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Attachment B Supplemental Groundwater Evaluation Plan, dated August 2004, which has been adopted by the City, including but not limited to the following.- a) The property owner(s) shall perform an environmental study to determine.* i) Whether trichloro ethylene concentrations (TCE) exist on or within the Block which exceed the Health Risk Limit. If a source is found,, additional subsurface investigation shall be performed to define the lateral extent of the TCE contamination. Site specific investigations should be conducted in a way that will identify potential sources, the magnitude and the extent of TCE on and/or within the Block and its effects on the glacial aquifer; and ii) Whether Diesel Range Organics exist on or within the Block, and if so, perform environmental investigation regarding petroleum contamination on and within the Block and its effects on the glacial aquifer. 4. The property owner(s) shall remediate, as appropriate, soil and groundwater contamination on and within the Block pursuant to Minnesota and federal law. 5. The property owner(s) shall implement the requirements and policies set forth in the current Comprehensive Surface Water Management Plan of the City, ordinances, policies and best management practices related to stormwater runoff with respect to such Block. C. The property owner(s) of the Block to be developed shall comply with the park dedication requirements of the City with respect to the Block being developed. D. If development on a Block converts native land cover types to an altered cover type,, the property owner(s) of such Block shall mitigate the conversion by restoring native cover types on the Block, and to the extent the native land cover types within any portion of Langton Lake Park are altered by such development, in Langton Lake Park. E. The property owner(s) of the Block to be developed shall work with the City to implement the applicable planning principles of the 2001 Twin Lakes Business Park Master Plan to mitigate cumulative impacts of development within the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area with respect to development on their Block. F. The property owner(s) of the Block to be developed will work with the City to integrate travel demand management plans to reduce the number of vehicles on area roadways. G. The property owner(s) of the Block to be developed will incorporate into any development on such Block, sidewalks, trails, pedestrian amenities, parks and open space to provide greenway/wildlife corridors to encourage more pedestrian trips and fewer vehicle trips in the area. H. The property owner(s) of the Block to be developed will submit photographs and note the construction dates for any buildings over 50 years old on such Block, and submit them to the State Historical Preservation Office for initial assessments. The property owner(s) of any Block within the jurisdiction of Minnesota Statutes § 138.01 et. seq. shall comply with the requirements of the State Historical Preservation office.