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1 I. I I I I I I I -- I I I I I I I. I I Roadways One public road, Femwood Avenue, currently bisects the campus (see Figure 3). Femwood Avenue serves the AUAR study area buildings as well as the businesses just north of the study area along Guidant Drive North. The other main roadway on the site is Guidant Drive North. Although this is a private roadway owned by Guidant, the roadway is also used by businesses to the north to gain access to and from Lexington Avenue. The concept plan for Phase I (see Table l) of the Master Plan proposes to convert Guidant Drive North to a public roadway and ultimately vacate Fernwood Avenue to provide safer movement of employees through the proposed campus. Although these roadway improvements are included in the Master Plan concept that is currently being developed for the site, the improvements have not been approved by the City. Refer to Items 21 and 25.C for more details. Sanitarv Sewer The study area is currently served by city sanitary sewer. Three lines serve the campus and are located in CR F, Hamline Avenue and in Fernwood Avenue. The City of Arden Hills has confirmed that the existing sanitary sewer main lines have adequate capacity to serve the proposed development. Lateral line extensions will be made, as needed, to the existing sanitary sewer main line in Fernwood Avenue to serve the new buildings. Refer to Item 18 for more details. Water Supply Existing water mains are located in CR F, Hamline Avenue and in Fernwood Avenue. The City of Arden Hills has confirmed that the existing water mains have adequate capacity to serve the proposed development. Connections from the existing water lines in Femwood A venue to the new buildings will be required and added as needed. Refer to Item 13 for more details. Storm Water Storm water runoff from the existing site condition discharges directly into the wetlands on and adjacent to the campus. The campus expansion will provide for treatment prior to storm water entering the wetlands by methods of infiltration, retention and NURP ponds in accordance with the City of Arden Hills and Rice Creek Watershed District requirements. The overall storm water runoff volumes will decrease from existing conditions as the proposed campus expansion will decrease the amount of impervious surface area. Refer to Item 17 for more details. 7. PROJECT MAGNITUDE DATA AUAR: The cumulative totals of the parameters called for should be given for each major development scenario, except that inFormation on "manufacturing," "other industrial, " "institutional," "agricultural," and "building heights" is optional. TOTAL PROJECT AREA (ACRES): 92.7 OR LENGTH (MILES) NA Guidant Campus Master Plan final AUAR and Mitigation Plan - 6- January 2003