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CYAN <br />buildings and tied into the city main near the two sanitary sewer connections stated above as <br />well as connecting to the 77th Street water main. Refer to utility plans. <br />Building down spouts and the majority of the parking lot storm water runoff is being planned to <br />convey through a system of new storm sewer on site and connect to a new runoff and <br />treatment pond located on the east side of the site. Storm water runoff calculations are <br />included in Exhibit F of this narrative for verification purposes. <br />Planned earthwork will involve the excavation, filling, export and import of soil materials. On <br />site balance, without import and export of materials cannot be achieved due to the extent of <br />organic soil material on the site. <br />APPLICANT is intending to use BMP's (Best Management Practices) for storm water runoff that <br />meet City and watershed district objectives. APPLICANT has incorporated depressed islands <br />and areas to improve infiltration properties. Along the backs of curb and gutter section, where <br />appropriate, infiltration trenches are planned to reduce storm water runoff. A bio -swale along <br />the south side of 77th Street and north of SuperTarget will also be constructed. In addition, <br />bio- retention basins in the northeastern and southeastern comers of the site aid to increase <br />over all infiltration objectives. <br />APPLICANT had a number of soil borings on the site. Refer to Exhibit H Soil Borings for <br />additional information concerning site soil conditions. <br />The APPLICANT also requests preliminary Development Plan review and approval of a Planned <br />Development Overlay District. <br />PARSONS <br />TRANSPORTATION GROUP <br />Barton- Aachman • Da Lauw, Lather, • Steinman <br />Town Center Narrative <br />Page -6- <br />04/ 09/01 <br />
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