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• Environmental Board Recommendations January 31, 2007 • • The following Recommendations were made at the January 31, 2007 Environmental Board meeting concerning: Comforts of Home /CORE Development 1. Invasive species within the existing wetland should be eradicated as part of the site development and establish a healthy wetland for filtration and natural visual design. 2. The site should be modified to incorporate the required 10 foot buffer around the wetland and enhance greenway design. 3. A fueling site spill containment area should be designed into the plan. 4. Importing of soil shall be subject to review and approval of the City Engineer. 5. Pond designs should incorporate the use of for -bays for pretreatment and ease of maintenance. 6. Evaluate use of infiltration bmp's to treat parking lot runoff. 7. Provide adequate vehicle access to pond and infiltration areas. 8. A storm water maintenance agreement be executed between the City and Developer which includes a maintenance schedule for native planting and rain garden areas 9. The SWPPP be modified to incorporate the comments included in the SWPPP memo - attached. 10. A tree preservation plan shall be submitted. 11. A revised landscaping plan shall be submitted in conformance with City requirements including screening plan for the west side of the property, rain garden planting schedules and irrigation. 12. The area of parking lot islands should be increased or combined to improve planting conditions. 13. The City Native Seed mix shall be used in all surface water management and buffer areas that are not formally planted 14. Roadway areas should be kept to a minimum. Motion to forward recommendations with attached SWPPP changes by Bor, second by Brouillet to approve, all were in favor. Holiday Stationstore 1. Recommend engineering look at an alternative to the pipe conveying storm water to the south of the proposed infiltration area. Alternatives desired from adding to a more comprehensive treatment train would include grassy swale, built with a system of check dams, and planted with deep rooting low- profile native plants.