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n^r Hill Road A tuo cell ue. detention basLVwedard .s proposed lo be constrccted «thln a i:.08 acre easem.o. u r.--. Uiii Ro^,H The abovc basin v^iU have a surface area ot on private propenj- sooth ot Dee. HiU Road. ^ of 7,5, approxintately 6.1 acres. The project wiU impact a total ot 7.67 acres ' acres of PE.MBd (Type 2) and 0.15 acres of PUBF.S (Type 4). Every effort has een ma H allies on the site while still providing for the required water maximize the wetland function and values on the site wnue 5 f ^ u • . 1 mr. The basin system is a flow through system so there is nocualitv ireatmem wet basin volume. Th y • a t r Lonce in water levels In e.ther of the two ceUs. Tftc second ced wall recetve J “ “ havinv passed through the first ceU. In addinon, the exishng wetland has been arttfictafiy dnc and therefore the proposed project can be considered in part a restoration prc,^t. suitable for submergent and emergent vegemtion wiU total 4.11 acres (not mcludtng 1.54 ac«s o wooded wetland mitigation area). Much of the above area ,s thought to be ot higher v ue » existinv Tvpe 2 wetland and the proposed project has more wetland diversity that what currently exists °The MCWD has budgeted $75,000 for planting of wetland vegetation. In addition to the above fringe weUand, the project conmins 3.74 acres of deep water habitat (depths grea^^ 6.5 feet) The total wetland and deepwater area is 9.4 acres (1.73 acres larger than the wetland area). By considering the deepwater area from the second cell (3.43 t^ « ‘ as mitigation and applying 0.13 acres of the wooded wetland mitigation towards the Deer Hil Road wetland impacts, the M(TOT3 feels the project is self mitigating. Siiminary “ zr rjr provide water quality treatment for a majority of the drainage within the Uing Lalte Subwatershed. To feasibility treat regional drainage for this Subwatershed wetland impacts are unavoidable. .S:«l»3^3»^UY06l?5XT«rA£S-^f•