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Amended Aoplicable Code (Proposed): <br />City of Arden Hills Code of Ordinances — Section 1380 Attachment #2 Palette of Open <br />Space Types, Table "Typical Characteristics" <br />"g) Multi -use trail through neighborhoods: Paved trail with frequent gathering spaces and <br />regular landscaping. Standards - Min. Width 12 feet" <br />Multi -use trail along Spine Road (Rice Creek Boulevard): Paved trail with frequent gathering <br />spaces and regular landscaping. Standards - Min. Width 10 feet" <br />Practical Difficulty of meeting TRC (Current Applicable Code): <br />Rice Creek Watershed District Requirements: <br />The Rice Creek Watershed District Rules provide an exception which excludes stormwater <br />treatment volume requirements for any trails that are 10 ft or less that are also bordered by <br />down -gradient vegetation or vegetated filter strip of at least 5 ft (Rule CStormwater <br />Management, 12 Exceptions (b)). The Rice Creek Boulevard right-of-way contains adequate <br />space for a vegetated filter strip for the project to take advantage of this exception. <br />Construction of 12-foot trails would require the project to apply the regular treatment <br />standards as described Under Rule 6 of the Watershed District Rules for the entirety of the <br />12-feet of impervious surface created by the trail. The requirement stipulates 1.1-inches of <br />treatment volume over new impervious surfaces. This results in additional 1,100 cubic yards <br />of required stormwater treatment volume. <br />Cost Implications: <br />The construction of the additional trail width results in additional project construction costs <br />for the additional trail width and stormwater treatment volume. Sufficient space does exist <br />within the Natural Resources Corridor to provide the treatment volume; however, it does <br />reduce capacity for future developments within Rice Creek Commons. A summary of those <br />impacts is provided below: <br />Estimated Cost for Additional Trail Width: $500,000 <br />Estimated Cost forAdditional Stormwater Treatment: $125,000 <br />Additional Treatment Volume Required: 1,100 CV <br />Acreage needed forAdditional Treatment Volume: 0.40Acres <br />Design Standards/Justification for Proposed Code Amendment: <br />County Precedence: <br />Ramsey County has a general precedence that shared use paths and trails are built to a <br />standard width of 8ft when running adjacent to County roadways and 10ft where <br />disconnected from adjacent roadways. The adjacent 'Rice Creek North Regional Trail' is <br />constructed to a 10-foot width. <br />City Standards: <br />For trail located outside of Rice Creek Commons, the City of Arden Hills standards for multi- <br />use trails call for a minimum 8-foot width. The applicable language within the Arden Hills <br />Public Works Design Manual (Draft), Street Section, Item 19 states: <br />Kimley >>> Horn <br />
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