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� May 6, 2015 RAI'VIAKER & ASSOGIATES, INC. City of Roseville Mr. Thomas Paschke, Roseville City Planner 2660 Civic Center Drive Roseville, MN 551 1 3 SUBJECT: HAMPTON INN AND HOME 2, CITY ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW WORKSHEET SITE: HAMPTON INN & HOME2 SUITES 2050 IONA LANE W& 2020 IONA LANE W CITY OF ROSEVILLE, RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA RAMAKER & ASSOCIATES PROJECT NUMBER: 29639 & 24277 Dear Mr. Paschke: In response to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's (MPCA) letter, dated April 27, 2015, by Patrice Jensen, Prinicipal Planner for MPCA, Ramaker & Associates, Inc. (RAMAKER) has summarized the following responses which will be utilized by the owner, and the General Contractor, to ensure compliance with MPCA guidance and the City of Roseville's (ROSEVILLE's) Environmental Worksheet. The following is intended to provide further detail as to the MPCA comments, and actions proposed by RAMAKER, on behalf of the owner. Please also note that these responses have been tailored to best suit ROSEVILLE's recommendations, per the May 4, 2015 email from Mr. Paschke to Jesse Mesner of Cities Edge Architects. 4A. PROJECT DESCRIPTION MPCA Comment: It is not clear from the way the description is phrased, whether the stormwater management plan will be developed for just one of the hotels or for the entire site. ROSEVILLE's Comment: Requires a simple response form you regarding the storm water management plan. RAMAKER Comment: The stormwater management plan, completed by RAMKAER on February 13, 2015, was developed for the full site development, including both proposed hotels. 4B. PROJECT DESCRIPTION MPCA Comment: Will any of the demolition materials be recycled? If not, where will these be disposed? ROSEVILLE's Comment: This bullet point should be answered RAMAKER Comment: Site demolition will be minor and will be largely consist of the removal of existing fencing, concrete, and pavement areas that remain on site. Salvaging these is not cost effective. This material will be transported to proper disposal sites, with disposal records maintained for the duration of the site development activities. MPCA Comment How will the topsoil stockpile be protected-what kinds of erosion control measures will be used? ROSEVILLE's Comment: This bullet point should be answered RAMAKER Comment: Topsoil will be stockpiled in mounds and surrounded by silt fence to prevent soil erosion. As the site has been previously developed, remaining topsoil volumes are relatively small. Furthermore, as the entire site will be redeveloped as part this project, the topsoil required to be stockpiled and used for project's landscaping needs will be relatively small. • MPCA Comment: With this much grading, how will dust emissions be controlled? ROSEVILLE's Comment: This bullet point should be answered RAMAKER Comment: The General Contractor is aware of the need to regularly spray water throughout the site so as to keep bare soil areas moist, thus limiting the potential of airborn dust. 1 120 Dallas Street, Sauk City, Wisconsin 53583 • Voice: 608-643-4100 Fax: 608-643-7999 www.ramaker.com