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• <br />• <br />ATTACHMENT 6 <br />MEMORANDUM <br />DATE: January 25, 2007 <br />TO: Jim Studenski <br />FROM: Marty Asleson <br />RE: Comforts of Home <br />SWPPP Review <br />The following comments should be addressed: <br />1. This SWPPP must have the responsible manager listed and a 24 hour phone <br />number that this person can be reached. <br />2. The SWPPP must address dewatering and ensure that no turbid dewatering <br />is done to receiving waters. <br />3. An alternative /temporary pond should be designated and located on the plan. <br />Dewatering using a temporary perforated outlet is acceptable. Final stabilization <br />note should indicate stabilization will be done with the City native seed mix. <br />Canada wild rye can be increased in the city mix to address any quick <br />stabilization concerns. <br />4. The site plan must show the location of the SWPPP's location on the <br />construction site, as well as weekly and post rainfall event inspection reports. An <br />onsite mail box is recommended for storing SWPPP information so that the <br />information is available to our storm water inspector. <br />5. All existing and new storm water catch basins must be protected with a city <br />approved device. Infrasafe, Wimco, or a city approved substitute is required. <br />Filter fabric will not be allowed. <br />6. The concrete washout area shown on the plan must be designed so that <br />water and material does not leave the wash -out area. If the washout area <br />becomes plugged because of concrete residue, than the washout area must be <br />cleaned out. The developer must indicate to the City how these materials will be <br />disposed (recycled) of. <br />7. The indicated rock entrance must be installed before grading occurs. A <br />stockpile of rock is recommended to be on site for top- dressing sediment filled <br />rock. Brock White -type "mud mats" may be a suitable substitute for the rock <br />entrance. <br />