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Mr. Michael Grochala June 3, 2025 Page 5 Land Use No critical facilities (i.e., facilities Portions of the proposed development Design of the site and necessary for public health and may experience flooding during extreme stormwater management safety, those storing hazardous rain events. facilities will be completed to materials, or those with housing reduce the risk of flooding in occupants who may be insufficiently the AUAR study area. mobile)are proposed. Buildings will be set at elevations to maintain clearance above flood elevations per Lino Lakes City code. • Infiltration areas may be used and would improve water quality and stormwater runoff in the project vicinity. Water Resources Current Minnesota climate trends Water resources in the general project Developer will consider using and anticipated climate change in area may become warmer, more native plants and perennials the general location of the project polluted, and change in volume due to for landscaping and may influence water resources. increased temperatures and runoff. stormwater features will There may be more evaporation and absorb water and reduce the water available when it rains leading to water demand for irrigation. an increase in the flood potential. It is The MPCA's Updated Plants projected that there will be more severe for Stormwater Design is a storm events with high, intense rain recommend resource for amounts which will require drainage native plant selection. systems to be adequately maintained to Stormwater BMPs will be accommodate for the increase in water designed to weather a 100- volume. year storm event in accordance with City/ Watershed requirements as the property is developed. • Developments occurring within special flood hazard areas will need to follow FEMA permitting requirements "M:\027919-000\Admin\Docs\Climate\MEMO Climate 2025-02-24.docx" Page 111 of 240