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<br />I <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />--~<<; <br /> <br />-- <br /> <br />I W Ingerson <br /> <br />~ Court <br />Geometry <br />Discussion <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />The proposed improvements include the realignment and necking down of the entrance <br />to Ingerson Court from Ingerson Road as shown in the exhibits, This geometrical <br />modification will increase safety, reduce total pavcment area and provide a space for a <br />raingarden in the southwcst quandrant of the new intersection, The proposed change <br />was discussed with residents at a site visit on November 2, 2002 and was very well <br />received, <br /> <br />c. <br /> <br />Proposed Drainage/Water Quality Improvements <br /> <br />Drainage <br />Overview <br /> <br />II <br />I <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />Fernwood <br />Channel <br />System <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />f <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />A significant amount of discussion and feedback centered around the proposcd drainage <br />improvements and water quality improvcments to be included in the project. Generally <br />the rcsidents requested that the City minimize the amount of pipe to be installed in the <br />project and preferred smaller settling basins incorporated into channels as opposed to <br />ponds thus minimizing the impact to the existing open areas, The consideration of <br />raingardens to reduce runoff from streets was discussed at length, All of these requests <br />have been incorporated into the proposed improvements as outlined in this report, <br /> <br />The existing surface drainage patterns for the neighborhood are illustrated in exhibit 10, <br />The eastern half of the neighborhood drains overland and through stonn sewer to the <br />Fernwood Channel tributary to Lake Josephine, The western half of the neighborhood <br />drains to the wetland between Tiller Lane and Ingerson Road and the ditch system <br />adjacent to TH 51. The proposed drainage improvements will maintain existing <br />drainage patterns while incorporating low impact stilling basins and rain gardens to <br />improve water quality as described below: <br /> <br />Stonn sewer infrastructure for this drainage system will mimic the existing system with <br />catch basins in Carlton Drive, and Fernwood Street while adding catch basins at the low <br />end of the Ingerson Road hill to more effectively handle rainfall events, The proposed <br />street profile will introduce a new lowpoint on Ingerson Road just west of Ingerson <br />Court, This lowpoint will drain via a pipe under Ingerson Court through the Lake <br />association property to the proposed Fernwood Channel Basin, In order to reduce runoff <br />and promote infiltration, two rain gardens are proposed in this area on either side of <br />Ingerson Court infiltrating runoff from the south gutter of Ingerson Road, The Engineer <br />has reviewed the topography of these areas and discussed the options with the two <br />affected homeowners, Additional meetings with the homeowners will be necessary to <br />finalize the plans, Overflow from these two rain gardens will be clirected to the pipe <br />under Ingerson Court, The proposed storm sewer pipe will be designed as a french drain <br />through the Lake Association property collecting infiltrated water from a surface turf <br />swale above, <br /> <br />The proposed Fernwood Channel Basin improvements have been refined over several <br />public meetings and a field visit conducted November 2, 2002 with representatives from <br />the Lake Association and other neighbors, The proposed improvements include the <br />excavation of silt and earth in the northcrn portion of the Fernwood Channel to create a <br />permanent wet basin approximately 4 feet deep (maximum), Selective removal of trees <br />and brush will be required to construct the basin, There is a clump of significant trees in <br />9 <br />