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On the portion of the site within the City of Arden Hills, there is a Shoreland Overlay District because <br />of the location of Lake Johanna and Little Lake Johanna. These lakes are classified by the City as <br />general development lakes and the Shoreland Overlay Regulations spec f es regulations for lot areq <br />minimum water frontage and width at building line, structure minimum setback from ordinary high <br />water mark, structure n:inimum setbacks from streets and highways, structure maximum height, and <br />maximum lot area covered by impervious surface. As a PUD, the cities can vary some of these <br />reguirements through the PUD approval process. All regulations for development in these areas wil! <br />be addressed when building permits are requested. <br />On the portion of the site within the City of Roseville, there is a Water Management Overlay District <br />which impacts Little Lake Johanna and the wetland in the center of the Roseville Parcel. Little Lake <br />Johanna is designated as a MnDNR Designated Shoreland (MnDNR ID # 58-P) with a General <br />Development classification. As a PUD, Roseville can vary some of these requirements through the <br />PUD approval process. All rules and regulations affecting these water bodies will be addressed when <br />building permits are requested. <br />The City ofArden Hills' current effective Floodplain Map is dated 07/O2/81, and the City of <br />Roseville's current effective Floodplain Map is dated 03/30/81. The Roseville floodplain area is <br />classified as a Non-Special Flood Hazard Area (NSFHA). The NSFHA is an area that is in a low- to <br />moderate-risk flood zone and includes Zones B, C, X, Pre- and Post-FIRM. An NSFHA is not in any <br />immediate danger from flooding caused by over�lowing rivers or hard rains. Land area in the Arden <br />Hills portion of the site is classified as a Zone C, although some land area surrounding Little Lake <br />Johanna is classified as Zone A1. FEMA defines Zone A1 as "areas subject ta inundation by the 1- <br />percent-annual-chance flood event determined by detailed methods. " The base_/lood elevation shown <br />in the Little Lake Johanna Area is 879 feet. The portion of the Arden Hr(ls Flood Ittsurance Rate Map <br />(FIRM) that includes the College is attached as Attachment 18. The area identifred as Zone 1, a <br />delineated floodplain area does not include any area near existing or proposed buildings. This <br />.�loodplain area is not expected to be impacted or altered by the project. <br />15. Water surface use. Will the project change the number or type of watercraft on any water body? <br />_Yes X No <br />If yes, indicate the current and projected watercraft usage and discuss any potential overcrowding or <br />conflicts with other uses. <br />16. Erosion and sedimentation. Give the acreage to be graded or excavated and the cubic yards of soil to <br />be moved: <br />acres 6.5 Lpnrox�; cubic yards 69,000 (approx�. Describe any steep slopes or highly erodible soils <br />and identify them on the site map. Describe any erosion and sedimentation control measures to be used <br />during and after project construction. <br />The proposed Projects will require movernent of approximately 69,000 cubic yards ofsoil for the <br />construction of the proposed ramp, roadway, and Community Life Center. Soil material may be <br />stockpiled adjacent to sites during construction activities. Kowever, it is anticipated that a large <br />portion of the excavated material will require removal from the construction sites. The proposed <br />Projects wil! be entirely within the Northwestern Callege property limits; encompassing approximately <br />6.5 acres of disturbance. Steep slopes exist near the Project areas and extra care will be given to <br />prevent erosion and sedimentation ojthese slopes during and after construction. Once construction is <br />completed in these areas, permanent erosion control measures will be implemented in accordance x�ith <br />permit requirements. <br />Since the Projects will displace more than one acre of land, application for coverage under the <br />NPDES Permit will be submitted to the MPCA prior to starting earthwork on the site. The contract <br />documents for the Project will reqarire the Contractor to install and maintain BMPs (Best Management <br />Practices) until frnal restoration of the Projects are complete and the Notice of Termination had been <br />filed with the MPCA. During construction, the Contractor is expected to use temporary erosion control <br />Pnge 7 <br />
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