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Ms. Katie Larsen <br />06/03/2020 <br />Page 3 <br />Applicant to review the use of tip out curb along the edge of the proposed parking lot as <br />shown on sheets C1.20 to C1.22 in the final plat to make sure that drainage is properly <br />directed to storm sewer. <br />Applicant to review and clearly show the erosion control methods proposed to protect the 239 <br />and 241 Woodridge Lane properties near the pond outlet (Sheets C1.50 to C1.52). <br />Applicant shall review existing TOPO shots and update existing contours. Currently, the <br />existing contours show a 10-ft hill on the west side of the intersection of Gateway and the <br />private road. This hill does not exist. <br />• Stormwater Management <br />The Lyngblomsten development is 20.74 acres in size, with an existing impervious area of <br />approximately 2 acres. Majority of the site runoff is towards the west where there is an 24 inch <br />diameter pipe outlet and to the existing wetland on site. The proposed impervious area is <br />approximately 9.5 acres. There is a proposed pond located in the middle and east side of the site. The <br />City adopts Rice Creek Watershed District's (RCWD) rules for water quality and quantity requirements. <br />The applicant is proposing a stormwater reuse system that will be further reviewed with the final <br />design. <br />The current submittal now includes rate control via a combination of a dry pond (located in the <br />northwest) and a stormwater treatment pond. The submittal normal water level of the pond is 896, and <br />the 100 year elevation of the pond is at 900.5. <br />CAPROC from RCWD has been obtained. (AJA 2020-05.08) <br />It is not clear on the plans where the Porous Baffle Basin and Floating Head Skimmer <br />are proposed. The applicant shall submit additional information for review. <br />The plans have been modified to show the location of erosion control devices. See <br />sheets C1.50-CI .52. <br />These erosion control devices will be reviewed with the final design submittal. <br />Noted. (AJA 2020-05.08) <br />In the plan and modeling, the applicant shall update the NWL of the pond to be at, or <br />above, the elevation of 897.0. This is the conservative estimated seasonal ground water <br />elevation provided by Braun in the Geotechnical Report. <br />a. The applicant shall also verify all HWL and freeboard requirements are still met. <br />The normal water level lies been adjusted <br />The City is comfortable allowing the NWL of the pond to be constructed below the <br />ground water elevation if the pond is lined with a 1.0-foot clay liner. Please provide <br />an updated plan, HydroCAD model/discharge rate calculations, water quality <br />calculations, and irrigation calculations. <br />Stormwater report has been included in this submittal. (AJA 2020-05.08) <br />Ok. 2-ft clay section is shown in stormwater pond section detail on C2.11 <br />The City's standard outlet control structure shall be used without a Fluidic -AMP <br />Hydrobrake. The HydroCAD model shall reflect this. <br />The fluidic amp Hydrobrake has been included in the model to allow for Rice Creek <br />Watershed District's required 80% reduction inflow rate. If a standard orifice where to be <br />used, it would be small enough where we are concerned about clogging of the actual <br />orifice. The Hydrobrake provides a reduced flow yet allows for the passing of a larger <br />sphere. The model has not been updated. <br />The applicant has communicated to us that this outlet has been changed and modified <br />to be a v notch weir with a 10 inch orifice at outlet. <br />See included stormwater report for information on the proposed weir / orifice. (AJA <br />2020-05.08) <br />Lyngblomsten Preliminary Plat Engineering Review <br />