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In additicn, the restrictor stand�ipe shuuld be extended G <br />�� inches above the overflow elevation and capped. The cap <br />should be provided with a one inch vent hole. <br />VeQetated awalea: <br />Spot elevations in the bottom of the swale sliould be given <br />�- at the head of the swale, at the swale outlet, and at <br />approximately 50 foot intervals along the length of the <br />swale. <br />✓ <br />The swale construction notes and swale plantinq/seedinq <br />requirements must be shown on both the landscaping plan and <br />the storm drainage plan. The landsc�pe plan must be <br />submitted with the next set of plans. <br />The seed application rate and the number of wetland plants <br />for the emerqent swale should be indicated on the seed mix <br />and wetland plant lists, as shown on sheet G/10.�and fl�t �3Ml��rn�h p� s <br />��.^ ��• There is some concern that the swale and even the outlet of \ <br />��� the oil/water separator may be below the high water level in � <br />the creek at the swale discharge location. This situation, <br />if it exists, would adversely affect the function of both � <br />the swale and the oil/water separator. Th�high_water <br />ela�taLion_in_ the._creek_must be determined and_the_ <br />�r�- � informati,on, including method of cletermination, presented_in. <br />� � ��n the drainage calculations. <br />'�� ��'� The outlet of the swale, in the wetland buffer area, should <br />��� ( <br />( 1�`v� be graded to provide a wide discharge area to the creek, <br />� <br />,�� ✓ with side slopes no greater. tLan 3:1. The swale Gide slopes <br />`� appear to exceed 3:1 as the s�dale nears the wetland buffer <br />area. <br />,�L' <br />, <br />i ��� <br />' 4;. <br />� <br />i �'' <br />- �,� <br />� ��. <br />r f <br />8utface Pond Fencin�C Reauirements_: <br />Unless the applicant submits information showing that the <br />pond tneets one of the conditions presented below, the pond <br />must be fenced. The location of ttie fencinq and also the <br />location of the gates necessary to access the pond for <br />maintenance must be shown on the storm drainage plans. <br />All ponds with a maximum depth qreater than three feet are <br />required to be fenced with a six foot hiqh per.imeter fence <br />unless one of the following conditions is met: <br />1) a 10 foot wide safety bench for every three feet of <br />design water depth and the side slopes of the pond are no <br />greater th�n 3:1 (H:V); or <br />�. <br />
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