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We will need to see more information regarding the design of the pond. We have concerns if the pond is designed to hold water for an extended period of tune, given the close proximity to houses (child safety). We are uncomfortable with the flared end section in Lot 9. If this inlet is necessary, perhaps it could be in the form of a catch basin with R4342 casting closer to or in the right -of -way. The grades in this area must he well thought out and detailed. For instance, the grades around the inlet must be gradual so as not to litnit the owner's use of his yard. Also, during heavier rainfalls, when the area around the inlet floods, the overflow onto the street must be such that the ponding Ievel remains significantly lower than the house elevation. MISCELLANEOUS Soil borings shall be submitted to the City for use in evaluating the proposed grading plan, pavement design, pipe bedding and the water table elevation. The plans show that in various areas, sanitary sewer, water main, storm sewer, ponding and trails are proposed to lie on or abut private property. Appropriately sized easements will be required. The owner of this development is reminded that their proposed grading and storm sewer plan should be submitted to the Ramsey- Washington Metro Watershed District for approval. In addition, Ramsey County may require some submittals and permits related to working within their righbof- -way, and drainage and traffic issues. 296:0N £0/£O: 14.I 6h :2L. 96/LL/50 Page 39 LL£L9£9Zi9 °. SIIVIDOSSV OO11163N09