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City of Centerville Downtown Strom Water Reclamation � *0161a *$YATi fel 1 PRELIMINARY SURVEY Under previous authorizations, we have completed some preliminary topographic surveys. However, at the time, we were not certain of the final route of the pipe or placement of the pond. Therefore, we will need to supplement this information with additional topographic surveys of the ditch along the south side of LaMotte Park, Pond outlet, pump works site, forcemain route and ballfields. Page 2 6/9/10 Our work under this phase will include: Calling in a Gopher State One -Call Design Locate Ticket, Topographic Survey work, locating existing property corners and measurements of existing utility structures in the area. PERMITTING AND AGENCY COORDINATION Permits for this project will be required by: Rice Creek Watershed District (RCWD) — Much of the up -front work of this permit process has already been completed. From here on out, we will simply need to submit the formal application, provide our calculations, drawings, and other documents for their review. Subsequently, we will need to respond to their comments and resubmit, if necessary. The permitting process can involve a few iterations, but we have been proactive in involving the district early in the design of this project should reduce the time required to obtain a permit. Anoka County — We do not anticipate the need for a permit from the county since we now have a joint powers agreement governing the use of the pond. We will need to stay in communication with Anoka County Parks as we work through the design, especially as it relates to site selection for the pump works, trail modifications and other issues that will affect their park. St. Paul Regional Water Services — Our forcemain and perhaps some ditch /culvert work may be on land which is either owned by or has easement granted to the St. Paul Regional Water Services. Their staff will review our plans and construction in these areas will require a permit from the agency. We will work through the review process, addressing their comments and submitting revisions, as necessary. We will also complete the initial application for the construction permit. Final permit submittal, including any escrow /fee requirements will be made by the contractor. Minnesota Pollution Control Administration (MPCA) — A National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit for storm water discharge associated with general construction activity will be required. We will complete the initial application for the construction permit. Final permit submittal, including any escrow /fee requirements will be made by the contractor. Lino Lakes — The ditch feeding the pond runs along the border between the Anoka County regional park and a residential development which is part of the City of Lino Lakes. We do not anticipate the need for a permit, but will need to coordinate with Lino Lakes City Staff and their residents.