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AttachmentD Goal 3: Prevent erosion into the City’s lakes, ponds, and wetlands. The Community Development finds that to the extent feasible, the City attempts to address erosion through enforcement and regulations. All developments are required to install erosion control fabric around the site perimeter so that should erosion occur, it is contained on-site and not impact adjacent public systems and/or ponds, wetlands, or lakes. Policy 3.1: Require storm-water management and erosion-control plans for urban development and redevelopment projects. The Community Development Department finds that all projects in Roseville are required to receive approval of a storm water management plan (by the city and water management organization) and is required to receive an erosion control permit. Policy 3.2: Enforce development controls to reduce non-point-source pollutant load in surface water runoff using best management practices, such as rain gardens, bio filtration, and ponding. The Community Development Department finds that the City’s storm water regulations address this policy, which requirements will apply to the Walmart development. Policy 3.3: Continue to cooperate with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) in enforcing nonpoint source discharge standards. The Community Development finds that the City has adopted regulations consistent with or in support of nonpoint source pollution that are reviewed through a developments storm water management plan. . 17 Page27of27