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TABLE C2. SPECIFIC CONDITIONS THAT MAY RESTRICT INFILTRATION. Type Specific Project Site Conditions Required Submittals Potential Stormwater Hotspots (PSH) PSH Locations and Flow Paths Potential Documentation Contamination Contaminated Soils of Contamination Soil Borings Low Permeability Soils (HSG C & D) Soil Borings Bedrock within three vertical feet Soil Borings Physical of bottom of infiltration area Seasonal High Water Table within three Soil Borings Limitations vertical feet of bottom of infiltration area High Water Table Karst Areas Soil Borings Utility Locations Site Map Land Use Nearby Wells (Private and/or Municipal) * Well Locations Limitations * Refer to Minnesota Stormwater Manual or the Minnesota Department of Health for setback requirements. (e) Stormwater runoff from all new and reconstructed impervious surface must be treated for total phosphorus if feasible. Notwithstanding, runoff from undisturbed site impervious surface may be treated in lieu of treating new or reconstructed impervious surface, provided the runoff from that surface drains to the same Resource of Concern as the new/reconstructed surface not being treated. Except for Public Linear projects, the area not treated for phosphorus may not exceed 15 percent of all the new or reconstructed impervious surface. For all untreated surface, TSS must be removed to the maximum extent practicable.. Total water quality treatment volume for the project must be provided in aggregate pursuant to subsections 6(c) and 6(d). (f) For single-family residential development, the runoff from impervious surface other than parking or driving surface that, in the District's judgment, cannot reasonably be routed to a stormwater BMP is considered effectively treated for water quality if: (1) The length of the flow path across the impervious surface is less than the length of the flow path across the pervious surface to which it discharges; and (2) The pervious surface is vegetated and has an average slope of five percent or less. (g) Banked "volume control" credits and debits established by public entities for Public Linear Projects with the RCWD prior to the effective date of this rule will continue to be recognized and enforced until all credits are used or all debits are fulfilled. Existing credits and debits may be used and fulfilled, respectively, anywhere within the applicant's jurisdiction. :V