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MEMORANDUM
River TO: PLANNING COMMISSION MEMBERS
FROM: STEPHEN ROHLF, BUILDING AND
ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
DATE: SEPTEMBER 22, 1994 s
SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
REQUEST BY THE PLAISTED
COMPANIES/PUBLIC HEARING
CASE NO. CU94-32
ISSUE
The Plaisted Companies are requesting a Conditional Use Permit for mineral
excavation and processing on a 272 acre site. The property in question was
part of the Environmental Impact Statement on mineral excavation and was
• included in the Mineral Excavation Overlay zoning district.
LOCATION
Mr. Plaisted's approximately 272 acres, encompasses the majority of Section
15, Township 33, Range 26, that lye's east of Highway 169. His property is
bordered by 213th Avenue on the north, County Road 77 on the west, and
County Road 33 on the south. There is a map attached to this memo showing
the location of the affected property. A complete legal description is available
at City Hall.
ATTACHMENTS
1. A letter from Mr. Plaisted regarding his request, dated September 22,
1994.
2. Two maps prepared by City staff(maps A & B).
3. An interim reclamation plan prepared by the petitioner.
4. A final reclamation plan prepared by the petitioner.
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P.O. Box 490 • 13065 Orono Parkway • Elk River, MN 55330 • (612) 441-7420 • Fax: (612) 441-7425
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• ANALYSIS
1. General
According to the County biological survey map, Mr. Plaisted's property
contains no unique natural plant communities or rare species.
Further, no important farm lands have been identified by the SCS
office on this property. Lastly, no wetlands are apparently found on
this site, however, this will have to be field verified by City staff in the
wooded area adjacent to Highway 169.
2. Other State and Federal Permits Required
a. Water Appropriation Permit, by the DNR.
A Water Appropriation Permit has already been issued for this
operation.
b. Hazardous Waste Generators ID by MPCA
• Mr. Plaisted's operation includes a shop and the appropriate
Hazardous Waste Generators I.D. has been issued.
c. Air Emissions Permit by MPCA
Mr. Plaisted made an application to MPCA for an air emissions
permit, and apparently one is not required for this operation.
d. Storm Water Permit (NPDES) by MPCA
Mr. Plaisted has made the appropriate application.
e. Registration of Fuel Tanks with MPCA
Registration of Mr. Plaisted's fuel tanks is not required,
however, he has added secondary containment or diking around
all of his fuel tanks on site.
3. Surrounding Zoning
Map number 1, included with this memo, shows the zoning of the
III properties adjacent to Mr. Plaisted's site. Only two parcels that abut
Mr. Plaisted's property are not zoned Industrial and/or mineral
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• excavation overlay. Both of these parcels are zoned Al/Agricultural
and account for only a small portion of Mr. Plaisted's boundary.
4. Access
The final reclamation plan shows 3 proposed access points to the
property. The first access point is on the east side of the site onto
Highway 169, where there is a current access, and crossover between
the northbound and southbound lanes of the Highway. The second
access point is on the south side of the property onto County Road 33.
This access will be used during the mining operations for the truck
traffic to and from the pit. Staff is recommending that Mr. Plaisted's
haul route is County Road 33 from the location of this access, to and
from Highway 169, except for localized jobs. The last access point is on
the north side of the property onto 213th Avenue.
The County is exploring a possible east/west corridor that would run
through approximately the center of Mr. Plaisted's property. This
east/west corridor is identified on staffs attached map #2, by dashed
lines, and is labeled "Old 33". Mr. Plaisted's contours adjacent to
IllProctor Avenue would make this alignment difficult.
The numbers on map #2 represent the locations of houses in or
adjacent to Mr. Plaisted's site. House numbers 2 and 10 are owned by
Mr. Plaisted and are proposed to be eliminated (their locations can be
noted on the interim reclamation plan). If houses number 3 and 4 are
eliminated in the future, Proctor Street and 213th Avenue between
points A and B (shown on map 2) could be vacated by the County,
accommodating the elevations needed to accomplish the County's
proposed road corridor. If houses 3 and 4 remain where they are
located, Proctor Street could be eliminated between point A and house
3 and still accomplish this road corridor. Bottom line, Dave
Schwarting, County Engineer, indicated that Mr. Plaisted's proposal
will not eliminate this corridor.
5. Slopes
Mr. Plaisted is requesting 3:1 slopes on his reclamation plan versus
the City's normal 4:1, or shallower. His rationale is that 4:1 slopes
accommodate walk-out houses but do not readily accommodate the
construction of industrial buildings. Mr. Plaisted's property is zoned
II Industrial. Therefore, a 3:1 slope reduces the amount of property that
cannot be re-developed after mining.
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• Because these 3:1 slopes will abut County Road 77, staff has reviewed
this issue with the County Engineer. He indicated that stabilizing
these slopes is not impossible. The County Engineer is recommending
that the property underneath the 3:1 slopes in question, is mined no
steeper than a 1:1 and brought back to the 3:1 slope in the same
construction season as mined. The County Engineer also indicated
that because the 50 ft. setback adjacent to the County road will
remain at its current elevation, guardrails will not be needed.
6. Surrounding Elevations
Northern Con-Agg has a mine to the north of Mr. Plaisted's property.
The bottom of their pit is proposed at 950 feet above mean sea level.
The bottom of Mr. Plaisted's pit is proposed at 950 also. There will be
a ridge between these two pits if 213th Avenue is not lowered in the
future.
The Shiely Company owns the land to the west of Proctor Avenue.
Staff anticipates gravel deposits on that property being mined to
similar elevation as Mr. Plaisted's property. Unless Proctor Street is
lowered, there would be a ridge between these two parcels also.
• The 950 ft. contour proposed by Mr. Plaisted is approximately 30 feet
lower than shown in the Environmental Impact Statement. Staff does
not have a problem with this because houses 3 and 4 have requested,
and were granted, a re-zoning to mineral excavation overlay. If and
when the property they are situated on is excavated, Proctor Street
and 213th Avenue can be lowered to accommodate the 950 ft.
elevation.
7. Groundwater
The groundwater elevations under Mr. Plaisted's parcel are between
935 feet above mean sea level in the southeast corner, to 945 feet in
the northwest corner. These elevations can be noted on the interim
and final reclamation plans. Except for an existing sedimentation
pond, the proposed bottom of Mr. Plaisted's pit will be approximately
10 feet above ground water. Staff will be recommending appropriate
protection measures for ground water and the ability to monitor Mr.
Plaisted's well for water quantity and quality, if needed.
Mr. Plaisted has indicated that he is proposing a permanent water
. body in a location of the sedimentation pond, when he is finished
mining. Staff anticipates this requiring the existing sedimentation
pond shown at a 946 ft. elevation, being excavated below the ground
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• water level. Mr. Plaisted indicated that he would do this after the
mining activities and his reclamation has been completed.
8. Hours of Operation/Noise
Mr. Plaisted's main operation is excavation and washing of sand and
gravel. However, he does have a private contractor that comes in and
crushes gravel for approximately 10 to 15 days per year.
Mr. Plaisted has been mining in this area since 1961. He periodically
does certain aspects of his operation beyond the 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
hours that typically restrict this type of operation. Staff has never
received a complaint regarding noise associated with Mr. Plaisted's
operation and he has indicated that he has not received any
personally.
Mr. Plaisted is requesting extended hours of operation. Staff feels that
because of his history, it may be a legitimate request. However, if
extended hours are granted, Mr. Plaisted would have to respond to
legitimate complaints by the positioning of his crushing and washing
equipment and curtailing his operations to the normal hours, if
• necessary. State noise levels must be adhered to at all times during
this operation.
9. Trees
Mr. Plaisted's site is barren of woods with the exception of the very far
eastern side. As previously indicated, Mr. Plaisted's property is zoned
industrial. He would like to landscape, with trees, as his property is
redeveloped to an industrial use.
In order to screen his mining operation from Highway 169 as long as
possible, he is proposing the wooded area on the east side of his
property be the last phase. However, he is proposing to cut an
approximately 100 foot wide strip of these trees in order to
accommodate one, or possibly two, billboards.
10. Fencing
Mr. Plaisted is not proposing fencing around his property; but rather,
warning signs every 100 feet. His rationale is that residential uses
adjacent to him are limited with Shiely's mining to the west and
• Northern Con-Agg mining to the north.
Staff does not recommend fencing around the entire site because of our
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• recommendation to have 3:1 slopes accomplished by the end of each
construction season. However, the Planning Commission should
consider whether or not warning signs are adequate adjacent to the
active face of this operation or if fencing is needed.
RECOMMENDATION
As indicated, Mr. Plaisted started mining in this area in 1961. Staff is
appreciative of Mr. Plaisted's cooperation with the City through the
Environmental Impact Statement process and also updating his Conditional
Use Permit. We are recommending approval of Mr. Plaisted's Conditional
Use Permit, with the following findings and conditions:
Findings
1. That the conditions placed on the operation adequately protect
adjacent neighborhoods and the City form detrimental affects
from the operation due to excessive traffic, noise, smoke, fumes,
glare, odor, dust, or vibrations.
2. That the operation will not result in a loss of a natural, scenic,
• or historic features of major importance.
3. That the proposal is consistent with the City of Elk River's
Comprehensive Plan, Mineral Excavation Ordinance, Zoning
Ordinance, and Environmental Impact Statement on mineral
excavation.
4. That the conditions placed on the operation require it to comply
with all appropriate City, State, and Federal requirements.
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• Conditions
1. All mineral excavation and processing operations on the
property shall comply with the City's mineral excavation, zoning
and other applicable ordinances; with the terms of this
Conditional Use Permit agreement and the license agreement to
be executed by the City and operator; with the City of Elk
River's Environmental Impact Statement on mineral excavation;
and with the application materials and plans submitted by the
operator, which plans and materials are the basis for the City's
approval of the Conditional Use Permit.
2. The operator shall orally notify the City of any violations of this
permit within 24 hours and follow this with notification in
writing within 4 working days of the violation. The operator
shall notify the City annually in writing of the total area and
amount of material mined and projected estimates of area and
amount of material to be mined in the following year. This is to
be done at time of license renewal.
• 3. The license must be renewed annually and shall run from
January 1st through December 31st. The annual license fee is
that which is specified by City Code at time of renewal. This
license fee is not in lieu of gravel tax collected by the County and
a portion of which the City receives.
4. Violations of this Conditional Use Permit may result in
suspension or revocation.
5. The City Building and Zoning Administrator and/or his/her
agents shall be permitted to inspect the operation for compliance
with the conditions of this permit during normal hours of
operation.
6. The City's approval of this Conditional Use Permit is subject to
the approval of appropriate permits by other governmental
agencies.
7. No explosives shall be allowed for this operation.
8. Warning signs with notice of the inherent dangers of the
• operation shall be erected every 100 feet.
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• 9. That the wooded area noted as Phase IV is the last area mined
and that all vegetation in this phase remain in its natural state
(except for dead or diseased trees) until this phase is active, with
the exception of the eastern most 100 feet.
10. Reclamation
a. Reclamation shall be implemented on an annual basis
pursuant to the reclamation plans submitted by the
operator.
b. Each year a plan for that years reclamation shall be
approved by the Building and Zoning Administrator prior
to issuance of the annual Mineral Excavation License.
c. A $5,000 letter of credit, bond or other deposit approved
by staff shall be required prior to the issuance of the
annual license to cover the forth coming years
reclamation.
• d. Reclamation shall include topsoil from the site being
preserved and put back into place after mining.
e. The vegetation established for reclamation must be
maintained until it is self sufficient.
f. Contours, finished grades, details of erosion control
methods, and settling ponds, shall substantially comply
with the plans submitted and the City Ordinance at the
time of reclamation. Further revisions to these plans may
be approved by staff to accommodate lowering of County
Road 77 (Proctor Street and 213th Avenue) in the future.
g. That excavation steeper than a 1:1 slope adjacent to the
setbacks of the mining operation is prohibited. Further,
these areas must be brought back to a 3:1 slope and
stabilized by October 15th of the same year as they are
disturbed.
11. Ground water protection measures shall include:
• a. Extraction and crushing operations shall be maintained
at a minimum of 10 feet above the water table, excluding
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• the associated sedimentation pond. Approval to
excavate deeper shall require an amendment to this
permit.
b. The operator shall file with the City an emergency spill
response plan. The operator shall adhere to this plan in
the event there is a spill.
c. The operator shall provide the Fire Department with a
copy of their hazardous materials list.
d. Fuel tanks shall be above ground and properly diked.
e. All instances that have the potential to adversely affect
ground water, including, but not limited to spills, shall be
verbally reported to the City within 24 hours. This verbal
notification shall be followed up in writing within 4
working days.
f. Water usage by mining activities shall not adversely
affect adjacent wells. Mitigation measures may
• include, but are not limited to, curtailing of pumping
activities until water levels return.
g. If it is proven by the City or the DNR, that the mining
activities have had a negative affect on adjacent wells
that will require remedial actions, it is the responsibility
of the Plaisted Companies to take the remedial action
necessary to correct the situation within 30 days and pay
for both the remedial action and the City's cost for
investigation.
h. Routine vehicle maintenance shall be performed in a shop
or on a concrete slab. All waste fluids will be contained,
cleaned up, and recycled or disposed of according to
appropriate MPCA regulations. Leaks from emergency
repairs down in the field will be considered a spill.
i. The City shall have the right to conduct water quality and
water quantity testing from wells on the subject property.
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• 12. Wetlands
a. If wetlands are discovered on site, their elimination must
be reviewed under the criteria of the Wetland
Conservation Act, receive approvals from all appropriate
governmental agencies, and be mitigated prior to their
elimination. If all approvals needed to eliminate a
wetland cannot be obtained, the wetland must be avoided.
13. Oakwilt Control
a. No trees shall be cut from April 15th through July 15th.
b. All stumps must be removed prior to April 15th that are
within 100 feet of trees not cut.
c. Appropriate actions must be taken when cutting trees to
avoid mechanical damage to trees that are to remain.
• d. No roots from trees that are to remain shall be left
exposed.
e. Appropriate measures shall be taken to avoid bark beetles
from over wintering in wood from trees that are removed.
14. Dust Control
a. All equipment shall be located as to reduce dust to
adjacent residential properties.
b. Water, but no chemical agents shall be used to control
dust as necessary.
c. The City reserves the right to require additional
measures be taken if warranted by dust problems
including, but not limited to, reducing stock pile heights.
15. Traffic
• a. All traffic associated with the operation shall only use
County Road 33 back and forth to U.S. Highway 169.
Except for localized jobs, no traffic from this operation
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• shall use Proctor Avenue or County Road 33 to the west of
the site.
b. The operator shall reimburse Sherburne County for
abnormal wear ( damage caused by other than
traffic flow that the road was designed to handle) on
haul roads that is caused by the operation.
16. Noise
Noise levels from this operation shall adhere to State noise level
standards at all times. Necessary measures to comply with
these standards will be determined by staff.
17. Hours of Operation
All mineral excavation and processing activities shall normally
be conducted between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.,
Monday through Saturday. On occasion, increased hours
between 5:00 a.m. and 12:00 midnight will be allowed, however,
if these hours create problems for adjacent property owners,
• staff may require adjustments to the operation. If problems still
persist, review of this permit will be triggered back to the
Planning Commission and City Council.
18. Lighting
Lighting from the operation shall be directed away from public
right-of-way and nearby or adjacent residential property. Glare,
whether directed or reflected as different from general
illumination, shall not be visible from beyond the limits of the
immediate site. All sources of artificial lights shall be so fixed,
directed, designed, or sized, that the minimum subtotal of their
illumination shall not increase the level of the illumination on
any nearby residential property for more than .1 foot candles in
or within 25 feet of a dwelling or more than .5 foot candles on
any part of the property.
19. The piling, storing, or keeping of old machinery, junk, debris, or
abandoned motor vehicles, shall be prohibited on the site.
20. Mining activities shall not cause excessive vibration off-site.
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[,1 ) Plaisted P.O. Box 332
11555 205th Avenue N.W.
• �om antes Elk River, Minnesota 55330
(612) 441-1100
NCORPORATED Fax: (612) 441-7782
City of Elk River
Attention: Steve Rohlf
P. D. Box 490
13065 Orono Parkway
Elk River, NM 55330
Dear Mr. Rohlf,
We have been in the aggregate (gravel mining) business in
the same location since 1961. In all those years we have
never, to my knowledge, had a complaint from our neighbors
or anyone else for that matter. When we started, 205th
Avenue (county road 33) was gravel. As our truck traffic
increased it became time to pave county road 33. Because we
• needed a nine ton road and Barton Sand and ourselves were
the main users of the road, we furnished the class 5 road
base and Bartons furnished the asphalt.
When we applied for a permit to build the ready mix plant in
1979 there were alot of nay-sayers who thought it would be
an eye sore. We told them it would look good and we started
a new trend in that type of plant. We planted trees, paved
our road with concrete and put in an underground watering
system. I think it still looks good today.
In 1990 we built our present facility. Again, we wanted it
to look good, to maintain our image. We used decorative
block for the building, concrete pavers in the parking lot,
Keystone landscape blocks, professional landscapings, and
again, underground watering system in a large green area.
I am telling you this because we have been good neighbors
and will continue to be good neighbors, as our track record
shows.
�Sinc- ely,
.hn W. Plaisted
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