HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Resolution 1994-204CITY OF PLYMOUTH
RKSOLUTION % - 204
DBCLARING FIIdMG OF 'NO NEED' FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
STAT%dWT (int BASED UPON THE REVIEW OF THE ENVIRONMMNTAL
ASSESSUOINT (RAW) DATED FEBRUARY 7, 1994 FOR THE
PROJECT PROPOSED BY DAN®. DBVELOPM 3N T COMPANY FOR 'TRE
PONDS AT BASS CREEK" (93106)
Wi MREAS, the City Council bas reviewed an Environmental Assessment Worksheet
(BAW) for property known as *Tbe Ponds at Bass Credo` on April 4, 19%; and,
WHERBAS, pursuant to the Minnaeots Environmental Quality Board (BQB) Rub No.
4410.4300, the BnvironmaW t Review Process, the City of Plymouth, as the
Regwnsft Government Uni submitted an EnvironmenW Assessment Worksheet
(EAW) for the development to the BQB on Febnt 79 1994; and,
WHEREAS, the 30 -day review comment period expired on March 169 1994, and all
comments and recommendations received from reviewing agencies and other interested
parties have been considered; and,
WHEREAS, a Record of Decision las been prepared determining that the proposed
development does not present a potential for environmental impacts of such significance
that an Environmental Impact Statement would be required;
NOW, THEREFORE, EFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH, M MESOTA, that it should and hereby does make a
Negative Declaation on the Need for an Environmental Impact Statement (ESS) for the
proposed development (mown as 'The Ponds at Bass Creek' for Daniel Development
Company, subject to the following a,ndkioms:
1. The Developer shall convey drainage and ponding easements to the City that
will encumber all wetlands on the site.
2. The Developer shall mitigate the 1.0 -acre wetland leas by creating 2.0 -acres of
wetland oiraite and a4*wt to existing wetlands.
3. A minimum 10 -foot wide deed restriction to create a buffer of undisturbed
vegetation immediately adjacent to all wetlands shall be recorded to rest ict
private development next to the wetlands.
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4. A minimum 10 -foot buiLling setback from the butter mm shall be established
on all lob except Lon 3.6 and 7 of Block 2 and Lot 1 of Block 4. No setback
from buffer sones scall be required far deck.
S. The Developer shall install foga-foot high decorative 40 : V posts at 20 -Boot
intervalso delineating the wed d buftx boundary within each cot. InwWtion
of these posts shall be seared by a financial guarmee.
6. The Developer shall prWA& notificadon of wedand regulati m in purchase
agreements with homeowners and provide covenants as part of the homeowner's
association documents that detail wethnd and butter moos eeatrictioas. These
documents shall stipulate that the honssowner must maintain the bu ter zone in a
natural vegetative state and that mowing in the buffer shall be prohibited.
7. The Developer shall p7Ade educational umlerials to homeowners that will
address pollution reduction from fes, herbicides and peatticides.
8. The proposed development shall inrb& construction of on-site bases for dorm
water treatment that meet the National Urban Ruooff Program (NURP) caster
quality guidelines as well as the MPCA's Best M magement Pncdoes Manual
and Sbiogle Creek's water quality requirements.
9. The Developer shall dp an agreement with the City for flrture maintenance of
the norm water treatment ponds in acoordaom with standard City policy.
10. Strict adherence to the City's Brosioo Control Policies shall be met.
11. Runoff from front yards shall be directed to the street and heece to one of the
three treatment pond&.
12. The Developer shall convey 8.2 acres of nun wetland area to the City for park
purposes. The Developer may locate up to one acre of wetbW mitigation in the
part arae subject to City approval.
13. A nmmaisance low survey of historical, archaeological and cultural
resources shall be conducted and clearance from the State historic Preservation
Office obtained prW to the issuance of a grading pemit.
14. The City reserves the right to add additional criteria to the commercial area.
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Adopted by the City Council on April 4, 1994.