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Permit Application No. 88-103 July 15, 1988 <br />Owner: Washington Scientific Ind. <br />2605 W. Wayzata Blvd. <br />Long Lake, MN 55356 <br />Location: City of Orono, Sec. 33AD <br />Project: Stormwater management plan for a building addition to an existing <br />commercial site. <br />Applicable Rules: Rule B: Stormwater Management Plan for Individual Projects <br />Exhibits Reviewed: <br />1. Permit Application 88-103 received July 5, 1988. <br />2. Site survey prepared by Advance Surveying and Engineering Co. dated May <br />26, 1988. <br />3. Site plan prepared by Vogt Corporation dated May 19, 1988. <br />4. Minnehaha Creek Watershed District Permit File 87-153. <br />Staff Review Summarj: <br />The project involves an addition to an existing commercial building located in <br />Orono. The building addition will add approximately 33,000 square feet of <br />roof surface to the site which presently contains 6.5 acres of building and <br />bituminous parking area. The addition of the building will increase the <br />runoff rates by approximately four percent. The total site area is 25 acres. <br />The runoff generated from the roof of the building addition will be of <br />generally better water quality, therefore staff recommends that water gt!;lity <br />treatment not 5e required for this site. however, runoff rates for a 100-year <br />storm event will increase which does not meet District standards for rate <br />control. Runoff from this site enters subwatershed designated LLLC-14 in the <br />District's 509 plan. This is the same watershed which was reviewed <br />extensively by the Board and the City of Long Lake several years -go. <br />Recommendation: <br />Table pending receipt uf: <br />1. 1(ydrologic analysis for a 100-year .,corm event including pre- and post - <br />development. <br />2. Revised plan and calculations demonstrating conformance with District <br />standards for rate control. <br />Project Review Status by Other Governmental Units: <br />The City of Orono Planning Commission granted preliminary approval for <br />this project in June 1988. <br />