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Ms. Katie Larsen <br />09/03/2025 <br />Page 4 <br />is recommended to have an invert of 900 to ensure it remains submerged when the <br />pond is drawn down for irrigation. <br />7.The 10’ aquatic bench should continue around the entire pond. If that is not feasible, <br />the bench should at least be on the eastern side of the basin to provide a safety <br />bench for residents. <br />Landform Response (8/11/25) – Aquatic bench has been moved from western side to <br />eastern side of pond. <br />8.Provide calculations demonstrating spread at the catchbasin low points is 10’ or less <br />for the 3-year storm event. <br />Landform Response (8/11/25) – See storm Calcs. <br />9.Rational method pipe capacity calculations must be provided showing storm sewer is <br />sized to convey the 10-year storm event. The minimum pipe diameter is 15”. <br />Landform Response (8/11/25) – Updated. See storm calcs. <br />WSB Response (9/3/25) – Pipes from CB-202 to FES-200 must be upsized to the 15” <br />minimum. <br />10.The storm sewer draining to the pond must be raised to outlet at the pond NWL of <br />904. <br />Landform Response (8/11/25) – Updated. <br />11.The pipe between the catchbasins is 18” diameter, but the pipe to the pond is 15” <br />diameter. Resize one or the other to avoid flow constriction. <br />a.This pipe sizing also does not match the pipes modeled in HydroCAD. <br />Landform Response (8/11/25) – Updated. See storm calcs. <br />12.Confirm constructability of MH-119 as a 2x3 structure based on proposed pipe sizes <br />and alignments. <br />Landform Response (8/11/25) – Structure is now a 48" CBMH. <br />13.Mesic prairie seeding should continue down to the BMP NWL instead of southern <br />boulevard. <br />Landform Response (8/11/25) – The BWSR Mesic prairie seeding and the MN DOT <br />Southern Boulevard see hatches were flip flopped. See revised plans showing Mesic <br />prairie seeding down to the NWL. <br />14.WSB Response (9/3/25) – How will CBMH-201 and -202 be paved over with the <br />temporary cul de sac? How will road drainage be routed during those conditions? <br />•Water Supply <br />The proposed Erickson Property water system extension is consistent with the original <br />Watermark preliminary plat. This development will be served by 8- inch diameter ductile iron <br />th <br />pipe (DIP) water main which was stubbed with the Watermark 5 Addition and with 1-inch <br />Type K copper services being extended to each lot. A future 8” stub will be provided on the <br />th <br />north end to connect to the 8” water stub provided on Osakis Street with the Watermark 6 <br />Addition in the future. <br />Comments: <br />1.Provide utility profiles <br />Landform (8/11/2025) Updated - See plans <br />WSB (9/3/2025) Complete <br />2.Call out all utility crossings <br />a.Maintain minimum 18" separation <br />b.Insulate when separation between water (services/main) and storm sewer is <br />less than 36" <br />WSB (9/3/2025) Reference City watermain offset detail <br />Erickson Property Development - Engineering Review <br /> <br />