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. Mr. James E. Studenski Page 3 July 18, 2007 <br />Rice Creek Watershed District Rules <br />City of Lino Lakes, Minnesota <br />• <br />b) For linear projects creating less than one (1) acre, rural to urban section and <br />expansion/reconstruction, the proposed rules would drop the infiltration requirement to <br />runoff from 0.8 inch rainfall event. (Paragraph 3(b)(ii)(c)). <br />c) For existing impervious surface required to be treated during redevelopment pursuant to <br />Paragraph 2(e), which states that water quality requirements will apply to all impervious <br />surfaces if the site redevelopment would disturb 50% or more of the impervious surfaces, <br />the standard is the 0.8 -inch event. (Paragraph 3(b)(ii)0). <br />Peak Flow Management <br />Current: Stormwater runoff rates for the proposed project must not exceed "pre- project" runoff rates for the <br />critical 1 -year or 2 -year and 100 -year frequency events (Paragraph 3(b)). Pre - project runoff rates are <br />currently calculated using curve numbers that correspond to the land use of the site just prior to development <br />or redevelopment (existing conditions). <br />Proposed: Stormwater runoff rates for the proposed project must not exceed "pre- settlement" runoff rates <br />for the critical 2 -year and 100 -year frequency events for those site areas not covered by impervious surfaces <br />in the pre - existing condition. The revised rule would define the pre- settlement condition as a prairie <br />with the following curve numbers: 30 for Hydrologic Soil Group (HSG) A, 58 for HSG B, 71 for <br />•commuthty <br />HSG C, and 78 for HSG D soils (Paragraph 3(b)(iiz)). <br />• <br />Current: The current standards do not impose bounce or inundation period standards for wetlands except for <br />landlocked basins. <br />Proposed: RCWD is proposing storm bounce and inundation period restrictions for all wetlands within the <br />watershed district based on wetland susceptibility classes. Proposed bounce and inundation standards for the <br />RCWD wetland susceptibility classes are as follows (Paragraph 3(b)(iv)): <br />Highly <br />susceptible <br />wetland <br />Pre - development <br />Existing <br />Existing <br />Moderately <br />susceptible <br />Pre - development <br />+ 0.5 feet <br />Existing plus 1 <br />day <br />Existing plus 2 <br />days <br />Slightly <br />susceptible <br />wetland <br />Pre - development <br />+ 1.0 feet <br />Existing plus 2 <br />days <br />Existing plus 14 <br />days <br />Least - susceptible <br />wetland /Lake <br />No limit <br />Existing plus 7 <br />days <br />Existing plus 21 <br />days <br />