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• 2. Access locations to pond and infiltration areas must be shown on the map. 3. Pump stations should be designed with a spill- containment feature. 4. Combine sheets 8 and 9 of their submittal and rename the sheets Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan or SWPPP. Make changes to the SWPPP as per the attached memo to the City Engineer. 5. Provide a tree inventory of all significant trees on the site. Indicate if any of the trees can be saved or must be removed. If there are trees that can be saved, than provide a description of methods that will be used to save them. 6. On the Landscape Plan: • Sod areas must be indicated as irrigated. • Top soil must be indicated on the plan as tilled as deeply as possible into the sub - soils. • Storm ponds must be planted with the City Native Seed mix and modified with enhancement potted plants to achieve flowering forbs of one every 5 square feet. • A planting schedule should be submitted with native seed and plants included. • A contract with a City approved landscape company that is knowledgeable and experienced in native plant installation and maintenance should be submitted. The contract should cover installation and maintenance for at least the first 3 years. If a burn is possible at the end of three years this should be included in the contract. 7. All facility lighting should be planned at the minimum lumens and required design of the City code. All up- lighting must be kept to a minimum. 8. Holiday Stationstore should submit a remediation plan to the City should leakages be found to exist in fuel tank replacement areas. 9. Add buffering to attenuate light spill on adjacent property. Motion by Bor, second by Trailor to forward staff and Environmental Board recommendations on. All were in favor. Motion passed.