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. �. <br /> � <br /> MEMORANDUM r� <br /> Y � <br /> o � <br /> TO: Kirk Brooks � <br /> FROM: Jane Zimmerman 1 S I��G <br /> . lo � <br /> DATE. October 9, 1996 <br /> SUBJECT: Pre-Application Meeting, 5929 Evergreen Way <br /> My commenu on the subject project ar;,: <br /> On-site detenti�n of stormwater runoff is required per City standards. <br /> Treatment of stormwater runoff from paved areas must occur, per City standards,prior to <br /> discharge of the stormwater from the site or to a stream or wetland. Stormwater <br /> detention/retention, quality protection, and treatment requirements for this project shall <br /> be those requirements in effect at the time of application for Public Works permits. <br /> Stormwater treatment is currently required when 10,000 square feet of pavement is <br /> created by a project and three options for stormwater treatment aze presented in the <br /> current City standazds. The least preferred option is allowed only if the first two options <br /> are infeasible in the opinion of the Public Works DeparUnent. The options for <br /> stormwater treahnent aze, in order of preference: <br /> 1) an infiltration basin designed and constructed acwrding to City standards, if <br /> suitable soils exist on the site. <br /> 2) a wetpond designed and constructed to City standards. <br /> 3) a baffle-rype oil/water separator followed by a vegetated swale, both designed and <br /> constructed according to City standazds. <br /> � <br /> Due to the developed nature of this site, an infiltration basin will probably not be feasible <br /> due to past compaction of soils. Therefore, a wetpond designed and constructed in <br /> accordance with City standards will be required if the amount of new pavement is 10,000 <br /> square feet or more. <br /> g:ldau\janelword�pa5929ew <br />
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