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RCWD Permit Number 14-104 <br />The applicant must submit the appropriate surety amount of $27,400 ($4,500 for 8± acres of <br />disturbed area, and $22,900 for 45,840± ft3 of stormwater management features) along with an <br />executed escrow agreement acceptable to the District. If the applicant desires an original copy <br />for their records, then two original signed escrow agreements should be submitted. The applicant <br />must provide the first $5000 in the form of a check and has the option of providing the remainder <br />of the surety amount in the form of a check or a Performance Bond or Letter of Credit. <br />Stipulations: The permit will be issued with the following stipulations as conditions of the permit. By <br />accepting the permit, applicant agrees to these stipulations <br />1. An as -built survey of all stormwater BMPs (ponds, rain gardens, trenches, swales, etc.) is to be <br />submitted to the District for verification of compliance with the approved plans before return of the <br />surety. <br />Exhibits: <br />1. Plan Set (12 pages), dated 12-1-2014 and received 12-9-2014. <br />2. Permit Application, dated 12-9-2014 and received 12-9-2014. <br />3. Checklist of Permit Submittal Requirements, undated and received 12-9-2014. <br />4. Application Fee, dated 12-8-2014 and received 12-9-2014. <br />5. Stormwater Report, dated 12-1-2014 and received 12-9-2014. <br />Findings: <br />1. Description — The project involves the construction of two new buildings and an adjoining parking <br />lot and sidewalk on a previously undeveloped lot (0± acres of impervious surface). The project <br />will result in construction of 5.74± acres of new impervious surface, and the disturbance of 8.0± <br />acres. The site will drain to two stormwater ponds (one on the north edge of the property, one on <br />the west edge), and ultimately to Valentine Lake, which is the resource of concern. The applicant <br />has submitted an application fee of $5,250, which corresponds to the fee for >5 acres of new or <br />re -constructed impervious surface area, and 2.5 to 10 acres of disturbed area. <br />2. Stormwater — This project will result in a total of 5.74± acres of new impervious surface and 8.0± <br />acres of land disturbing activity. The Rule C.6(c)(2) Water Quality Treatment Volume (hereafter <br />Volume) requirement t is 1.1 -inches x 250,034 ft2 = 12 in/ft _ 0.5 TP Removal Factor totaling <br />45,840± ft3. The Volume requirement is proposed to be met through two stormwater ponds with <br />filtration benches, which are described in the table below. <br />Proposed P:C?escription Locatiort . <br />Required NURP: Piovided'Deaci <br />Dead Stofage" Storage <br />North Basin Northeast corner of <br />23,811± ft3 28 875+ ft3 <br />7,987 ft2 surface area) property. <br />South Basin Western corner of <br />27,420± ft3 37,336± ft39,855 ft2 surface area) property. <br />Total 51,231± ft3 66,211± ft3 <br />The applicant proposes to provide the required stormwater treatment for the project by using 2 <br />stormwater ponds with filtration shelves. Approximately 1.1% of the stormwater from the site's <br />proposed impervious surface will leave the site untreated. It is not feasible to route this <br />stormwater to one of the proposed BMPs and additional TSS removal is not practicable. <br />The filtration shelves will have a 4" perforated PVC drain -tile buried in approximately 20 inches of <br />engineered soil, will be lined with a layer of geotextile, and will filter approximately 22,769 ft3 of <br />Rice Creek Watershed District Page 2 of 3 1/12/2015