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e <br /> 'acceptable pretreatment syetems are either a wet vault or tank designed in accordance <br /> with City standards and conteining 30%of the 8-month, 24-hour atortn ea dead atorage, or a <br /> pretreatment system that has obtained a GULD for pretreatment from the Washingion Stale <br /> Department oF Ecology. <br /> 20. Stortn water detention is required when 5,000 square feet or more oi hydraulically- <br /> connected impervious area is created by 3 proJect. <br /> . If suKable soils exist on the efte, underground infiltration syetema (e.g., infiltration <br /> trenches) or auriace stortn water infiltration system (e.g., splash block, pervfous pavers, <br /> or surface ponding areas and/or swales) mey be used to avoid creating hydraulicelly- <br /> connected impervious area from a storm water detentfon standpoint. Section 3-2.2 of <br /> the City's Stormwaler Management Menual liats site and desipn criteria that must be <br /> met. <br /> . From a atorm water detention standpoint, tor an impervious area to be considered <br /> hydraulically-disconnected, stortn water runoii from lhe 200-year, 24-hour atorm must be <br /> fully retained and/or infillrated — without resulting In significant potential tor adverse <br /> eHects from the infiltrated water (such as slope saturetion or migration to crawlspacea <br /> and/or basements). However, if the on site eoila cannol suppoA full infiltretion of the <br /> 100•year, 24-hour storm, partial infil:retion may still be feasibie to meet a!lowable storm <br /> water release requirements. <br /> 21.All storm water (acilities shall be designod in accordance with applicable City standards <br /> and/or design policies. <br /> 22. Due to the proximity of ths sile to environmentally sensitive ereas, seasonel limitations may <br /> be placed on land alteration aclivities, which are defined in the City's Design and <br /> Constructfon Standards and Specifications as clearing, grubbing excavation, fllling, grading, <br /> and stockpiling. Determinalion oi lhe exact seasonal limitation period requirea site-specific <br /> informalion generelly not eveilable until the project deaipn atege. However, preliminary <br /> analysis using the infortnetion evailable at thie time indicatea lhat land alteraclon aclivitiea on <br /> the project site may be restrided to the period between April 1 and October 1. <br /> 1 23.All chemicala or products of a hazardous �r toxic nature that may be used or stored on the <br /> site must be stored under cover and isolated from the storm dreinage system. <br /> 24.Collected surface water from this property must be discharged lo the easterly wetland in a <br /> way that will not result in erosion or Oooding. <br /> 25.Table 1-5.7 of the City':;Stormwater Management Mar.�al contains an error in the 'n'values <br /> for sheet flow. The col��mn of values ahould read "" 011, 0.05, 0.25, 0.24 0.41, 0.23, 0.40, <br /> O80". <br /> 26. The water main must be looped around the building par C!�y Design Standards. A desiyn of <br /> the pubtic water main will be required prior to issuance ot pertnits. <br /> 27. An ADA accessible pedestnan conncection irom the straet to lhe building entrance must be <br /> provided, and included on plans submitted for construdion permits for approval. <br /> �' �/�y <br />
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