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site use changes. Flow from this pipe appears to be compromised from previous settlement of <br />landfill materials. Based on this the NWL/HWL of Rush Lake can be affected, and the pipe is <br />holding debris. The pipe is a 36” diameter storm sewer pipe that serves as the outlet of Rush <br />Lake that was installed in 1963. It runs from Rush Lake to the north through the Belair property to <br />the northerly City Limits, and it then changes direction to the west and outlets to Rice Creek. The <br />City has concerns about the placement of additional material over this pipeline causing the pipes <br />to collapse due to the increased loading. Belair has indicated a willingness to install a new outlet <br />pipe at a location that is not below the proposed piles. Plans for a new pipe must be shown (with <br />the preferred location being the SW corner of the site). Easements over City Storm Sewer need <br />to be shown. <br /> <br />9. Belair owns the RR property, but does not operate it. MN Commercial RR, the operator, needs to <br />provide comments or a letter of support indicating that the proposed changes do not affect their <br />ability to operate the RR under the Federal rules/guidelines. <br /> <br />10. The sound wall extension design must be approved by a structural engineer.