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Storm Water Management <br /> PROPOSED STORMWATER MANAGEMENT <br /> The redevelopment area has been evaluated based on our current understanding of the Rice Creek <br /> Watershed District (RCWD) Rules. This understanding is based upon the written versions of the current and <br /> proposed rules as well as our meetings and other correspondence with watershed staff. <br /> In order to meet the requirements of the watershed, we have employed t e of a variety of Best <br /> Management Practices (BMP's). This combination of BMPs offers the ion to stormwater <br /> treatment. The BMPs include traditional NURP style ponds, rain ga s, pe avements and <br /> irrigation. <br /> The most significarrt of these BMPs is the irrigation strat The ide is that by storing w er and <br /> releasing it via an irrigation system, we satisfy the ne ation r'rements. Altho e <br /> watershed rules do not specifically address the use of this str ee nfident that ey will approve <br /> of such a system based on our meetings with their staff and adm tor, The most expensive part of that <br /> system will be the pumps, controls and irriga ' ing. We have s a range of costs in our estimate, ' <br /> indicating that the cost will vary greatly depen the system i d and how it is designed. I <br /> We believe, from our initial calculations that the S en mmunity Center pond could be , <br /> used, without major modifi ' the purpose rage. Ob sly, this would require some type of I <br /> agreement between the ' and t rch. If the c annot reac an agreement with the church, an <br /> altemative would be uct a p `in Laurie Lam P rk. This pond would be fairly deep and its <br /> additional cost is shown on st e as an addit al alternative. <br /> � <br /> Previous e� � ithou `' rigation sys em were much higher due to the need for large <br /> amoun pervious pave eet t °_ D' filtration requirements. j <br /> �, <br /> City of Centerville Project No: 616-07-1610 <br /> Downtown Redevelopment � �n�r� Page ] 0 <br />
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