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Sent By: LOUCKS ASSOCIATES , INC. ; 612 424 5822; Oct-19-01 6:55AM; Page 3/6 <br /> D. Open Channel: The grassed channel and dry swale will double as the <br /> vegetated swale. A skimmer is already in-place in the MnDOT <br /> Pond. <br /> E. Housekeeping: All items listed on the BMP Checklist will be stored <br /> inside the Apartment complex and away from the outside elements, <br /> except for Phosphorous free fertilizers. A licensed landscape firm, <br /> hired by the apartment management, will handle those. The <br /> management apartment will monitor the collection of animal waste. <br /> P <br /> F. Planning: A majority of these have been taken into consideration <br /> during the planning phase. <br /> 1. Permeable spillover parking is not required. <br /> 2. There are no cul-de-sacs within the development. <br /> 3. This development is a high-density project, under the PUD. <br /> 4. The design of the parking and return road utilize as little hard <br /> surface as possible by: <br /> a. Providing underground parking as the primary parking <br /> facility and thereby reducing the hard surface area by <br /> approximately 14,500 s.f. <br /> b. Angling the one-way parking to allow the center isle to <br /> be less in width. <br /> c. Providing a one-way return road allows minimal width. <br /> 5. The city has requested an 8' bituminous path surrounded by <br /> green areas throughout the project. <br /> 6. The apartment have been brought closer to Hwy 12 as a request <br /> by the neighboring homeowners, however, as a secondary <br /> benefit, the drives in and out are now shorter. <br /> 7. The drives to the apartments and the office are tied and will be <br /> shared by both entities. <br /> 8. The original intent for this parcel was to provide a road within <br /> the existing north outlot designated for Right-of Way. This <br /> plan enables that to remain an existing "greenway". <br /> 9. The structure has been placed at the midpoint of the hill and the <br /> grade at the side of the building will reflect this. <br /> 10. The soils on-site are A-B soils. <br /> 11. The only compacted soils on-site will be those under the <br /> building and parking. <br /> 11 We have minimized clearing. <br /> 13. The apartment will be phase 1 and the office will be phase 2. <br /> 14. There will not be any roof storage. <br /> 15. There will not he any recycling of the storm water, unless it is <br /> done after the discharge from the MnDOT Pond. <br /> 2. MnDOT has designed the pond to incorporate the post-development <br /> conditions of the site and will be providing this data <br />
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