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JCF BECK, I-AW OFF 2600 US Banccnp CeMei F, 13 L petei@Iapeterbe,,Maw cxxn 800 N(A)Oel NIVI A t t o 612 991 135C NIN 55402 vNvw p,%mb(�ckfa� ccm March 14. 20 14 Jarnes G. Robin Wayzata Law 6roup 1967 East Wayzata Boulevard, Suite 170 Wayzata, MN 55391 Re; Wapili Park Campground Interim Else Permit Request Dear Mr. Robin: By letter dated February 21, 2014, Elk River Planning Staff requested that Wapiti Park Campground subirrit additional inforrnation regarding waste water management for the store building. By letter dated February 26, 2014, you responded that the store building is served by a septic system consisting of two tanks and a drain field on the north side of the building, but that the applicant does not have records as to tire size of the systern, does not know when the system was built, does not have any plans or any copies of any peri-nits for the system and does not have copies of any inspection reports, Ibr the system. You also indicated that there are t-,vo additional septic systems on the campground property, but also provided no information as to the size., installation date, plans, permits or inspection records for these systerns. Wapiti Park Campground is located entirely within the City's Shoreland Managetrient Overlay Zoning District. Attached is that portion of the City's Shoreland District Zoning \4ap wvhicfi covers the Canipground property. As you can see, a portion of' the Campground falls within the shoreland area located within 1,000 feet of Orono [,,ake-I and the balance of the Campground property falls within [tic, shoreland area located within 300 feet of the: F.1k River. The 'City, is required, by Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 1031° and Minnesota Rules, Pails 6120.2500 to 6120.3900, to adopt shoreland zoning regulations that comply with the State statute and regulations. The (Ity has done so, in Section 30-1961, et seq.. of the City Code of Ordinances. These regulations govern all land uses located within shoreland areas,, including those located within 1.000 feet, of lake or within 300 Feet of a river. Minnesota RLdCS,, l-art 6120-3400. Subpart 3(13) requires that: All private seNvage treatnierit systerns must meet or exceed applicable rules of the Minnesota Departi-Ticrn of Health, the Minnesota Pollution (.'ontrot Apcy, C en specifically Chaptcr7080 for individual sewage treatment systems., and any applicable local government standards.