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Air/Noise: Project construction will result in short term, temporary emissions from gas and diesel -powered construction equipment. Short term, temporary increases in airborne dust will also occur during project construction. Land/Shoreline Use: No change Conclusion: The project will not generate long-term environmental impacts. 5. Public Access Findings: The proposed improvements will be constructer' in public right-of-way or railroad right-of-way. Conclusion: There is ❑o opportunity to obtain public access since the applicant is merely using public and railroad right-of-way. RECOMMENDATION: That the Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the Shoreline Permit be approved to allow the U.S. Sprint Communications Company to place buried fiber optic cable in the City right-of-way from the east City limits along the Lowell River Road to Lenora Street, west on Lenora Street to Second Street, then north to a telecommunication facility located 60 feet south of Main Street on the east side of Second Street and in addition, in the Burlington Northern right-of-way from the point where the Burlington Northern railroad line crosses the east City limits, then northwesterly to Lenora Street, with the following conditions: 1. Maintain a minimum of two feet horizontally from edge of trench to edge of watermain on South Second Ave. 2. Work to be done per approved plans dated Feb. 24, 1988. (See Exhibit 5.) 3. Clean up area and restore vegetation in trenched areas to its natural state. 4. Construction or substantial progress toward construction of a project must be undertaken within 2 years after final approval of the permit, and completed within 5 years. If the project has not bee completed in this time span, the permit will be reviewed by t;,i Planning Department who will do one of the following: 5413F extend the permit for one year, or terminate the permit. Prepared by _ Reviewed by Za« :m• ' f -3-