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Raingardens <br />Raingardens proposed on the site should be designed with a low maintenance <br />(unless there is agreement with new homeowners to manage something <br />different) Maplewood -type of design. Design of these gardens should be <br />submitted to the city as well as a perpetual maintenance plan. All designed <br />ponds and infiltration features must have at least 3 -feet of sand separation <br />between the ordinary high ground water level and the bottom of the structures. <br />Community Drainfield <br />Since there is no sewer and water available to the site (and probably never will <br />be), Moon Marsh proposes the idea of a designed community drain field These <br />types of drain fields can be made to look very aesthetically pleasing and can be <br />designed to be very efficient waste water purifiers. Anoka County Environmental <br />would be concerned that nothing is allowed until they have reviewed and given a <br />favorable report on proposed community drain fields for this property. <br />Archaeological Report <br />An archaeological survey was done because of previous findings to the East of <br />the Wessel property. Nothing significant was found on the Wessel property. <br />Surface Water /Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan <br />It is recommended that a temporary sediment pond be constructed to capture <br />surface water runoff during construction. All proposed infiltration, wetland and <br />rain - garden soils must be protected during construction. Suggest construction of <br />new surface water features after major construction is complete. Features <br />should be constructed with low impact/compaction, track -types of equipment and <br />fenced off prior to construction. All soils determined to be more compact after <br />construction than prior to construction in drainage/ surface water infiltration or <br />management area will be loosed to pre- construction conditions. It is also <br />recommended that all new yard soils have top -soil incorporated into the subsoil <br />and tilled as deeply as possible. No soil may be imported or exported with out <br />City approval. <br />The following changes should be made to the submitted SWPPP: <br />• Under Erosion Control Prevention and Sediment Control Practices, # 1 <br />should say "All sediment control structures..." <br />• Additional language should be added to say " ditches and disturbed areas <br />must be covered within 24 hours." <br />• #6 should add..." and covered according to permit requirements." <br />• # 13 should add.. "and meeting all final stabilization requirements." <br />• <br />• <br />
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