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Motion: Roger Lake moved, seconded by Bob Johnson, to approve Permit 98-36 which shall. include approval of a variance to the District's 2-foot freeboard criterion and approval of 2.5:1 grades with staked sod. Motion to Amend: Jack Frost moved, seconded by Bob Johnson, to amend the motion to state that permit approval will be corrtingent on receipt of the applicant's letter that explains the reasons why the project does not comply with to the District's 2-foot freeboard policy, and includes a hold harnzless clause. The amendment to the motion carried, and the original motion was carried. Permit 98-37: Woodbury Ambulatory Care Center - WoodburX Jack Frost noted that the hydrologic boundary will be slightly changed by this project. Cliff Aichinger stated that staff worked with the City of Woodbury on the review of the entire development known as Boulder Ridge and also provided comments that addressed the development occurring outside District boundaries. The area is now fully developed, so he does not believe the change will become a boundary revision issue. Motion: Paul Ellefson moved, seconded by Jack Frost, to approve Permit 98-37. The motion was can-ied. Permit 98-38: Gervais Senior Living -Maplewood Motion: Bob Johnson moved, seconded by Paul Ellefson, to approve Permit 98-38. The motion was carried. Permit 98-39: Harvester/Dobervich -Maplewood Motion: Bob Johnson moved, seconded by Roger Lake, to approve Permit 98-39. The motion was carried. Permit 98-40: Century Park Row -North St. Paul Motion: Bob Johnson moved, seconded by Paul Ellefson, to approve Permit 98-40. The motion was carried. Permit 98-41: Oakdale Business Park -Oakdale Motion: Jack Frost moved, seconded by Roger Lake, to approve Permit 98-41. The motion was carried. 5. PUBLIC >FLEARING ON PROPOSED FY 1999 BUDGET AND CIB Roger Lake called the hearing to order at 8:01 p.m. Tracey Galowitz noted that the hearing was properly noticed in the legal newspapers for the District. Cliff Aichinger stated this preliminary certification process enables the counties to send out preliminary tax levy notices and schedule their "truth in taxation" hearings. The following written responses were received prior to the hearing, all positive in nature: • August 19 letter from Washington County Administrator James Schug relative to its review and comment by the Planning, Public Works, and Land Management Departments. • August 20 memo from Terry Noonan, Ramsey County Environmental Services, who reviewed the budget and addressed his remarks to Terry Schutten, Ramsey County Manager. • August 21 letter from Steve Kernik, City of Woodbury Environmental Planner. Roger Lake asked for any additional comments at this time. Cliff Aichinger mentioned that additional issues may be raised following Bill Bartodziej's presentation on the Habitat Management Program. Motion: Jack Frost moved, seconded by Bob Johnson, that the hearing be closed at 8:05 p.m. The motion was carried. y Page 2 September 2, 1998 RWMWD Minutes