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DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DMSION OF WATERS, P.O. BOX 370, ST. CLOUD, MN 56302FILENO.
PHONE NO. (612) 255-4278
April 15, 1992
Meyer-RoWin Inc.
Attn: Robert RoWin
1111 Hwy. 25 North
Buffalo, MN 55313
Dear Bob:
CITY OF ALBERTVILLE; PSYK'S ADDITIONS; WETLAND NO. 86-414W
Thank you for sending me the Preliminary Plat and plans for the Psyk's Fifth and Sixth Additions. As
[ had previously advised you, I recommend using elevation 952.0 feet as the OHW level for Public Water
Wetland No. 86-414w. According to the plans for the 5th and 6th Addition, all of the lots and streets
will be outside the bed of this wetland.
I note that the plans contain at least one storm sewer outfall to Wetland No. 86-414w. If any portion
of the outfall structure, or any excavation or filling related to the structure affects land below the OHW
level of the wetland, a permit will be required from the DNR. One of the conditions of such a permit
is that storage and filtration of runoff be addressed before the runoff reaches the Public Water Wetland.
1 have attached the applicable portion of the State Regulations on this subject.
I note that there are several areas that this development may affect that are probably covered by the
Wetland Conservation Act of 1991. To date, Wright County is not yet administering the program.
Therefore, absolutely no filling or drainage of any wetlands in Wright County can be legally done. The
City may also administer this program if it wishes. They should contact the Minnesota Board of Water
and Soil Resources at 612-297-1894 for further information on this subject.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any additional questions on this matter.
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Dale E. Homuth
Area Hydrologist /
cc: City of Albertville
Dave Hills, Regional Hydrologist
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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PUBLIC WATER RESOURCES 6115.0231
in flo<?d stage are reflected in the floodplain boundaries and flood protection
elevatIon adopted in the local floodplain management ordinance.
(b) Replacement of existing crossings. If the existing crossing
has a swellhead of one-half of one foot or less for the regional flood, the replace-
ment crossing shall comply with the provisions for new crossings in unit (a).
If the existing crossing has a swellhead of more than one-half of one foot for
the regional flood, stage increases up to the existing swellhead may be allowed
provided field investigation and other available data indicate that no significant
flood damage potential exists upstream from the crossing based on analysis of
data submitted by the applicant. The swellhead for the replacement crossing may
exceed the existing swellhead if it complies with the provisions for new crossings
found in unit (a).
(c) The decks and approaches to bridges or culverts on major
transportation routes and on roads that provide access to development at urban
densities shall be no lower than two feet below the flood protection elevation as
defined in part 6120.5700, subpart 5 unless it can be shown that alternative
routes or access can be provided during the regional flood.
(3) The structure shall provide for game fish movement, unless the
structure is intended to impede rough fish movement or the stream has negligible
fisheries value.
(4) The structure will not obstruct reasonable public navigation. For
bridges over protected watercourses, three feet above the calculated 50-year flood
stage will ordinarily satisfy navigational clearance requirements. For bridges over
protected waterbasins or wetlands, and all culverts, three feet of clearance above
the ordinary high water mark will ordinarily satisfy navigational requirements.
(5) Any project proposed near an existing or proposed segment of
the state trails system should be consistent therewith.
(6) Footbridges and walkways:
(a) Over watercourses. Must be designed to cause negligible
backwater effects during floods. Must be securely anchored or otherwise capable
of withstanding the dynamic forces of flowing water, ice, and debris. Approaches
must not be raised above the adjacent floodplain lands.
(b) New walkways across any portion of protected waters to
provide private access to an island will be prohibited. Permits for reconstruction
of existing walkways or for the construction of new walkways intended to provide
public access will be issued only if: the walkway provides the only existing access
to the island; there is existing development thereon; the design will provide for
any public navigational needs and is consistent with the natural surroundings.
B. The construction, reconstruction, or relocation of all water intake and
sewer outfall structures placed in protected waters shall be permitted provided
all of the following criteria are met:
(1) Adequate attention is given to methods of screening the struc-
ture from view as much as possible from the surface of the protected water
through the use of existing vegetation or new plantings.
(2) The project is not detrimental to public values including but not
limited to fish and wildlife habitat, navigation, water supply, water quality, or
storm water retention.
(3) No site conditions will require frequent future disruption of the
beds of protected waters.
(4) Adequate precautions must be planned during and after con-
struction to prevent silt, soil, and other suspended particles from being dis-
charged into protected waters.
(5) Adjacent to the intake structure, the banks and bed of the
protected water must be protected from erosion and scour by placement of
suitable riprap shore protection.
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DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF WATERS, P.O. BOX 370, ST. CLOUD, MN 56302FILENO.
PHONE NO. (612) 255-4278
March 31, 1992
Meyer-Rohlin Inc.
Attn: Robert Rohlin
1111 Hwy. 25 North
Buffalo, MN 55313
Dear Bob:
CITY OF ALBERTVILLE; WETLAND NO. 86-414W OHW DETERMINATION
As you requested, I have reviewed the concept plan of the Douglas Psyk property located in the SW
1/4 of Section 1, T120N-R24W; City of Albertville. On March 31, 1992 I inspected Wetland No. 86-
414W, which is located on the Psyk property.
Wetland No. 86-414w is classified as a "Public Water Wetland." Any alteration of the bed of this
wetland is regulated by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). You asked me to determine
the legal boundary of Wetland No. 86-414w. On the basis of my inspection and your concept plan, I
recommend that the Ordinary High Water (OHW) level of this wetland be considered to be
approximately elevation 952.0 feet. All land shown to be lower than 952.0 feet on the concept plan
should be considered part of the bed of Wetland No. 86-414w.
Unfortunately, this wetland was partly drained many years ago. The OHW evidence is difficult to
interpret due to this drainage. For example, I feel that the pre-drainage OHW level was around
elevation 956 feet. With its current outlet, this water level could not be reached. The water surface
level of the wetland is currently at elevation 950.5 feet. The control point of the basin is located at the
downstream end of the County Road #19 Culvert, at elevation 950.48 feet. The old ditch that connects
the main part of the wetland to the Co. Rd #19 culvert is choked with cattails. Based upon my
experience, I would expect the OHW level to be about 1.5 feet above the runout level.
Attached find a photocopy of a portion of the National Wetlands Inventory Map for this area. This
map correctly shows that much of the area near the wetland, above elevation 952 feet is still considered
wetland. Alteration of this portion of the wetland may be controlled by the 1991 Wetland Conservation
Act. Drainage, filling or burning of any wetland area is now prohibited, unless the affected wetland is
replaced. An information sheet on this program is attached.
I hope this answers the questions you had about this matter. If not, don't hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely;
D=e. f!~
Dale E. Homuth
Area Hydrologist ./
cc: City of Albertville V
Dave Hills, Regional Hydrologist
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