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IFIenginee <br /> Figure 2.2 from the Everett SWMM <br /> Start Here <br /> Does Me site have 35%or No No actuator <br /> more of existing impennOeS requirements <br /> coverage' redevelopment--.rc, <br /> Yes <br /> No Is the total of the new plus replaced <br /> Impervious surfaces 5,000 square feet or <br /> Cf ect^ more.AND does the value of the proposed <br /> Improvements-mctuding interior <br /> improvements-exceed 50%of the assessed <br /> valve of the existing site improvements? <br /> Yes <br /> Does the protect wilt <br /> 5.000 sq ft or more of <br /> new impervious No No Yes <br /> surtsces^ <br /> Yes <br /> Do new mperco s <br /> surfaces add 50%of more No No additional <br /> to the existing ImpeNlouS r requirement, <br /> surfaces untnm the ptotecl redevelpprnert <br /> !outs' <br /> Yes <br /> See Minimum Require nems <br /> #7 through#9 <br /> Figure f..E Flow Chart for Determining Additional Requirements for Rederelopmrnt <br /> Per conversation with the City of Everett,and based upon previous field projects within the City of <br /> Everett,the underdrained sports field will be considered as a hard(impervious)surface for <br /> determining minimum requirements.The project will have more than 5,000 of new impervious <br /> surface and therefore minimum requirements#1 through#9(MR1-MR9)will apply to new and <br /> replaced hard surfaces and the land disturbed for the project area. <br /> In addition,per Figure 2.2,the total new and replaced hard surface is greater than 5,000 square feet <br /> AND the proposed valuation of the project improvements are anticipated to exceed 50%of the <br /> access value of the existing natural grass field. Based upon discussions with the City of Everett, <br /> for only this type of sports field project,the"existing site improvements"used for the valuation are <br /> limited only within the limits of the project area,and do not include the entire property <br /> improvements. Therefore,all minimum requirements apply to the new and replaced hard surfaces <br /> and the converted vegetation areas. <br /> LPD Engineering, PLLC Page 3 Everett Memorial Stadium Baseball Field Replacement <br /> Storm Drainage Report, September 15, 2017 <br />