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REGULAR MEETING OF TIiE ORONO COUPICIL, FEBRUARY 23, 1978 Page 13 SUBDIVISION 3024 Casco Point Road (Continued) February 9 , 1978 � Tract T was originally assessed 1 residcntial (Continued) water ctit of $580. 00. A second unit would be due upon subdivision approval. A $225 sewer unit would be dtie with� any subsequent building perrnit. Should the Council wish to approve, the appZicant should supply complete drainage and erosion control information to the City engineer and th e City should acquire a drainage easement. The easement should be located on the plat draw zngs . A title opinion should be, provided to the City � Attoi-ney. A resolution should be prepared. Letter from Jim Olson, City Engineer, dated February 6, 1978 , states: Pursuant to your request, we have reviewed the proposed lot division of Mr. Joe Braun at 3024 Casco Point Road relative to storm water drainage. Surface drainage from the proposed lot division and from Casco Point Road does drain towards the 10 foot wide drainage easement as indicated on the survey for tract B (new lot) . However, during a field investigation of the site, we were unable to determine the exact location of the easterly lot line and therefore the relationship of the existing channel to the easterly lot line. A ten foot wide drainage easement is normally adequate for a channel similar to what is existing provided, of course, tt�at the channel is located within the described � easement. The area in and around the drainage easement is chocked with debris includi�g dead trees, branches and brush. It is anticipated that this debris will be re- moved during development of the new lot, if the subdivision is approved, and � that there will have to be at least a minimum of lot grading around the new struc- ture. We reco�nend that the following conditions be made a part of any approval of the proposed subdivision: 1. Al1 surface debris will be removed from the drainage channel. 2. No vegetation or grasses will be removed from the drainage charinel without the express written approval of the Engineer. 3. No filling or embanlanent be placed that will encroach into the ease- ment area or interfere with surface drainage. 4. The developer and/or builder submit for approval an erosion control plan to prevent sedimentation from entering the lake during construction. 5. In the event that the existing channel is not totally within the limits of the described drainage easement, the drainage channel will be re- located to within the easement area in such a manner as to not create any erosion problems or result in sedimentation of the lake. (Continued)