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Ms. Katie Larsen 06/03/2020 Page 3 1. Staff recommends revising sanitary sewer design so that there is at least 0.1' difference between inlet and outlet elevations at manholes. 2. Applicant shall identify areas where insulation between the storm sewer crossings and the sanitary sewer will be needed on the sanitary sewer profiles. 3. A Met Council SAC determination will be required for the proposed expansion. • Transportation and Paving Main Street (CSAH 14/ CR 8) is classified as an A Minor Arterial Collector and Victor Path is a shared local road and is partially located in Hugo and Lino Lakes. Per discussions between City Staff and the Barr Engineering design team, Laborers Training Center receives about one delivery truck each week and does not anticipate additional deliveries once the proposed building is constructed. They anticipate having up to 200 people taking classes each day, with the majority of classes being held in the evening. Attendance may increase at times but will likely not be more than 200 people at one time, excluding when special events are taking place. Laborers Training Center hosts three special events each year: one in the fall and two in late March. Nearly all traffic enters and leaves the site through the main entrance off of Main Street, not via the access road. The access road is proposed to be 22-ft wide from face -of -curb to face -of -curb and will match into the existing access road off of Victor Path, where the road width will narrow to avoid wetland impacts. In an email sent to City Staff, Dan L'Allier, Deputy Director of Public Safety — Fire, stated that the access road must be 22-ft wide near the building and must be able to support an aerial ladder truck of 85,000 lb. The access road will connect to the proposed parking area. The proposed parking area and the expansion of the existing parking lot areas create an additional 167 number of parking spaces. As proposed, there will be 330 parking spaces, 8 of which are handicap accessible. Comments 1. Staff recommends Anoka County review the changes in traffic and daily trips based on the proposed project. 2. Staff recommends that the design team coordinates with the City of Hugo regarding access to Victor Path. 3. Applicant shall verify that the access road design meets 10-ton design requirements in order to accommodate fire truck access. 4. Please update plans to show the proposed gravel area as being paved per 5/18/2020 email to city staff. • Wetlands and Mitigation Plan There are existing wetlands onsite. The existing wetlands are currently within Drainage & Utility easements. The City requires a 10-ft wide buffer from delineated wetland boundaries. Rice Creek Watershed District will review and may require that this area be in the Wetland Management Corridor (WMC). If that is the case, the City will evaluate if wider wetland buffers are needed. This may include a 25-ft wide buffer around non - incidental wetlands, with a 50-ft average width. Ponding areas may be included in the buffer. • Landscaping The Laborers Training Center plan shows restoring the disturbed area with seed and planting new trees along the parking lots and along the eastern property line. Comments: 1. Staff recommends that no trees are planted on top of storm sewer pipes or other utilities. 2. Applicant shall review if the tree on the east side of the north area parking lot expansion is blocking the proposed swale and curb cut. 3. Applicant to review the storm sewer and grading proposed along the east property line to see if the proposed improvements can be adjusted to preserve existing trees. 4. The City of Lino Lakes Environmental Coordinator is reviewing the landscaping. • Floodplain Laborers Training Center Engineering Review