Environmental Response Action Process
As part of the overall stadium development, the University of Minnesota will likely need to clean up existing soil and groundwater contaminants. The University has initiated additional environmental investigation of the proposed site for the TCF Bank Stadium™. Based upon the findings of the investigation, the University will identify and analyze potential cleanup alternatives for contaminants found at the site and will recommend a cleanup approach to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA). The MPCA will serve as the lead regulatory agency for the environmental response at the site.
As part of the environmental response action process, the University has developed a Community Involvement Plan (CIP) and Fact Sheet to encourage public participation in the environmental cleanup process.
To view the documents:
Community Involvement Plan (CIP) (Download PDF 2.87 MB)
Fact Sheet (PDF 47 KB)
Information Repository
The University has also established a public Information Repository in the
Wilson Reserve/Periodicals Unit of Wilson Library, 65 Wilson Library (basement
level), 309 19th Av. S. The general public will have access to the documents
whenever the service desk is open. See library
hours.
The Information Repository is designed to provide a convenient and readily accessible location where residents can go to read and obtain copies of pertinent documents about the Site.The Repository presently contains copies of past environmental studies regarding the Site and adjacent properties, documents relating to the ongoing environmental review being conducted regarding the proposed stadium project, and other materials regarding the project.The Repository will be updated regularly to include additional information as it becomes available.
Copies of the documents are also placed in the Online
Information Repository. |
Download the Notice of Public Meeting and Thirty-Day
Comment Period on Feasibility Study and Proposed Response Action
Plan for TCF Bank Stadium (68 K PDF).
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