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Attachment L To: David Swearington, Lucas Miller, and Jessica Jagoe From: Derrik Mills cc: Tina York Date: 1 /18/23 Re: 1 st Review comments summary for council presentation The following are general comment summaries from the set of plans submitted by Kimley Horn to the City for review as of 01/17/24. 1. Plans are incomplete. They are missing erosion protection and sediment control plans, demolition plans, all city details, either the existing or proposed plat for this project, and general notes. 2. Grading plans do not tie into the existing grades, and for some reason the site is shown to be 7' above the street flowline, which is very odd. Significant grading issues such as the driveway with 20% grade into the site, -13% cross slopes in several sidewalks on site, and grading towards the building instead of away the building. 3. There is currently no Rice Creek Watershed District Permit submittal that the city is aware of. 4. This project will also need to be submitted to the county due to their driveway location Lexington Ave and tie ins to county infrastructure. 5. Many ADA related comments. 6. Utility tie ins are loosely defined, but need much more information to be acceptable to the City. Current Tie ins are missing existing utility information 7. Many of the above changes, especially the grading will have significant impacts on the project. The next review is expected to have additional critical design(s) that will need to be reviewed by the City for approval.. County Critical Comments 1. Please ensure references to Lexington Avenue include the completed construction project from 2023. Based on the drawings, it appears they are going off of a recent aerial photo that shows improvements to the entrance approach. Just making sure design is going off the proper plans for Lexington. 2. Lexington shows as being newly placed concrete roadway in 2023. New driveway appears to have been placed with the road's construction. #1 - existing new driveway to be utilized for any new entrance improvements to the proposed development. #2 - Request no excavation cuts into the new concrete pavement be considered for the proposed new HDPE storm sewer line. Request developer submit a proposal to use directional drilling of solid wall HDPE, (SDR 26 or less preferably 17). Manhole to be