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City of Roseville Planning Commission Minutes Wednesday, June 8, 1994 MINUTES Chairman Wietecki suggested that 2 years may be the longest interim use permit issued in order to allow for reporting at that time. Member Harms agreed and stated 2 years maximum would be most effective with testing to be done at the end of the two-year period. Member Roberts asked for clarification regarding the city's Risk Management Plan for the site. Michael Falk explained the bulking and transfer areas and the precautions taken on the site. Roberts noted that the site is on a hill exposed to runoff and wetlands. Michael Falk explained that the containment area is a good solution for most of these problems. Joe Wozniak and Norm Sheffel, Ramsey County Health Department, described the background of the project. They noted that 1700 participants go to a service site during its operational period. Member Thomas asked for clarification regarding the operator of this site, Dynex. Member Thomas asked for clarification regarding the soils and how a spill may be damaging to the water table. Wozniak stated that 50 percent of the materials by weight is latex paint which is considered a non-hazardous waste. He noted that the county is attempting to set up a paint exchange to allow some of the paint to be used. Member Thomas asked if the county, itself, could use the paint. Member Wall asked if there was vandalism after hours. Wozniak responded there have been three incidence where waste has been left after the hours of operation have been completed. Wall asked if the county could find a permanent location for such an operation. Wozniak responded that the county operates a year-round site in Mounds View, and that the county, by state statute, must provide for household hazardous waste collection on a quarterly basis. Member Roberts asked if possible spills contamination and monitoring was recorded by the county. Wozniak responded that the county provides for a spill pad and a concrete dish which is 6 inches in depth and reinforced and with a sealed surface. Chairman Keith Wietecki asked for comments from the public. An unidentified citizen asked who determines what is collected and how it is sorted. Wozniak responded that unidentified material is not compounded. Ed Cunningham, 1857 Eldridge, asked if there is any testing that is done on the substances in the container to determine whether the substance is actually what the label states it is. Wozniak responded that the operator, Dynex, will not add hand-labeled material to the 8