01-17-2001 Planning Packet - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

n Q L a i i I i i i L Policy 4 Require, ot the City’s disciefon. the constajctton ot mote man one pond even when a pond meets the phosphorus removal effidency criteria. In pnority subdistilcts. those wim high stormwater susceptibility waterbodies, addrtionol water quality treatment (2-3 cell) ponds will be required, il necessoiy to molntoin the integrity of the downstream priority waterbody. Policy 5 In addition to proper ponding, require new developments to provide mitigattve measures if the development results In on increose in phosphorus concentration of dov nstreom waterbodies having high stormwater susceptibility. GOAL - To monitor water quality and attempt to maintain the water quality of surface waters In the Oty. Policy 1 Cooperate wim other agencies for monitoring the long-term water quoiity trends on priortly waterbodies. Policy 2 Focus mGnagenr>ent activities and capital improvements based on a piiority-ran.<lng scheme. Policy 3 Establish the phosphorus kxxJing values and stormwater runoff coefficients for use in the PondNet model based on the best avoiloble Itterotue voiues ond/or from significant dota colected in the Twin Cities metropolitan area. GOAL • To equitably finance the construction and maintenance of the surface water management tystem. Policy 1 Require oil new developments to pay me prorated cost to dedicate land and construct o nutrient detention pond to treat the irrcreosed phosphorus runoff generoted by the subject development. Policy 2 m developing oreos, the cost of sweeping sediment from the streets shall be borne by the owners of the develoc>ment. The cost of instoliing and maintaining erosion control devices ond the removd OtyofOono Dr9tt Surface Management Ptan 2-3 Goats and Pobdes