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Highland Meadows East 2nd Addition Page 2 January 31, 2004 City of Lino Lakes, Minnesota 5. Previous Engineering Reviews with the latest by Patrick M. Windier, P.E., on January 10, 2005. Engineering Review Comments: 1. Landscape Plan: There are two (2) proposed Pin Oak (PO) Trees located within the stormwater ponding area to the north of Unit/Lot 15 that need to be moved to outside the 904 contour. The 904 contour locates the high water design flood elevation for the 100 year storm event. 2. Miscellaneous Issue: It is recommended that the Developer's Agreement include language that defines the City's role in restoring or replacing the various items such as curb and gutter, pavement, turf establishment, tree and shrub replacement and/or sprinkler systems if utility infrastructure repair /maintenance is necessary in the future. Previous Engineering Review Comments: 3. Private Street: Reminder that the proposed private street width is 26 feet B -B, while City public requirement is 32 feet B -B (minimum). Also, the cul -de -sac is proposed at 90 feet B -B diameter, while the City requirement is 92 feet B -B (minimum). This private street does not meet public street City requirements. • 4. • Since the City will be requiring utility systems maintenance responsibilities, it is recommended that the City Engineer provide field observation and final acceptance of all utility systems that the City acquires as infrastructure. 5. Storm Sewer System Item: (FYI) Ess Bothers manufactures an equivalent R- 3250 -A catch basin with a reduced height (11" vs. 7 "). This will provide more adjustment factor for your proposed catch basin bury depth. 6. Testing: The City of Lino Lakes reserves the opportunity to increase (or decrease) compliance testing for materials and construction methods at its sole discretion. 7. Permits: Provide the City with preliminary and final approval documents from all permitting governmental agencies such as, but is not limited to, MPCA/MCES (sanitary), MDH (watermain Mn/DNR (dewatering), and other permits as are required. 8. Plans and Specifications for Construction must be approved by the City of Lino Lakes Engineer prior to construction commencement.