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7/17/2007 11:50:25 AM
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12/8/2004 11:11:32 AM
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Planning Files - Planning File #
2389
Planning Files - Type
Interim Use Permit
Address
1681 RICE ST
Applicant
INTER CITY OIL COMPANY
Status
APPROVED
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<br />Attachment 1 <br /> <br />NARRATIVE FOR AN INTERIM USE PERMIT <br /> <br />This permit application is to obtain permission from the City of Roseville to install a <br />structure required to store a 285 gallon holding tank for the purpose of remediating a <br />groundwater contamination plume at the Ica Station, 1681 Rice Street, Roseville, <br />Minnesota (figure 1). The contamination was the result of a leaking underground <br />storage tank which was removed when the convenience store and gas station was re- <br />built in 1989. <br /> <br />During the reconstruction of the site, a drain tile system was installed within the <br />contaminated perched aquifer to drain the contaminated groundwater to the southeast <br />corner of the property (figure 2). A sump was installed to receive the wasterwater with <br />the intention to discharge the wastewater to the nearest sanitary sewer manhole. As <br />part of the groundwater treatment system, the wastewater must be retained for a <br />minimum of thrity minutes before it is discharged to the sanitary sewer. A 285 gallon <br />tank will be used to retain the wastewater. <br /> <br />A 7 foot long by 4 foot wide by 4 foot high structure is necessary to enclose the tank to <br />prevent freezing and to improve the aesthetics of the system (figure 3). The structure <br />exterior will blend in with the cream colored brick on the station building. The <br />materials will be approved by the fire marshall since the tank will be holding volatile <br />constituents. <br /> <br />The most convenient location for the above described structure is within the 3D-foot <br />eastern property boundary line (figure 2). Since the sanitary and electrical hook-ups <br />have already been installed near the sump, this is the best location for the holding tank. <br />The length of time this stucture will be necessary is unknown, however it could extend <br />for a number of years. The goal is to clean up the contamination as soon as possible in <br />the most efficient manner. <br />
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