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Signage <br /> Anew two sided monument sign approximately 6 feet in height and io feet in length is planned atthe site's new service <br /> entrance on County Road B. The monument sign will be similar in scale to the existing entrance signs on the Woodridge <br /> Campus. One additional building sign is proposed to be located on the south facade of the ramp, facing County Road <br /> B. The ramp mounted sign is proposed to be similar to the existing building sign that is currently mounted above the <br /> employee entrance. The ramp sign is proposed to be approximately 3' high and iz' wide. Directional, parking, safety <br /> and traffic Signage will be provided as necessary throughout the site. Existing Signage photos are provided on pages <br /> i3 & i4. <br /> Landscaping <br /> The landscape design wil! incorporate environmentally responsive site design strategies by selecting climatically and <br /> regionally appropriate plants that minimize maintenance, reduce pest management and irrigation requirements, and <br /> enhance regional identity. <br /> The south and western edges of the site will be landscaped with trees and ground coverthat extend the existing natural <br /> woods concept onto the site. The south portion of the site is intended to be a prairie grass environmentwith conifer and <br /> deciduous trees along the south property line to provide year round screening of the site from the adjacent residential <br /> properties to the south. Per the current zoning ordinance, 3o caliper inches of tree planting will be provided for each <br /> acre of disturbed land. <br /> Stormwater Management <br /> The total government unit For Stormwater is the Ramsey Washington Metro Watershed District (RWMWD). The RWMWD <br /> requires that the site provide water quality, runoff rate control and best management practices for sediment and erosion <br /> control. The City of Little Canada shares these same standards. <br /> The existing building and surface parking lots drain through a storm sewer system to the utilized wetland. In zoo9 an <br /> infiltration basin was constructed to the west of the utilized wetland. The existing site has i.9 acres of impervious area <br /> within the limits of construction of the proposed project. <br /> The removal of the existing surface lot and construction of the parking ramp will disturb approximately z.8 acres, and <br /> will increase the total amount of impervious area on the site. All disturbed impervious area will need to be captured for <br /> water quality and rate control. The site improvements will result in z.z acres of total disturbed impervious area. The <br /> <br /> ~ increase in impervious area will be managed by an expansion to the infiltration basin thatwas recently constructed. All <br /> new site drainage will be directed into routed to the expanded infiltration basin to provide the required waterquality and <br /> also store runoff for rate control. The proposed Stormwater management system will reduce the peak rate and volume <br /> for the z, io, and ioo~year storm events from the existing conditions. <br /> PUO Amendment Application For 5[ Jude Medical Woodridge Campus Parking Expansion 8 <br /> <br />