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• • • AGENDA ITEM 6A STAFF ORIGINATOR: Marty Asleson DATE: April 27, 2005 TOPIC: Settings of Woods Edge BACKGROUND: The Settings of Woods Edge is part of the Village of Woods Edge property that was reviewed in 1999. At that time the Environmental Board reviewed an EAW for The legacy of Woods Edge Development. The Council approved the EAW with a no- significant impact vote. Subsequently, as part of the Village Development, Hartford Group Inc. is submitting a proposal to develop the town home area of the Village using Town and Country Homes as builders, and Landform for the Civil engineering and landscaping. The proposed plan calls for 157 condominium units on 11.09 acres. The site is proposing 61.6% impervious and 38.4 % pervious. This is a sewer /water project, i.e. no septic. Analysis: Surface Water Surface water for this site is designed into the Village overall design. There are 2 ponds designed for this part of the Village (Attachment 3). There is a 10 wetland buffer proposed. In addition to the 10 ft buffer there is a retaining wall that is proposed with another 10 to 45 feet separating the wetlands from the project. There is a pond access trail for pond 3. There is not a pond access shown for Pond 1. Pond access on Pond 1 should be shown. Erosion Control Under the Erosion Control Notes of Attachment 5, language should include that all NPDES requirements will be met. In relationship to this, a detailed Storm water Pollution Prevention Plan must be on site, as well as inspection reports for weekly, and post rainfall events. Location of this plan and the inspection reports must be indicated on the plan. There is no discussion of storm sewer protection in the plan. The developer must provide a detail on storm sewer inlet protection. Floc socks or other protection devices must be indicated and utilized. In addition, as part of the SWPPP, language