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M2-2789/02-2840 December 6,2002 Page 2 2.Th<fCity Engineer has just a few days ago received the drainage calculations, and he and Greg Gappa have done an extensive review of the stormwater management aspects of the proposed development, and have been reviewing this issue with Chris Cunnington, applicant’s engineer. An unresolved issue is that the City is asking for an overland outlet to accommodate back to back superstorm events, rather than relying on culverts which could be plugged and cause potential flooding of walkout levels in this development as well as affecting homes in Willow View, the Middle School, and City offices. An option currently under consideration is creation of an overflow outlet swale to the north between Willow View and the school property. 3.The most recently received Plan Sheets have not been completely reviewed by staff due to their submittal just a few days ago, and arc still potentially subject to revision. I would not at this point say that we have a “Final” final set of plans to adopt, although we may be very close, pending any changes that might be needed due to MCWD action. Fees Council reviewed the Developer’s fee proposals on December 5. Council should take final action on each of the fees as noted in the staff memo of December 4. Staff recommends: 1.No per-unit reduction of Park Fees, but allow crcdit/rcbatc for construction of the public trails along Willow Drive and Highway 12 (but not for sidewalks). 2. 3. 4. 5. No reduction nor calculation method revision for Sewer and Water connection charges. No change to method of SW&DT Fee calculation. Credit allowed for upsizing of water main. Credit allowed for the portion of storm sewer facilities constructed across Outlet D for the sole purpose of serving the properties to the west. ‘ *,4 6.Partial credit for regional pond based on the difference in capacity required for the development and capacity required for regional purposes.