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Kellogg Ltr 10-9-01 - Site plan review/L.O.C schedula
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• <br /> 4. Utilities:The proposed sanitary sewer flows from the site are to be routed to the existing lift station near <br /> the southwest corner of the existing pond.There isn't enough capacity at this lift station to accommodate <br /> flows from the fully developed site. MnDOT's plans to upgrade T.H. 12 include downstream sanitary <br /> sewer improvements and elimination of this existing lift station.Capacity will no longer be an issue once <br /> the sanitary sewer improvements are completed downstream and the existing lift station is off line. <br /> Current MnDOT plans indicate sanitary sewer improvements will begin within the next year. Until the <br /> T.H. 12 sewer improvements are constructed,the number of sewer units allowed to discharge into the <br /> existing lift station should be monitored closely.The relocation of the existing sanitary sewer north and <br /> west of the pond should include removal of the existing pipe and structures.A sanitary manhole should <br /> be added where the service to the senior housing apartment connects to the relocated sanitary sewer.The <br /> grade of the sanitary service from the senior housing building stated on the plans does not agree with the <br /> inverts provided. It appears the 11+/- % grade shown on the plans should be revised. Sanitary <br /> connections to existing manholes shall be core drilled with a rubber boot installed.Gate valves should be <br /> added to the water main at both connect to existing water main locations, both water services to the <br /> buildings,on the 8-inch main east of the service to the office complex and at the stub west of the office. <br /> The stub west of the office should be extended another 100-feet to the north so it is outside of the paved <br /> parking area. A temporary hydrant should be installed at the end of this stub for flushing and water <br /> quality purposes.The proposed water main loop should be constructed as part of Phase Ito improve fire <br /> flows and water quality.The 6-inch sanitary sewer from Wayzata Boulevard should be constructed as part <br /> of Phase 1. <br /> 5. Easements: Utility easements will need to be provided for all water main, sanitary and storm sewer. <br /> Drainage easements should be provided across any existing or proposed drainage ways. A final plat <br /> should be submitted for review. <br /> 6. Financial Guarantee: We have estimated the total cost for Phase 1 site improvements to be$307,605. <br /> The amount of the financial guarantee provided to the City should be 150%of that amount or$461,408. <br /> The itemized cost estimate for Phase 1 improvements is attached.When Phase 2 plans are finalized we <br /> will prepare an estimated cost for site improvements to determine the financial guarantee for that work. <br /> Please contact me at(651) 604-4863 if you have any questions regarding this matter. <br /> Yours very truly, <br /> BONESTROO,ROSENE,ANDERLIK&ASSOCIATES,INC. <br /> Tom Kellogg <br /> cc: Greg Gappa, City of Orono <br />
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