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7) Any land dedication required as part of the City's park dedication requirements provide opportunities for conserving existing native land cover types, creating greenway/wildlife corridors through the AUAR area, andlor buffering Langton Lake Park. Cash in lieu of dedication should be used to purchase land located in the aforementioned areas and/or used to restore native, altered, or non-native cover types within the AUAR area or within Langton Lake Par� to native cover types. It is noted that detailed natural resource management recommendations for Langton Lake Park are provided in the Roseville Parks Natural Resource ManagementPlan (2002). 8) The City wi11 require that projects converting native cover types to an altered cover type to mitigate the conversion by restoring native cover types within the AUAR area or in Langton Lake Park. This mitigation strategy can be implemented in conjunction with the land dedication or cash in lieu of dedication strategies listed above in Mitigation Strategy 7. 9) The City wi11 continue to follow tk�e 2001 Twin Lakes Business Park Master P1an to mitigate the c�n�ulative impacts of development within the AUAR area including, but not limited to, the ten broad planning principles listed below: � Create a buffer to protect and enhance the public enjoyment of Langton Lake � Protect the residential neighborhoods with less intrusive land uses * Create a livable environment with a mix of uses . Create compatibilitybetween uses and building designs . Minimize the impact of commercial traffic onto residential streets; reduce congestion at main intersections . C1ean up soil and groundwater pollution * Provide a range of quality jobs • Diversifythe tax base . Provide a flexible land use plan . Located use in areas where they can best take advantage of necessary market forces 10) Project proposers will need to address, as appropriate, �indings from Phase I and YY Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), including the preparation and implementation of Response Action P1ans (RAP) and/or Development Response Action P1ans (DRAP} pursuant to 1oca1, state, and federal regulations. 11) The City wi11 require project proposers to remediate, as appropriate, soil and groundwater contamination for the intended redevelopment use pursuant to Minnesota and federallaw. 12) The City wi11 work with MPCA to require that materials dumped within the AUAR area, hazardous materials, petroleum products, and/or asbestos be managed appropriately in accordance with MPCA guidelines. 13) The City will work with the MPCA, EPA, and project proposers to implement the recommendations from the Supplemental Groundwater Evaluation Report (August 2004), including but not limited to: Twin Lakes Business Park Final AUAR Update City of Roseville - October 3, 2007