F3udeel e�£t4t�1 a e °� gmplcte.
S 29,941;58.S
.0,00
820.42
208.33
458.33
16.67
83.33
16,67
41.67.
10040
833.33
83.33
166.67
83,33
8.33
208.33
250.00
6.25
3.3.33
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0.00
458.33
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0.60 39;941.58
0.00 0.00
6;00 839A2
0,00 208,33.
0,00 459.33
6.00 16.67
0.00 83,33
0.00 16,67
0,00 41,67
6.00 100.06
584.15 149.18
0.00 83.33
0.06 1.65.67
135.00. (51.61)
O.DD. $:33
0.00 208,33
0.00 250,00
18.So (12.25)
0.00 33.33
0.00 8.33
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0.OD 25D.00
41.67
0.00
41,67
250.00
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18.75
0.00
18.75
250.00
.97.50
162:50
166.25.
0.00
166.25
166.67
0.00
166.61
41.67
0,00
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250.00
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0.00
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11200,00
1,300.00
0,00
S,500.DO
1200.00
4.300.00
D.60
2i10.0.0
O.DO
200,00
0.06
1,000.00
0.00
I,DOO.0.0
0.00
200.00
0.00
200.00
0.00
5DO.00
0.00
500.00
0,00
1,2DO,00.
100.00
1;100.00
70.16
10,060,00
783.50
%216.50
0;00.
1.000,00
MOM
750.00.
0,00
2,000.00.
O,OD
21D00.00
162.00
1,QOOM
133.00
865XO
0.00
100,00
0.00
1OD.00
0.00
2.5GO.00
0.00
2,500:00
0.06
3,006,00
270,00
2,730.00
396.00
75.00
24,00
51.00
0.00
400.0
0.00
400.00
6.00
100.00
0.00
JOD,OD
9.00
0100
14.52
(14.52)
0.00
51500.00
G,00
5,500.06
0.00
3.,000.00
Q.OD
3.,000.00
0.00
500.00
0.60
500.00
D,00
3,000:OD
0.00
3,0O0,0D.
0.00
0,00.
50,DO
aoido)
0,00
225.00
0.00
225.00
35.00,
3,000A0
147.5D
2,852,50
0,OD
11995,00
6.00
.1,995.0D
U,00
2;000.00
0.00
2,000.DD
no
500.00
0709
500.00
D.00
3,000.00
0.00
V00,00
2;I5
0.00
0,10
48.00
21,82
0.00
0,00
0,00
0,00
8.33
7,84
25.6a
0.00
13.50
On
0.60
9.00.
32.00
0.00
0,00
p.oD
0:00
0.00
0,G0.
0.00
0.00
0.00
4,92
0.60
D,OQ
0,00
0,00
2.34. 423,247.00 11.924;57 411,322.43 2,82
6.25,00
0.00
625.00
6.60
7.500.60
0.00
7,500:00
0.00
47.83
0.00
47.83
0.00
574.00
.O.DO
574.00
0,00
125-60
163,50
(38.50)
13Q,80
1,500.00
163.50
1336.50
10.90
0.00
0,00
0.00
0,00
ADD
82.33.
(82.33)
0,00
666:67'
0.06
666.67
0.00
8,0MOD
0.00
8,OD0.00
0.00
25.00
0,00
25.00
0,00
30D,00
0,00
300.00
0.60
45,93
0.D0
45.83
0.00
550.00
0,00
550.00
O.Oo
816.67
0.03
.916.67
0.00
9.800.00
0.00
9.800,00.
0.00
2.083.33
364.00
1,719.33
17.47
25,000.00
1,683.37
23,316.73
6,73
311312018 at'2:34 PEA
City of Gem Lake
GENERAL FUND
Budgeted Statement of Revenues. and,Fapenditures
For the Two Months Ending February 28, 2018
CurrMnth
Carr -Math
Currwth
Zal$
3Li>7
6udaet
AMIM€
Yadnc
Completc.
131td =
ACt1ml
Variarice %
Complel
Computer Services
62.50
1.606.64
(1634,14)
2,714,62
750:00.
1,696:64
C946,64J
2
L4egal Services -
Prosecution
2003
66.00
142.33
31.68
2.500.00
66.00
2.434.00
2,64
Legal
ZSOO 00
2,060,27
439,73
82,41.
30,000.00
?,772;27
27,227:73
9
Legal •Land Issues
833.33
,2AO6.56
(1,513.17}
289.78
10,000.00
3,274:50
61725:50
32.76
ClerklGeneral Government
Wages and Salaries
2,666.67
1,882,50
784.17
70:50
32,600,OD
3,795.06
28;205.00
1186
Workers Compensation
29.17
0.0q
29.11
0.00
350,00
0.04
350.00
0,00
Etnployer:Paid Insurance
204.0D
(412.16)
61.6,16
(202:04)
2.448.00
(875:58)
3,323.58
(35.77)
Office Supplies
108,33
21.492
(10639.)
199,39
1,360.00
1,223.30
76.70
94:10
Postage
100,00.
177.26
(77,26)
177,26
.1;200.00
591.32
60$.68
49.28
Administration
58.33
466
58.33
0:06
700.06
0;06
700.D0
0:00
Web Site
79:17
10O.D0
(20.83)
1202
956,00
100.00
856.Oo
10.53
Mum&
14:58
0,00
14.58
0.00
1.75.00
0.60
17100
0,ot6
Computer Services
268.15
70D.00
(431.25)
260A7
3:225,00
700,00
2.525,00
21.71
Legal Notice Publication
83.33
102.92
(14.50)
i23,Sfs.
1;000.00
102.02
897.08
10;29
Newsletter/Public Mations
20833
299.62
(91,29)
143:83
21500.00
299.62
2,200.38
11.48
Gen era).Llabil4Insurance
229.17
0.00
229,17
NOO
2.750,00
0.00
2,750,00
0.66
Vehicle Insurance
615.
0100
6.25
0.00
75.00
ado
75,00
tl.00
Public.Oflivials i:iablitRy
12.50
0,06
12.50
6,00
150.06
0,00
150.00
0,60
Recycling Colkction
83133
670.67
16166
80.48
10,0.00,00
1,3.41.14
8,658.66
13.41
League of MN Cities
62.5.0.
0.00
62.50
0.00
750,00
0,60
750.00
0.40
RCLL[I
16.6.7
0100
16.67
O.DO
200.00
O,DO
200,00
0.00
Subscriptions
4.17:
.0.00
4.17
0,00
50.0{]
0.00
.50,OD
0,00
Planning and Zoning
ProfmsianaJ Smices
4.17
.0.00
4.17
0.00.
50.00
0.00
50.60
0,00
Engineering
1.916.07
656,00
1;260.67
34.23
23,000.0D
8,520.10
14.479.90
3704
Administration
375'00
391,50
(16S0)
104.40
4,500,00
1,140,13
3,359.97
25,34
Zuniag.Adrninistratinn
41.67
759.00
(717.13)
1,921.60
500.60
759.00
(259,001
1513D
14PDFS Administration
833.33
0.00
833,33
0.00
10,000,&
665.73
9,334.27
6:56
Comp Plan Update
4,166,67
2.050.37
2,11630
49.21
50.000.00
11;617.67
38,382.33
23;24
Heritage Hall
Operating Supplies
41.67
0.00
41.67
D.00.
.500.00
0:00
500.00
0.00
Professional Services
333.33
0,00
333,33.
D.00
4,006,60
O.DD
4.00.0.00
0.00.
Cflntracr5ervices
291.67
23IN
66,43
79428
3,500.00
456,24
3,04176
13.04
Telephone:
166.67
157,61
9.D6.
0.4.57
2,000.00
312.60
1,687.46
15.63
Property -Insurance
55.67
0.00
.66.67
0.00
$00.00
0,00.
800.00
0,00
Electric. Smyl- a
416.67
0,00
416.67
0.00
5.000.00
631.97
4,368.03.
12,64
Gas Service
125.00
0.00
125,00
0;00
L500,00
372,5.5
1 127.45
24.84.
Wateencvmr Utilities
45.83
31.39
14.44
68.49
550,00
31.39
518.61
3.71:
Repairs &Maint-Coatractuel
166.67
0,00
166,67
D:00
2.666,00
612.25
1,387,75
30.61
Reparis&Maint-Building
500.06
185.00
315.00
37.00
61000.00.
195.00
5,8i5.o0
3.08
Police
Regular Law Enforcement
5,316:67
10.633 20
(51316.53)
200,00
63.800,00
10,63120
53;166.80
16.67
Dispatch Costs
0.00
260.16
C260,16]
0.(]0
0,00
5? l:6)
{52i.61)
0.00
Administration
2S.00
6:00
25.0.0
6,00
300.00.0.00
300,00
.0,00.
Fire
Fire SiMoes
1,085.42
2,169.40
(1,09198)
S99,87
13,025.00
2,169.40
10,855,60
160
Fire Mitrshall $MIX
335,42
743.80
(408.38)
231.75
4,025 00
743.80
3.M1.20
1SAS
Animal Control
Animal Removal
33.33
0.00
3333
000
400..00
0,00
400.00
0.00
Animal:Enr6rcoment
16,67
0.00
16.67
0.06
200.00
o.DO
2oo.00
0.00
Building inpsectlon
Building Inspections
1,25 m
229,38
1.020.62
18.35
15,000.00
t,484.88
13,515.12
0.90
Road NTe€ntenance
Signs; Sign Repa i r Materials
25A0
0.OD
2.5M
0,00
300:00
.0.06
300.60
0,60
Engineering
833.33
O.DD
833.33
4:00
10.000.00
0,00
19,000.00
..
0,00
NPD S.Adinin4tration
0.tl0
0.00
0.00
0,00
0:00
400,00
(460.00)
O.DO
31l=bla at 2:34 PM
City of Gem Lake
GENERAL FUND
Budgeted Statement orRevenwes'and l xpenditttres
for the T" Months Ending February 28;.2018.
Qjvr Mnth
Corr Mal
Curr Ninth;4!
lE
M
)n
Budget
Actual
Varia % Compiele
au"
Awd
Yasiance
WQr ie
Street Lights
104.1.7
0,00
104.17
0.00
1,250,00
181.69
1,068.31
14,54
I;QW:Maintenance
83.33
0:00
8.3.33
.0.00
1,000,00
5004
950.00
5.00
Street Repairs
208.33
0.00
208733.
0.06
2,500.00
5,000.60
(2,500.00)
200,03
hues & SuNcriptons
4.17
39.58
(35,41)
94.9692
54.00
34:58
10.43
79;16
Iee.snd Snow Removal
Salt and Sand
583.33
1,818.90
[i?35:57)
3:11..81
7.000.00.
2;986.65
4,013.35
42.67
Repairs e%Maint •.Contractual
183.33
0.60
183.33
0.00
?,200.00
1,876.25
323.75
85,28
SnowPl6wing
1.000.00
3,14738
0,147.38j.
314.74
13,000,00
51453,26
6.546.74
45A4
Other Flnancing Wes
Operating TratlsfersOUT
1,666.67
0.00
1,666;67
0.00
26,000,00
6.00
24;000.00
0.00.
Total Expenditures
_ 35X0.58
33,946.55„
.,1,274.03
9fi;39
423.247.00
73,861.39
349,385562
17.45.
Excess Rav Over {Linder) Exp
S 0.00 .
S 33,171.40
33.171.40
0,00. 5
0.00
[$ 61i936.81 ].
61.936.81
0.06
^rmx�
3113C016 al Z34 PM
City of 0 m Uke
PARKS AND'PLAYGROUNDSFUND
Budgeted Statement of Revenues and Expenditures
FDr.the Two Months Ending February 28,:2D18
Cg» Myth
Cprr Mnt
2
Y_TD
YTD
RFVENl1E5
Budect
to
a'a c
mvl,tc
13udee
6qual.
Variance.
°/uCo DIcte
]merest Earnings 5
39,58 s
0.00
69m.)
0.40 S
475.00 S
0.00
475.00
&DO
Total Revenues
39.58
0.00
39:58
d.00.
475;00
.0.00
475.00
p,p0
APENDITURE5
Total Expenditures
0.00
0.00.
0.00.
O,DO
0.00
0.00
0:00
bm
Excess Rev Over (Under) Exp $_--
39.58 S
�.00
(A582
no 5
475.60 S
0.00
475.00
0.00
e
III3WIS at 2.36 PM
City gf Gem Lake
2DQ4 DEBT SERVICE: FIND
Budgeted Smiement of Revenues and Expenditures
For the rwo Months End ing.february.28;.2018
Curr nttz
u Mni :.
rr nt .
2018
-M
Wit*!.
AlUml
YAjanc 20
Com l� cfC f�OW
A0191
VgTiade %ComOil
RF,q,N IES
Interest Earnings
$ 3.4? S.
O.t70
(5.42)
.0.00 S 65.00 S
0.00
65,00 om
Total. Revenues
5.42_
0.00
o aZ]
DAD 65.00
0.00
65.00 0.00
UPENDITURES
Total Expenditures
om
0.00
0.00
U..0 . OAO..
DAD
0.00 0.00
Excess Rey Over (Under) Exp
$ 5.42 $
0.00
5.42
0,00. 5. 65:06 $.
0.O0
6,00 0.00
WIM07But 2:33 PM
City of Gem Lake
2006 DEBT SERVICE FUND
Rudgeted.Slatement of Revnues and Expenditures
For the Two Months Ending February 28. 2018
Cur Nhth. Gorr tNTnth Curr Mnth Na YT
Sad= Attuai yerianet: %Complote Bud eer Actual Variance %Lcomnlete
REVENUES
ItiterestEamings $ 39.17 S 0.00 (39,17j 0.00 S 470,00 a 0,00 470.00 0.00
iowl.Revenues 39.17 0.60. 39:17) 0,00 470M 0.00 470,00 0,00
Fx kwTURES
Total Expenditures
.0.00
0.00
0.00
0,00
.0.00
0.00
0.00.
0,00
Excess Rev Over Exp
$ 30.17 S
OM
(39.17j
0.00-T
470.00 S
0.00
470,00
0.00
3113,201a at 2.39 PM
Current Property Taxes
Delinquent Property Taxes
Fiscal Disparities
InterestEamings
Total Revenues
EXPENDITURE
Principal
Interest .
Fiscal Agent Fees
Total Expenditures
Excess Rev Over (1.Inder).Exp
.City of Gern..L.ake
2007 DEBT SERVICE FUND
$udgeted.Statcment of Revenues and Exp0ditures
For the Two Mou is Ending February. 28, 2018
Cvu Mnih
$u W
nth
Actud
Cvrr With.
Var %Comntete
2018
&dpoj.
m
Actual
YTQ
Variance %Compi;te'
S 71033.25 S
0.00
(7-033,25)
0.00 $
84,399,00 S
1,616..56
82,782.44
L92
0.00
00.
0.00
0.00
Q.00
3.50
(3,50)
Q.00
b.00
6,00
6.00
0.00
0,06
2.15.
(2. i 5j
0.00
97.5D
0.00
(97.56)
0.00
1,170,00
0,00
1,170.00
D.GO
7130,75
0.00
7.130.75
0.00
95.569.00
1.62221
83,946.79
1,90
$..00,00
0.0D
(51G00.00)
d,312,92
0.00.
(1.312.92)
43.83
0,00
(45.83)
6.358.75
0.06
(6,358175)
$ 772.00 S 0.00 (772.DO]_
0,00
60.000.00.
50,000,00
TOO
100.00
00
15,755,00
805,00
7.690,00
.51.,19
LIM
550.00
450.00
100.00
81.82
0160
76;305,00
68,515.00.
7.790.00
89:79
0.00 S
9,264.00
($ 66,893:79)
762156.79
(722.07)
3l531 Mnak2.40PM
City of Gem lake
IMPROVEMENT FUND
Budgeted.$tatement gfRevenues and Expenditures
For the Two Months Ending F6ruary 28. 2018
CwT-Mnlh Curr Mnth nth 24.1.$
MuActual Variance %Complete Wig&]. Aatua4 Variance %Coutdct�
13>r'YEI9UES
Interesi Earnings. g 97:50 S 0.00 (97A) 4.00 S 1,170.00 0.00 1,170.00 0.00
Tratzsfers from Other Funds 1.666,67 0.00 (1,666V) 0,00 .20,000,00 0.00 20,000.00 0.00
Total Revenues 1.764.17 0.00 I1,764.17] 0.00 21.170.00 0.00 21370.00. 0.00
i_-MIRtHYN-ftV
Total. Expenditures
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00.
01 .00
0.00
0.00
Excess Rev OvertUnder] Exp.
$ 1,764,17 i
0.00
(1,764,17)
0.60 S
21 170.00.$
0.00
21370,00
6.00
311. W018 at 2.42 PM
City orGem Lake
5CHEUNEMAN ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
Budgeted Statement of Revenues and Eitpenditnres:
For die T* Months Ending February 28, 2018
SUrr Ninth Curr
Muth
Cusr Mn th
201S.
�CT1Z
Yf�
REVEN[lES
Budt
Actual
Variance
1/0Cnme;ele
Budget
Admi
g
Compkto
lnteresrEarnin8s
S 2.92 S
0.00
(2.92)
0,06 $
35.00 S
0.60
35,00.
0.00
Total Revenues
2.92
0.00
2.92
.0.00
35.00
0.00
.35.60
6,00
_
E7CPEN>71'1'i]RFS
Engineering
0.00
2,888.90.
2,888.90.
0,06
0,00.
12„274,68
(M2V4.63)
0.00
Miscellaneous
0.60
0,ti0
0,00
0.00
0.60
3,900.00
(3,990,00)
0.00
Total Expenditures
0.06
2,888.90.
2,889.90
0.00
0.00
16:174.68
16 174.68
0.00
Excess Rev Oyer (0nder)Ei;p
$ 2.92 S
888,90
(2,89i,82
. (9.9,04TB9) S
35.00 (S
16J74.68)
16,209.68
t46,213:37)
3113r2fl18 a! �43 PNt
City of00m Laid
HOFFMAN ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
Budgeted Statcmentof Roventit s and Expenditures
Far the TNvo Mon IN- End ing Fdruary 28. 2618
C-U]Tmu
urr M w h.
QR11 mr.4ti
;leiFF,XF V, ES
D2dW
AMA
Patina Z&gMRIet
ptIdW
A&S4ru[.
Vsr(m yo Comple
Current SpecialAssessmems
Penalties&:Interest
$ g,M.33 $
0.00
(5,233,33)
6,00 S. fi3,8fl0.00 S
3I3.18
6?;488.82 0.50
Interest Earnings
0,00
(394,58)
0.60.
6,60
0.00
394.58
0.00 0;00
0.60 (4,735.00)
3132
0.00
(31.12). .0.00
(4,735.06) 0.00
Total Revenues
4,839,75
0.00
4,838.75
0.00 58,055.00
342.30
57,72230 0.59
L�=eIi1�,1�
0.00:
4,674.15
4,674.15
0.06
0,00
7,270,44.
(.7,270.44)
0.00
Total Expenditures
0.00
4.674.15
4 6XL3
.0.00
0.00
7,270.44
(7,370.441
0..00.
Faceess Rev Over (Under) Exp
3 4,838,75
S 4,674.15)
%51190
(96,60) S
58 065.00
LS_ 6 928;14)
64.993.14
(11.93).
371W2018 Qt2:48 PM
REVENUES
Residential Seiner Revenues
Commercial Sewer Revenues
Sevier %ate Charges
interest Earnings
ToW Revenues
R
OMC4 Supplies
Postage
Auditing Services
Engineering.
MCES Charges
Locates
Financial Services
Computer Services
Metro SAC Charges.
Repairs & Maint Contractual
Depreciation
Sewer Wevisafflusiiing
Total Expenditures
City of Cam Lake
SEWER ENTERPRISE FUND
Budgeted Statement of Revenues and Experiditures
For the Two Months Ending Rbruary28, 2018
CurrMnt �!=-Mmh
Ca Mnt
Audgct
ArW
Variance 21
Cgglpf€t.
D�WW
$ 1,250 DD. S
0:00
(1,250.00}
0:00 $
15,DW,00 S
4083:33
O.W.
(2,08.3,33)
0.00
25.000.00
208.33
0.00
(208.33)
O.OD
2,50.0.00
434,17
0.00.
(434.17)
0.{)O
5.210.00
-m YTD
& ual Vada ice %ggrnnlete
0.00 15,010,00 0.00
0.00 25.000.00 0.00
0.00 2,500.00 0,00
0.00 5,110.00 HO
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City of Gem Lake
INVESTMEHTTRUST FUND
Budgeted Statement of Revenues and -Expenditures.
For the Two Months Ending .Pebrunry 28, 2018
Curr�Mnth Err ninth Curr Mnth zw 3CC1� YTS
$ud�e3 �� Voria�c 9�o Complctc Budect �� Variance ° m I !
REVENUES
InteresiEarnings $ 0.60 $ 235 2:55 UO $ Ho S. 15163 (152.63) UD
Total Revenues 0.00 2.56. 2.55 0.00 _ _ OAD 152.63 (152.63) 0,00
311361Sal 2;51 pM
Hoffman Corner Costs To Date
As of 2128/18
Revenues 2013 2014 2015 2016. 2017 2018 Total
Grants 0.00
Special Assessments 65;938:30 :391862.98 342.30 106J43.58
Other PaWmnts 0.00
City Funds 0.00
Bond Proceeds 0.00
Total Revenues 0.00 om 0.00 65,938.30 39,862.98 342.30 106,1433-58
Expenditures
Phase II Work
Engineering 8,735.27 18$526.04 19*976.85
Legal 700.00 .35.00
finance (WBT)
Legal Notices
Fiscal Fees
Construction
Other
1,778.94 49,017.10
1;225.00 1,960.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Total Expenditures 8,735,27 19,226.04 20,011.85 3,005.94 0.00 0.00 50,977.10
Water Extension Costs
Engineering
1211266.56
50,656-06.
171,952..62'
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.8;330.00
2,3.45.00
10,675.00
Appraisal
17,350.00
17,350.00
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652,50
652.50
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$13.15
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0.00
Interest.Expense
5,024,18 2,10.9.81
7,133.95
Construction
2701947.31.
270,947.31
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0.00
Total.Expenditures
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329,012.55 2,109m
0.00 479,534.57
Total -Costs
8,735.21 19,226.04 168,424.06
332,016.49 2.,109.81
0.00 530,511.67
Revenue over
Expenditures (8,735.27) (190226,04) (268,414.06) (266,078.19) 37,753.17 342.30 (424,368.09)
Net Casts (8,735.27) (27,961.31) (196,385.37) (462,463,56) (424,710.39) (424;368,09) (424,568.09)
Water/Sewer/Street Costs To pate
As of 2j28/18
Revenues 2617 2018 Total.
Grants 0.00
Special Assessments 0100
Other Payments 0.00
City Funds 0.00.
Bond Proceeds 0.00
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Expenditures
Project Costs
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8679.08 12,274.68 151953.76
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0.00
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Finance. (WBT)
0.00
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Other
0.00
Total Expenditures 8;679.08 16,174.68 24;853.76
Revenue over
Expenditures (81679.08) (16P174.68) (8,679.08)
Net Costs (8,679.08) (24,853,76) (8,679.08)
Landmark.of Gem Lake LLC Escrows
As. of 2/28/18
PUD
Date Reciept #
`11/27/2017 523590
11/2/2017
12/13/2017
12/18/2017.
12/22/2017
12/28/2017
12/19/2017
1/2/2018
1/23/2018
03/2-0/1.9
Subdivision
Date Reclept #
11/27/2017 523590
11/16/2017
12/31/2011
1131/2018
03/20/18
03/20/18
03/Z0/18
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Amount
Balance
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4,000,00
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(83.75)
3,916.25
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3,748.75
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(1,176.65)
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Planner Review
(304:50)
(1,565.15)
Para Legal
(232.50)
(1;800.65}
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482.80 Kelly& Lemmons
48442 Kelly & Lemmons
48581 Kelly& Lemmons
Kelly & Lemmorts
Para Legal
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City of Gem Lake, MN
Special. City Colmeil .Meeting
March 7th, 2018
Call To Order .of City Council Meeting- By Mayor Uzpen at 7:. P.M.
Call of Roll
ihpen Artig-5wamley Lindner. Kuny
Others in.Attendance: Sign-up Sheet
.Approval of City Council Minutes and Agenda.
■. City Council Agenda for this meeting (Accept Agenda)
Committee Reports.
None
Old Business
None
Public Hearing
None
New Business
a Continuation of motion to approve the following Landmark Development documents.
a Preliminary Plat
a Conditional Use Permit'
Q Zoning, Certificate
■ Resolution 2018— 03 Appointment of Tari Leonhardt as City Clerk
■ Resolution 201$ --.04 Appointment of Leonard Cacioppo to the City Council
Futu3re Council. Meetings.
■ Workshop Meeting March canceled
■ Next City Council Meeting, March 20 at 7:00 PRM,
Adjournment
■ The meeting.adjourned.at
City of Gem Lake
Special City Council Meeting.— March 7, 2018
Meeting Minutes.
Acting Mayor Artig-Swo m ley called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. CounciImembers Linder and Kuny
were present, Mayor Uzpen, excused. Others in attendance: City Engineer Justin Gese, City Attorney
Patrick. Kelly; City Planner Tom Riedesel, City Planning Commission Chair BenJohnson, Len Cacioppo,
Fritz Magnuson and Ilan Marier.
March 7; 2018, Agenda
A motion was made. by Councilmember Lindner, seconded by Councilmember Kuny to approve the.
agenda for March 7, 2018, motion passed. Agenda approved.
Committee. Reports
None.
New Business
City P]annerTom Riedesel reported on the Villas of Gem Lake Plan updates. The trail to. DanieIs Farm
Road has been removed; developer will pat use Daniels Farm Road at any time; the construction
entrance to the site will be at the entrance to the development across from English Street, a
development storm water management operation and maintenance plan has been submitted; the Villas
developer has committed to working with the Daniels Farm Road Association to give up their rights to
use of Daniels Farm Road; a storm water management operation and maintenance plan has been
submitted; a wet Iand/outlot operation and maintenance.rnanuaI has been submitted and an updated
plan set has been received; the black hills trees have been changed to Norway Pine. The planner
recommendsapprovaI subject to conditions outlined in the staff report.
City Engineer Justin Gese reported on the engineering. The plans that `were submitted on March 6.
2018, have not been fully reviewed. by the city engineer. Initial review. notes that the trail has been
removed, easement for the wetland. needs to be. shown on the plot, and other technical "tweets" need.
to be:,addressed. City engineer will check.on fire .lane requirements. The city engineer recommends
approval, rioting CUP item #24; all requirements of the City Engineer shall be met.
A motion was made.by Councilmember Lindner,.seconded by CouncilmemberArtig-Swom.leyto approve
the preliminary plat subject to final:approval of the conditions: A voice vote was taken, all yes. Motion
passes:
A motion was made by Councilmember Lindner, seconded Councilmember Kuny to approve. the
Conditional Use Permit as,described by city planner, A voice vote was taken, Lindner, Artig-Swornley,
yes, Kuny, na. Motion passes.
A motion was made by Councilmember Lindner, seconded by Councilmember Kuny to approve the
zoning certificate. A voice vote was taken, Lindner, Artig-Swomley, yes, Councilmember Kuny, na..
Motion passes..
City of Gem Lake Special City Council meeting rninutes.March 7; :2018 Page 1
Resolution 2018-Q3 Appointment of Tod Leonhardt; City Clerk
A motion was. made byCounciImember Lindner, seconded by Counci[me mbee Ku ny to approve
Resolution 2018=03. Motion passes, Resolution approved.
Resolution:2018-44 Appointment of Leonard Cacioppo_tu City.Council
A motion was .ma.de. by Councilmember Lindner, seconded by Councilmernber Ku.ny to approve
Resolution 2018-44. Motion passes, Resolution approved.
Adiournment
Being there no further business, following a. motion by Councilmember Lindner, seconded by
Councilm.ernber Kuny;.the meeting adjourned at 7:32 p.m.
Respectfully submitted., GloriaTessier.
City of Gem Lake. Special City Council meeting minutes March 7, 2018 Page. 2
City of Gern Lake, MN
Resolution No.2018 — 03
March 2Dth; 2018
A. RESOLUTION APPOINTING THE: BELOW NAMED INDIVIDUAL TO
PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS NECESSARY FOR.. SUPPORTING THE GOVERNING
BODY OF THE CITY OF GEM LAKE; RAMSEY COUNTY; MINNESOTA.
WHEREAS; the individual identified has agreed to serve. in the appointed position
identified for the period 01 March 2.018 to 3 I December 2018 or until replaced by
another in an updated. resolution.
Appointed City Official to represent the City:
City Clerk: Tori Leonhardt.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was proposed by Council
member XXXX and was duly seconded by Council member XXXXX and upon vote
being.taken thereon, the.resalution passed with. a vote of XX votes: in favor of the
resolution and XX against..
Whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted by the City Council of
the City of Gem Lake; on March 20th; 2019,
ATTEST:
Tori Leonhardt, City Clerk
Date
City of Genf Lake, MN
Resolution No-20.18 — 04
March 20th, 2018
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING AN INTERIM CITY COUNCILMEMBER TO THE.
GEM LAKE CITY COUNCIL
WHEREAS, the individual1isted. below was recommended by city counciImembers to
serve until 31 December 2018 or until replaced by the. November 2018 elections.
WHEREUPON; the above resolution was adopted at the March 20th regular City Council
Meeting for the City of Gem Lake,.Ramsey County Minnesota, made by Council
Member XXXXX and seconded by Council Member )D=XX
Couneilmember Leonard Cacioppo.
The motion for the .adoption of the foregoing resolution was proposed by Council
member XXXX and was duly seconded by Council member XX= and upon vote
being taken thereon, the resolution passed with a vote of XX votes in favor of the
resolution and XX against.
Whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted by the City Council of
the City of Gem Lake, on March 20th, 201$,
ATTEST:
Tori Leonhardt, City Clerk.
Date
MEMORANDUM
TO: CITY COUNCIL
FROM: TOM RIEDESEL
DATE: MARCH 7, 2018
SUBJECT: VILLAS DF GEM LAKE PLAN. UPDATES
The developer has submitted updated plans for the Villas of Gem Lake project. The
following is a list of.plan modifications and comments from the developer:
Trail to Daniels Farm Road has been removed
■ Developer will not use Daniels Farm Road at. any time. The construction entrance
to the site will be at the entrance to the development across from English Street
A Development Stormwater Management Operation & Maintenance Plan has
been submitted
The Villas developer has committed to working with the Daniels Farm. Road
Association to give up their rights to use Daniels Farm Road
A Stormwater Man agement. Operation &.Maintenance Plan has been submitted
• A Wetland/Outlot Operation & Maintenance Manual & Replacement AreaANetland
Monitoring plan has been submitted
0 An updated plan set has been received
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Conditional Use Permit
Requirements
The Villas of Gem Lake
1: The following shall be incorporated hereby by reference:
• Preliminary Plat Plan dated 1/10/18, Sheet 1 of 1
• Land Title Survey dated 11/13/15, Sheet 1
• Title Sheet dated 10/13/1.7, Sheet 1 of 17 modified 316118
• Final Street Plan dated 10/13117. Sheet 2.of 17 modified 316118
■ Final Street Plan dated 10/1.3/17, Sheet.3 of 17 modified 316118
• Final Sewer & Watermain Plan dated 10/13/17, Sheet 5 of 17 modified. 3f6118
• ..Final Sewer & Watermain Plain dated 10/13/17, Sheet 6 of 17 modified 316118
• Final Sewer & Watermain Plan dated 10/13/171 Sheet 6 of 17 modified. 316118
• Final Storm Sewer Plan dated 10113/17, Sheet 7 of 16, Sheet 10 of 17 modified
316118.
• Final Storm Sewer Plan dated 10/13/17, Sheet 8 of 16, Sheet. 8 of 1.7 modified
316118
• Final Storm Sewer Plan dated 10113117, Sheet 9 of 16, Sheet 9 of 17 modified
316118
• Final Grading Plan dated 10/13/17, Sheet 11 of 17, Sheet 10.of 17 mod ified. 316/18
Final Grading .Plan dated 10113/17, Sheet 12 of 17 modified 31611 a
• Final Erosion Control Plan dated 10/13/17, Sheet 13 of 17 modified 3/611.8
City Details Plan .dated 10/13117, Sheet 14 of 17
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• City Details Plan dated 10/13117, Sheet 1.5 of 17
City Details Plan. dated 1`0113/17,. Sheet 16 of 17
• City Details Plan dated 1.0/13/17,. Sheet 17 of 17
• Landscaping Plans dated 1/20/18, Sheets L1 & L2
« Seeding Plan dated 2/20/18, Sheet.1_3
« Outlot Seeding Plan modified 31E118
2. Approval of a permit.from Ramsey County to access County Road E, and all.
Ramsey County requirements shall be met.
• The new roadway shall provide. for a. tangent section on a. new street intersecting
a County road at 90 degrees,.
Include signing information that includes R1-1, 30x30 "Stop„ sign at the. new road.
A.R3-7R, 36x26'`Right: Lane Must Turn Right" sign should be installed and the end
of the right turn Lane taper.
Striping on County Road E will need to he water blasted and restriped for work..
occurring in County Road E.
• The section for the right turn lane .on Sheets 2 and 4 should be updated to 2.0"
SPWEB44QE wear course, 2.6" SPWEB440E, wear .course, 3.0" SPNWB430B
non -wear course.
• Ramsey County is planning a mill and overlay for this section of County Road E
during the summer of 201 B.. Work should be coordinated with the 'County..
3. Approval from MPCA for a. stormwater permit and a sewer extension hermit.
4. Approval of a service contract between.the C4 of Gem Lake and Vadnais Heights
for water and sewer connections into the Vadnais Heights water and sewer
systems,
5. The developer shall submit a monument sign. plan for City approval.
6. Approvals from the RWMWD for a Wetland Permit.
7. The developer shall maintain all drainage areas for 5 years, and. complete the
reporting to RWMWD,
8. The developer shall draft a wetland monitoring plan which shall provide for yearly
.RWMWD reporting..
9. Landscaping buffers shall be established on the north and west side of the
properties as shown on the Landscaping Plan dated 1120/18.
18, The historic. horse jump at the northeast corner of the property shall be retained:
The historic horse jump on the west side of the property within the 30' buffer shall
be retained.
11. Gem Lake shall be cop led on all wetland monitoring reports.submitted to RWMWD.
12. The developerthomeowners association shall maintain the newly created wetland
areas within the development and repair as necessary.
13.. The developer shall not use Daniels Farm Road for access to the Villas at any
time. Access to the site for grading and development .purposes is directly across
from English Street as shown on the development plans..
14. The developer shall. provide copies of all governmental agency permits received
to the. City of Gem Lake.
15. Stormwater ponds shall be maintained by the developer until the project is
complete fail homes finished) at which time the City of Gem Lake will take over
maintenance. Wetland creation areas shall be maintained by the developer until
established and turned over to the homeowners association for maintenance upon
establishment of the wetland and vegetation.. Developer to submit a maintenance
agreement and Maintenance Plan for all stormwater facilities and wetland
mitigation areas:.
16. The Stormwater Management .Plan dated. 2/20/18 modified 318118 is adopted by
reference.
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17. No street lights shall. be :installed within the Villas of Gem Lake development.
1$. All homeowners association documents shall be reviewed .by the City Attorney
prior to adoption.
19. The Final Plat shall show a street name.
20.. The developer shall deed. Cutlot A to the City of Gem Lake for .trail and parks,
drainage and utility purposes and to 'create a future public right-of-way between
the roadway in. the development and. Daniels Farm Road, if.required by the City of
Gem Lake. The future right-of-way if required., shall be located at the northeast
corner of Cutlot A as shown. on the plans.
21. All requirements of the City Engineer shall be met.
22. Approval is subject to execution of a Developers Agreement between the
developer and the City of Gem Lake.
23, The developer shall work with the Daniels Farm Homeowners Association to give
up their (the developers rights).to use Daniels Farm Road.
24.. The Enclave (Villa's) at Gem Lake Development Stormwater Management
Operation and Maintenance Plan. is adopted by reference (attached).
25.. The Wetland/Outlot Operation & Maintenance Manual &. Replacement
AreaANetland Monitoring. Plan is adopted by reference. (attached).
26. The Sathre-Berguist, Inc. responses to the Conditional Use Permit requirements
for the Villas of Gem Lake dated March 6, 2018; is adopted by reference
(attached).
27. Grading may begin on the property upon execution of a Developers Agreement
with. the City of Gem Lake.
.28. All. requirements of State and Federal laws and City ordinances. shall be complied
with.
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SATHRE-BERGQUI5T", INC.
150 SOUTH BROADWAY, WAYZATA, MINNESOTA,
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TEL:(952)476-6006 FAX:(951)4.16-0104 wss:www:SATHRB:CQM
March 6, 2018
Below are the Sathre-Bergquist responses to the conditional use permit requirements for the
Villas of Gem Lake.
Sathre. comments are in BLUE.
2. Approval of a permit from Ramsey County to access County Road E, and all Ramsey
County requirements shall be met,
Response - Ramsey County comments havebeen.addressed... Revised plans have been sent.
to the county, Necessary access permits are in the process of being applied for.
J. Approval from the County Engineer including the developer providing a cross-section of
the turn lane and %Gress to County Road. E.
Response- Turn lane plans have been submitted. to County Engineer for reviewlapprova1.
Access & Cross-section: of the .turn lane has been shown on: street.sheet 4.
4. Approvals from the RWMWD of a Wedand.Permit (see Appendix A).
Response - The RWMW❑ has reviewed and .approved with conditions, the construction
plans; the stormwater management plan; and the wetland replacement plan. Tlie remaining
conditions are —
A. Escrow fee of $82,000.
B. Provide: a set of.approved construction plans.
C. City of Gemlake to provide watershed with written notice that they are aware that. the
NWL; HWL, and wetland buffer of Wetland. Creation Area #I encroaches into Lots 16
and. 17. The HWL is covered by a drainage and utility.ease.rnent.
D. The applicant shall .submit the executed copies of the maintenance agreements for the.
stormwater facilities and wetland mitigation areas.
The other conditions in the email from February 20 have been addressed.
5. Approval. from MFCA far a stormwater permit.
Response - NPDES permit has been applied for and permit is in place. Permit
C00048368
6. Approval of.a service contract between the City of Gem Lake and Vadnais Heights for
water and sewer connections into the Vadnais Heights water and sewer systems,
Response - City to obtain the water:and sewer service agreements..
7. Additional.. requirements from the City Engineer memo dated February 20,, 2018 (see
Appendix B).
Response - Additional requirements from the City. Engineer memo dated February 20;
2018 have been updated on.the plan set.
& Additional. requirements set forth in the City Planner's memo. dated December 28, 2017
{see Appendix C3.
Response - Additional requirements frorn the City PIanner's memo dated December 28;
2017 have been updated on the: plan set,
9. The developer shall deed Qutlot A to the City of Gem Lake for trail and future park;
drainage, utility and public right-of-way purposes.
Response - Outlot A to be deeded to the City of Gem Lake for future park and trail,
drainage, utility, and public right -.of -.way purposes..
1.0. The developer shall submit a monument sign plan.for City approval:
Response — Monument sign plan will be submitted for City approval,
.11. The developer shall maintain all drainage areas for 5 years, and complete the reporting to
RW1v1WD:
Response - The developer will maintain the stormwater facilities until the sodding.of the
last homesite, then. the City will take over the maintenance, The wetland mitigation areas
will be monitored for the 5 year period; unless accepted by the watershed'pdor to the 5
years.
12. Landscaping buffers shall he established. on the north and west side of the properties as
shownon the Landscaping Plan dated
Response - Landscaping plan has been .updated to show landscape bufferson the north and
west side oft he property..
13. The historic horse jump at the northeast corner of the property shall be retained.V
Response - The historic horse.jump is to.be retained.
14.. The developer shall draft a wetland monitoring plan which shall provide for yearly
RWMWi7 reporting.
Response - The Wetland Monitoring. Plan to be drafted by Kjolhaug Environmental
Services, Inc., A. copy will be provided to the City and to RWMWD.
15. The developer/homeowners association shall. maintain the newly created wetland areas
within the development and repair as necessary.
Response - Newiy created wetland areas to..be maintained by the HQALdev.eloper and he
repaired as necessary.
16. The developer shall restore Daniels Farm. Road ,if used to access the site. Daniels Farm
Road shall onlybe used during the grading of the property and only if necessary.
Response - The portion of Daniels Farm Road that will be utilized for access for the site
grading operations will be inspected. prior to site grading work; with the City inspector and
the Developer and notes will be made as to the condition of the roadway in the.area of the
proposed access. Any .damage to that area will he: restored by the Developer.
17. The final plat shall describe an outlot at the northeast corner of the property to be attached
to the abutting property at 21 Daniels Farm Road.
Response - .Per the direction of the. City of Gem Lake,. the final plat has been revised to.
creale a 50'. public ROW along the north property line, adjacent. to 21 Daniels Farm Road.
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18. The developer shall provide copies of all governmental agency permits received to the City
of Gem Lake.
Response - When Permits are received.., copies will be forwarded to the City of Gem Lake.
10. Typical section needs. to clearly defined all widths on sheet 12, and move to street sheets
and not erosion control. sheets. Plan still shrews variable .dims and sidewalks on wrong
sheet.
Response Typical street section details have been updated to define all widths and the
sidewalk has been removed. The'typical street detail :has been moved to Street Plan Sheet.
20. Plan has been..adjusted to. move stub to MH.1.1, however, bal I2 should. be..moved west
slightly to eliminate acute pipe angles at both IM 14 and 12.
Response - ,MH 12 has been moved west to eliminate acute.pipe angles.
.21. Eliminate unneeded detail plates.
Response —. Unneeded. detail plates have been removed .from plans.
.22. Prepare and submita. S WPPP and Erosion and Sediment Control Plan. at least as stringent.
as the NPDES Construction Stormwater Permit.
Response — S WPPP & Erosion Control. plans have been. prepared as part of the NPM
permit. application. NPDES Permit # C00048368
23. The existing conditions drainage madel:should.he updated to show existing storage areas,
drainage patterns, and flows. Proposed model. should compare to ensure that additional
ponding, elimination of flow or nuisance conditions are not created.
.Response Existinglpropgsed drainage models have been updated by .4E2S and provided
to the. City and the Watershed,
24. Show the proposed culvert to drain the west offske discharge in the plans.
Response— Proposed culvert has been shown on the plans. The proposed cu.]v.ert,Is located
within the proposed 3' ditch to discharge to the west.
25. Please use the. appropriate TR-55 methodology: for all drainage areas. Please note that
undisturbed offsite area. should :have consistent TGC from the existing to. the proposed.
conditions.
Please update the tables showing TDC in the narrative. Please address why Drainage.Areas
EX 8 and PR-08 have a direct entry TOC of 12 minutes. Please. recognize. the TR-55
minimum value of 0.I hours: (6 minutes)..
Response. - Subwatersheds have..been updated to. reflect TR7-5.5 methodology. Tables
within the report have been also updated to reflect new Te's.
26. A complete wetlandloutlot Operation &. Maintenance. Manual shall 'be prepared and
submitted.. Gem Lake` shall be copied on all. wetland monitoring reports. submitted to
RWMWD.
Response � Wetland Operation & Maintenance. Manual to: be prepared by Kjolhaug
Environment Services,. Inc. The City of Gem Lake will be copied. on wetland monitoring
reports that are submitted .to RWMWD.
27.. Stormwater ponds shall be maintained by the developer until the project is complete (all
homes finished) at which time the. City of Gem Take will. take over. maintenance. Wetland
creation areas shall be maintained by the developer until establish and turned over to the
homeowners association upon establishment ofthe wetland and vegetation. Developer to
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submit a maintenance agreement and Maintenance Plan for.ali stormwater facilities and
wetland mitigation areas.
Response .Maintenance agreement Js.being put together by AE2S and will be. submitted
to the City of Gem Lake and RWMWD.
28. Proposed drainage plan appears to modify drainage :patterns across watershed. district
boundaries. Although this project doesn't occur in the VLAWMG district, the project
intercepts flow from VLAWNIO and changes flow back to VLAWMD. Notification shall
be made to both agencies and ,proof of approval shall be. submitted from both that drainage
to adjacent.properties has not been adversely affected or created.
Response — The plans and stormwater management plan have been submitted to
VLAWMO and they will differ to RWMWD for the project review.
29. Include construction notes related to.`infiltration at least as. stringent as those listed. in the
MPCA's NPDES Construction. Stormwater Permit and the Minnesota Stormwater Manual.
Response - Infiltration notes have been -added to sheet 11:, which includes the requirements
as stated in the NPDES permit section III.D.I I.
30. Plan to show details on infiltration basin section, berm crass -section etc.
Response - germ cross-sectionhas been shown on plans. Infiltration basin section has
been shown on the plans. (5ee.sheet 11)
3.1 No street lights shall. be installed within.the Villas of Gem Lake development.
Response - No street lights have been proposed to be installed within the Villas of Gem
lake development.
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THE ENCLAVE AT GEM LAKE DEVELOPMENT
STORMWATEIrR. MANAGEMENT
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE PLAN
INFILTRATION BASIN REQUIREMENTS
Fist Year After Planting:
Adequate water is crucial to plant survival. Provide temporary irrigation as needed unless rainfall is adequate, until
plants mature
As Neededa
* Prune and weed to maintain appearance.
* Stabilize or replace sail and vegetation when erosion is evident
• Remove trash and debris
■ Replace vegetation whenever percent cover of acceptable vegetation falls below 90 percent or project
specific performance requirements are not met, If vegetation suffers for no. apparent reason; consult with
horticulturist and/or test soil as needed
semi -Annually:
* Inspect inflow -and pretreatment systems for clogging (off-line systems) and remove any sediment
* Herbaceous.. vegetation, .trees and shrubs should be inspected to evaluate their health and replanted` as
appropriate
* Remove any dead or severely.diseased .vegetation
Annually in Fail:
* Inspect and remove any sediment and debris build-up in pretreatment areas
■ Inspect inflow points and infiltration surface. far. buildup of road. sand associated with spring melt period,
remove as necessary, and replant areas that.have been impacted by.sand/salt build up
Annually in Spring:
Cutback and remove. previous year's plant material and remove accumulated leaves if heeded
WET DETENTION BASIN SPECIIFiic REQUIREMENTS
■ Inspect annually during winter freeze periods to look for signs of improper operation.
■ Remove sediment in the permanent pool occur. every2 to 7 years :or after 50 percent of total permanent
pool capacity has been lost, In areas where road sand is. used, an inspection of the permanent pool should
be scheduled. after the spring melt to determine if clean -out is necessary.
• Mow the pond buffer periodically afong maintenance right-of-ways and the embankment.. Manage .the..
remaining buffer as a meadow (mowing every other yeas),. prairie, or forest.
• Periodically, the outleticontrol structure may clog with debris. Debris should be refrioved and disposed of
outside of the facility limits.
Reference: MPG4 Stormwater Manual
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Wetland/Outlot Operation & Maintenance Manual
Replacement Area/Wetland Monitoring Plan
1Weiland replacement areas and 4utlot limits are illustrated on attached Figures 3 and 4h.
1. CONSTRUCTION & SEEDING NOTES
Construction
l . Wetland replacement construction shall occur before or concurrent with wetland fill.
2. The contractor shall contact the wetland consultant before construction starts, after grading
is completed and before seeding is initiated.
3. Silt fence shall be installed prior to construction and maintained until viable cover has
established. Silt fence shall be removed upon final acceptance by the engineer.
4.. Silt fence that is initially installed above wetland replacement areas. shall be moved and.
reinstalled at the limits of the wetland buffer or outlot.boundary after wetland
replacement areas and outlots are graded (where applicable) and accepted. Any soil
ridge left at the initial silt fence Iodation shall be removed.
5. Contractor shall. verify or confirm existing elevations prior to initiating wetland
replacement excavation {if applicable}:
6.. Excess excavated soil shall be disposed of outside of wetlands.
7: After consultant approval of the as -built construction survey, the replacement wetlands,
upland buffers, and outlot areas. will be prepared and seeded as.described in this plan.
Upon completion of seed installation, a site visit will be conducted with the revegetation
service provider to.confrm seeding was consistent with the approved plan.
Seed Mixture Suppliers. and Approval
L. Contractor shall submit seed tags or written certification of native wetland seed mix
contents acid suppliers for approval by the wetland consultant prior to installation.
2. Substitutions of seed mixes or seed mix components. must be approved by the wetland
consultant.
Seedbed. Preparation
1. After completion of final grading, the seedbed shall be prepared and. smoothed to break
up root. systems and sail clods so. that the average clump is less than 2 inches in
diameter.
2. Prior.to seeding, the contractor shall kill and plow or.disc vegetation that covers more
than 20 percent. of the ground in the area to be seeded.
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3. Areas of existing vegetation that are not plowedor disced should be killed by spraying-
2 quarwacre of glyphosate herbicide and 1-2 quarts/acre of 2,4-D herbicide:
4. The seedbed ;shall be prepared by loosening topsoil to a minimum depth of 3 inches.
5. Seeding shall not be conducted between .Tune 30 and October 15..
Seeding Methods
1. Maps of the: replacement areas and associated seed. mixes area are attached as Figures 3
and 4b.
2. Seed mixes shall be installed in accordance with the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil.
Resources Native Vegetation Establishment and Enhancement Guidelines (2016,
h :Ilwww.bwsr.state.mn.uslnative -vegetation/seeding uidelines: d .
3. Seed mixes htt. /wWW.bwsr.state.inn:us/native vegetation/state seed mixes.120, shall
be acquired from a reputable native seed supplier and the native seed supplier shall be
subject.to approval by the wetland consultant.
4. Seed mixes shall be installed at the. rate intended. for each particular mix, as listed in the
seed mix tables.provided in BWSR guidance.
5. Seed mix 24-15.1 (Emergent' Weiland) shall be.weded.by hand, or by use of a
mechanical "cyclone" seeder,.or hydroseeded.
6. Seed mix 34-271 (Wet Meadow South and West) may be broadcast or seeded with a
native grass drill.
7. Seed mix 35-241 (Mesic.Prairie General) may be broadcast or seeded with a native
grass drill.
& Seed mix 32-241 (Native Construction) may be broadcast or seeded with. a native grass:
drill.
9. Areas seeded to mix.35-241 (Mesic Prairie general) and 32-24.1 (Native Construction)
shall be finned with a roiling -type -packer within two days after seeding. Packing will
be. considered adequate when only a slight footprint is left in the soil after walking
across the area.
10. Seeded areas shall be mulched with NW/DOT Type 3 (MICA certified weed freegrain
straw) mulch at a rate of 2 tons per acre and the mulch shall be anchored with a disc or
tackifier.
2. VEGETATION MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE
Replacement wetlands, newly established upland buffers, and. newly established upland outlet
areas will be seeded with native seed rnixes as specified for sirnilar) in this. document. The
replacement areas and upland outlot areas Mille assessed during standard wetland replacement
monitoring events for the presence of noxious weeds and invasive, non-native species, If
noxious weeds and invasivenon-native species are identified within the wetland or upland areas
during the five-year monitoring period, efforts will be made to control these species using
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appropriately timed herbicide:applications or other. methods. The following steps will be
considered for treatment of nor -native species during the five years after seeding and beyond,
with the intention of developing plant communities with a predominance of native non-invasive
species.
For all outlot areas, outlot edges next to roads/trails/landscape features maybe mowed. monthly,
two to three mower widths, for maintaining visibility of features.
Year 1€ Maintenance
l . The seeded wetlands., upland buf ers, and upland outlot areas shall be mowed. at a height..
of to G inches.a minimum oftwo times. during the first growing: season and before
September 30.
.2. Purple loosestrife shall be.pulled by hand if it comprises less than 5% of the wetland
cover, and spot sprayed with Rodeo herbicide during late August or September if it
covers 5% ar more of the replacement wetland..
3. Invasive and non-nativc. species in the wetland, upland buffer, and upland outlot areas
shall be spot sprayed twice annually at times that are particularly effective given the
problem species.
4. Stands of reed canary grass in wetland, upland. buffer, and upland outlot areas shall be
treated with:Rodeo or Roundup herbicide in late October and again early the following
spring before desirable species emerge.
5.. Herbicide. treatments shall be applied according to label instructions.
Year 2 Maintenance
I. Areas of invasive species such as reed canary grass and thistles shall :be treated with
herbicide early in spring prior to the. emergence of desirable species.
2. The seeded wetlands, upland buffers, and upland outlet areas shall be.mowed to a height
of b to 8 inches between dune l and July 15 to allow for light penetration to seeded
species and prevent seed set on. weedy species..
3. Purple loosestrife shall be pulled by hand if it comprises less than 5% of the wetland
cover, and spot sprayed with Rodep herbicide during late August or September if it
covers 5% or more of the replacement wetland.
4. Other invasive and non-native species in wetlands, upland buffer, and upland outlot
areas shall be spot.sprayed twice annually at times that are particularly effective for
problem species.
S.. Stands of reed canary grass in anywetland, upland buffer, and/or upland outlot areas
shall be. treated with Rodeo or Roundup herbicide in late October.
G. Herbicide treatments shall be applied according to label nstiructions.
Year 3 to 5 Maintenance
1. Areas of bare ground or dead vegetation of more than 20 square feet shall be reseeded
(Year 3 only).
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2. Spat spray perennial weeds as. necessary.
3. Patches of problem species that represent more than 5% cover of wetland or upland
areas should be.:spot mowed to prevent seed set and treated with :herbicide at .art
appropriate time..
4: If possible and reasonably feasible, a: controlled burn should be conducted once between
thethird and fifth year..
Year 6 (and beyond) Maintenance
1. Spot spray perennial weeds as:necessary.
2. .Patches .of problem species that represent more than 5% coven of wetland or .upland
areas should be spot mowed to prevent seed set and treated with herbicide at an
appropriate time..
3. If possible and reasonably feasible, a controlled burrs should be:conducted every three to
five years.
3. WETLAND REPLACEMENT STANDARDS
Total credit to meet replacement :requirements is 4:6676 acres. The goal. of the Wetland
Replacement Plan (created wetlands and associated. upland buffer) is to createlenhance over
1.0522 acres: of functioning mitigation wetland with "Medinin Quality rated plant communities.
as defined by MnR.AM, along with 1.41.0 acres of upland buffer establishment/preservation
with a predominance of native, non-invasive vegetation. All credit is expected to be granted
once performance requirements are met.
NOTE: For outlot upland areas, the goal is to establish an upland. plant community with a.
predominance of native non-invasive species;. replacement area performance standards and
monitoring criteria do not apply..
For the replacement areas,. the success of management efforts will be determined by comparing
the observed (C) development of the vegetative communities to expected (E) performance
standards for each monitoring year. The replacement plan will. be considered acceptable when
the observed conditions are consistent with the performance standards as outlined in the. table on
the last page of this document. Certification. of the replacement plan and an end -to -monitoring
may be granted when the fallowing performance criteria are met.
Tar,aet Veuetation
Target Vegetation shall be comprised.of three components: (l) minimum aerial coverage of
native/non-invasive species, (2) number of native plant species (species richness), and (3)
percent of.all plant species that are FAC indicator status or wetter.
Per MaMM; a Medium. quality rated shallow marsh plant community will,have at least 2
species of native aquatic plants (FACW or wetter) as dominants; and/or purple. loosestrife
comprises 20 to:5il percent cover; and /or cattails comprise 40 to 85 percent cover.
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A Medium quality. rated wet meadow plant community will he.composed..of 5 to 9 species of
native grasses,. sedges,.rushes, ferns and/or forbs; anchor invasive herbaceous species treed
canary grass; purple loosestrife) :cumulatively cormprise.20 to 50 percent cover; andlar non-native
buckthorns; comprise 10 to 30.percent cover within the wet meadow. community..
Seasonally flooded basins may be devoid of vegetation (i.e., mud flats), may contain annual
wetland species with percent coverages.that vary from year to year,. or may establish perennial
wet Meadow vegetation over time.
Tareet Hydrology
Visual. observations of hydralogy:(primary and secondary indicators) will be observed.and
documented.
Established: Upla.nd Buffer Performance Standard
Target vegetation shall consist of 70 percent vegetative aerial cover of native/non-invasive
perennial species with three or more dominant species of native/non-invasive grasses and/or
forbs as determined by the. 50120 rule.
Preserved Woodland Suffer Performance Standard
Target vegetation shall consist of the existing native tree canopy. The shrub/herbaceous layer
should not contain more than 50% invasive species.
4. REPLACEMENT AREA/WETLAND MONITORING PLAN.
The replacement wetlands. and: upland buffer will be monitored for five years or until the Local
Governmental Unit determines that the goals of the wetland replacement plan have been
sufficiently met and monitoring is no longer neededin accordance: with Minnesota Rules.
8420.0810, 5ubp. 4. Monitoring activities. will include:
• The replacement areas will. be monitored during construction to ensure the wetland
creation/enhancement. is completed in a manner consistent with approved plans. Upon
the completion of construction activities, as as7built survey will be prepared (by others)
and compared with the approved plan. Deviations from the plan.wi11 be corrected if
necessary, or retained is acceptable to the TEP and L:GU.
+ After approval of the as -built construction survey, the wetland/buffer will. be. prepared
and seeded as described in the .vegetation plan. Upon completion of seed installation, a
Ate visit will be. conducted with the revegetation service provider to confirm seeding was
consistent with the, approved -plan.
* Beginning the growing season after fall. seeding, monitoring will begin to evaluate the
development of the wetlands and. newly established upland buffer. Monitoring will be
conducted for 5 years or. longer is necessary, until. the wetlands and buffers. are
determined. to be fully established. Approximately 5 site visits will be completed.
annually, with one early in the growing season (May), one in late (October) and 3 spaced
❑ufi approximately equally between the first and.last visits.
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• During each visit, photographs will betaken, vegetation and hydrology condition will be
documented and all additional information. will .be acquired .to prepare a monitoring
report. as described below.
• Primary and secondary wetland hydrology indicators will be used to evaluate hydrology.
* Vegetation will be documented via meander. survey.:. Relative percent coverage will be
calculated by species then averaged for all site visits; and used to determine if vegetation.
performance standard have been satisfied.
■ A monitoring report will be submitted annually, The report will include relevant project
background; plans, observations of the site from the monitoring year; and a comparison
of observed versus expected performance standards.
• Each:annual monitoring report shall include the following information and any other site -
specific information identified by the Iocal government unit, including.information
related to performance standards.
a) A comparison of the as -built project plan versus the plan approved with the
application (first annual report. only) and rational for any significant changes;
b) A description of the project location, size, and current wetland types (Cowardin
classification) compared to planned wetland type (goal);
c) Hydrology observations: seasonal water level elevations or aerial coverage
measurement:during the period April through October;
d) .A map of plant: communities within the boundaries. of the replacement area,
including hydrologic indicators observed;
e) A description of actual wetland and upland management activities cornpleted
during the paA.year and activities planned for the upcoming year,
fj Color photographs of the project area taken anytime during the growing season;,
g) other information as required by the WCA LGU and USACE, including
corrective measures or specific performance standards, and
h) A delineation and survey of the replacement areas,,.if applicable, for the final
monitoring season.
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