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result in much more than the required volume in the <br />wetvault. As long as the minimum required volume is <br />provided in the treatment cell (62o cubic feet), the <br />increased volume provided in the wetvault does not violate <br />City standards. <br />PLAN REVIEW COMMENTB <br />� �etoonds <br />A planting schedule for the treatment area of the wetpond fa <br />�r�i�f ��L� required for appruval by the City. The plans should call <br />1�i5 � out the type of veqetation to be planted, the density of the <br />'1 �� plantings, and the total number of plants needed. Plants <br />���u �'vIU suited to the depth of water in the treatment area should be <br />`�S ��� used. Hardstem bulrush, yellow iris, and/or cattails are <br />��/,1- ,�G appropriate in areas of the pond with 1-2 feet of water, <br />�i• with small fruited bulrush, spikc� rush and/or soft rush <br />� ���, planted around the wetland treatment cell perimeter. <br />ry �K�� n�'Required density of plantings is a minimum of one per 2.25 <br />�}�v ' 41� square feet. <br />i ��n� � Q <br />G�'�� �,��� �/�The pond detail needs to clearly show the area of the pond <br />�(�i 5�� k� to be planted and a note should reference the plantinq <br />��� schedule. The note should also indicate planting o: the <br />�l�`�����`�QI� randomepatternation in qroups, rather than in a completely <br />P��'``'` � The actual contours for the pond and how they relate to the <br />surrounding topography shouid be shown. <br />✓ Rip-rap 12" deep and 2� wide should be placed from the inlet <br />co the pond to the bottom of the pond. <br />City standards require the followinq note regarding pond <br />V berm materials to be included on the plans: <br />NOTE: Berm soils shall consist of material conforming <br />to the following gradation: <br />Sieve Size � Passing <br />3 �� 100 <br />�q 65-90 <br />#200 12-20 <br />The City inspectors request that the wetpond construction <br />notes, from section 4-10.3(2) of the City's standards, be <br />V" provided in a conspicuous place on both the storm drainage <br />plans and the landscape plans. <br />