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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCamp Joy_56000990283000_Memos,Correspondences, File Notes_Individual Permit: 2016-0716, Request for Comments - MPARS Page 1 of2 Minnesota DNR ■VTPARS Request for Comments Individual Permit: 2016- 0716 Status: Request For Comments Setup Instructions Overview Parties Attachments Manage Comments Permit Number: 2016-0716 Class: Type: Landowner: Camp Joy Project Name: Camp Joy Erosion Control Individual Permit Public Waters Work Region: Area: County: Lead Hydrologist: Julie Aadland Delegated Hydrologist: Samuel Martin Northwest Fergus Falls N Otter Tail Application Dates Received: Fee Received: RFC Sent: 04/09/2016 (17 days ago) 04/21/2016 04/25/2016 Permit Uses Riprap (Natural Rock) https://webappsll.dnr.state.mn.us/mpars/request_for_comment/reviewer_comments7revie... 4/26/2016 Individual Permit: 2016-0716, Request for Comments - MPARS Page 2 of 2 Project UTMX, UTMY I Resource Watershed ! Type Resource NameCountyPLS Otter T135N-R41W-S11 Meandered water body 284535, 5154948 Otter Tail River Lake Star Map (56038500)Tail '---- © 2016 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources • Equal Opportunity Employer • State of Minnesota • Disclaimers, Legal Notices and Policies • Email Us 17107 i' https;//webapps 11 .dnr.state.mn.us/mpars/request_for_comment/reviewer_comments?revie... 4/26/2016 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Division of Ecological & Water Resources MPARSMNDNR PERMITTING AND REPORTING SYSTEM www.mndnr.gov/mparsMNDNR PERMITTING AND REPORTING SYSTEMMNDNR REVISION 04132015 APR ID 5323 Reference Number: 2016-0716Public Waters Work Permit Application Date Submitted to DNR: April 9, 2016 at 2:24 PM Application Reference Name: Camp Joy Erosion Control DNR Region: Northwest Region 1 Address: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources 1509 1st Avenue N Fergus Falls, MN 56537 DNR Lead Hydrologist: Julie Aadland Area: Fergus Falls N Email: julie.aadland@state.mn.us Phone: (218) 739-7576 x243 Parties {individuals and Organizations associated with the permit application) Camp Joy - Landowner or Government Unit Address: 32521 380th St, Dent, MN 56528 Phone: 701-793-1024 Joshua eiler - Contact (representing Camp Joy) {submitted application) Address: 3090 manchester st, Bismarck, ND 58504 Phone: 701-793-1024 Email: joshua.eiler@mdu.com Proposed Activity Riprap (Natural Rock) Location and Water Resources (within so meters) Site Name: Riprap (Natural Rock) Site #1 (Riprap (Natural Rock)) Counties: Otter Tall Watersheds: Otter Tail River PLS: T135N-R41W-S11 Meandered water body, T135N-R41W-S11 SESE UTM: X:284535 Y:5154948 Water Resources: Lake: Star (56038500) - Public Waters Basin, Lake: Star (56038500), Wetlands: National Wetland Inventory (quantity = 3) Public Waters Basins A/ Public Waters Watercourses / \ ' Public Ditches I Altered Natural Watercourses Streams/Rivers National Wetlands Inventory PAGE1NOTICE: THIS IS NOT A PERMIT. All information provided on this application form is considered to be public information in accordance with the Minnesota Data Practices Act (Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 13). 1Project Overview 1 Please assign a reference/project name to this application. 2 What is the main type of work you are proposing to do? a Camp Joy Erosion Control Work in or near a lake, wetland, or river/stream (e.g., excavate, place fill, install a structure in a waterbody, modify a dam) 3 When is the anticipated start date for the project? 4 When is the expected completion date for the entire project? 5 Briefly describe the overall project purpose and need. 03/19/2016 09/05/2020 The beach front is eroding and endangering the building built along the shoreline. 6 Has any portion of the proposed work in wetlands or water areas already started? Yes 7 If yes, describe the work that has started. Include a description of structures completed; any dredged or fill material already discharged (including type of material and volume in cubic yards); acres or square feet filled (if a wetland or other water body); and whether the work was done under an existing permit (if so identify the permit number, if possible). 8 Is this a transportation project sponsored by a government unit? We have transported roughly 20,000 lbs./ 8 yrd''3 of stones ranging for 5 inches to 30 inches that we excavated from a farmers roughly 20 miles away. 90% of the rocks are sitting on the beach out of the water where 10% are in the water. No 9 Will the project require any dewatering (the deliberate removal of water through the use of a pump, ditch, etc. to lower water levels to allow work to be accomplished)? No 10 Has an Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) or Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) been completed for the project, or will it be required? No 11 Has the project gone through a Natural Heritage (endangered species) review? 12 Have you developed any mitigation plans for the portion(s) of the project that will impact public waters? No No 13 Describe TWO alternatives to the proposed project that were considered that would avoid or minimize impacts to public waters. One option may be "no build" or "do nothing". 14 Why did you choose to pursue the option proposed in this application over these alternatives? Doing nothing would be another option, as well as just putting rock on the beach with out building up the shore line to a 3 to 1 slope The option purposed follows the process that is demanded by the governing organizations that control shore management. f; 4Activity Detail Activity; Riprap (Natural Rock) How many different water sites will have this type of activity (i.e., the number of individual stream/river, ditch, lake, pond, pit, and/or wetland crossings or unique impact areas)? 1 Site Name: Riprap (Natural Rock) Site #1 i 1 Briefly describe the impact to the waterbodies at this particular site; 2 How many cubic yards of fill are proposed, if any? 3 If applicable, what is the size of the area to be filled? 4 Please choose units: Sand, rocks and geotextile fabric will be added to the beach front. 135 cubic yards 100 linear feet 5 What is the area of stream impact in square feet?1,050 square feet NOTICE: THIS IS NOT A PERMIT. All information provided on this application form is considered to be public information in accordance with the Minnesota Data Practices Act (Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 13), PAGE 2 Activity Detail {Continued) 6 Is the fill permanent or temporary? 7 How many cubic yards of material are proposed to be excavated, if any? 8 If applicable, what is the size of the area to be excavated? 9 Please choose units; S' Permanent 0 cubic yards 0 square feet Not applicable10 Is the excavation permanent or temporary? 11 Will you be removing any vegetation from an aquatic resource that is not already associated with excavation/filling? 12 Will work at this site result in the draining of any water resources? 13 Please upload construction plans showing existing and proposed conditions. 14 Please upload photofst of the project site. 15 Select the resource(s) below that describes the type of water bodies that could be impacted at this site. 16 Counties No No Camp_Joy_Rip_Rap_Project_2016_Construction_Plans.d OCX Camp_Joy_Map_2016-2018.docx wetland, lake Otter Tail 17 Watersheds Otter Tail River 18 PLS T135N-R41W-S11 Meandered water body, T135N-R41W-S11 SESE 19 UTMXY X:284535Y:5154948 20 Water resources Lake: Star (56038500) - Public Waters Basin, Lake: Star (56038500), Wetlands: National Wetland Inventory (quantity = 3) Attachment(s): Camp_Joy_Rip_Rap_Project_2016_Construction_Plans.docx Camp_Joy_Map_2016-2018.docxi AcknOWlGCiQITIGnt {By the party who submitted the permit appiication) I7f I attest that: ■I own or control (by lease, license, or other permission) the land that I propose to alter, AND ■There are no easements or other restrictions on the land that would prohibit the proposed activities from being authorized under a permit, AND ■I possess the authority to undertake the work described, or I am acting as a duly authorized agent, AND ■The information submitted and the statements made concerning this application are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. PRINTED: 04/09/2016 at 2:24 PM PAGESNOTICE: THIS IS NOT A PERMIT. All information provided on this application form is considered to be public information in accordance with the Minnesota Data Practices Act (Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 13). Mark Ronning - Camp Joy Page 1 From:"Rebecca Tonneson" <Rebecca.Tonneson@state.mn.us> <mronning@co.otter-tail.mn.us> 12/19/07 9:33AM Camp Joy To: Date: Subject: Hi Mark, I forgot about Camp Joy. They have a girls dorm, a boys dorm, 1 or 2 counselor cabins, a chapel, and another housing unit that I think is the operator’s. Becca Rebecca S. 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JU\ A. fI /t Date u jLjuj>-^.^:^]XS^ ' - ^-------- Action/Comments_ ■“ -- i^<i<3Li______________________ _,M.^ sf- ^r—...4^ K!^*“tU_iX!d*C^ --------- Date. <-w- 2Suk^Action/Comments_ f#40.^ 0 J c ■Date 4k Action/Comments___t 1 •■r r L&R OfficialDate. Action/Comments. Star Lake Bible Camp Association "Cainp Joy” Rev. P.C. Sorenson, Founder Dent, MN 56528 (218) 758-2924 Owned by Star Lake Bible Camp Assn.received JUN 1 1 2001Operated Under Auspices of American Missionary Fellowship Box 370 Villanova, PA 19085 LAND & RESOURCEJune 8, 2001 Land and Resource Management 121 Junius Suite 130 Fergus falls, MN 56537 To Whom it may concern: This letter is to let you know that we have plans to re-shingle a number of buildings on our property. As we remove the old shingles we may discover rotten roof boards. In that case we will need to replace existing boards but will not be changing the dimensions of the buildings. Sincerel Dale Heaton Director - camp Joy