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volumes and rates. The fVletropolitan Council's Urban Smalf Sites BMP Manual <br />contains detailed information on 40 best management practices that make <br />sense in small-site, cold-climate settings. <br />Response: Comment acknowledged. This guide has been and will be used to <br />design specific practices associated with each campus project. <br />VI. Ramsey County <br />A. Terry Noonan, Ramsey County Public Works - Stormwater Management Comments <br />1. Comment: There are no specifics given in the study rel`ated to proposed <br />activities and the applicability to future stormwater management activities is <br />unclear. � .., <br />Response: The Storm Water Management Plan included as ar% a,ftachment to <br />the EAW analyzes the impact of proposed development on runoff quantify and <br />quality. Storm water management practices for the proposed capita�� <br />improvements will be designed and constructed in a manner meeting federal, <br />state, and local permitting requiremenfs, for water quality and quantity control, at <br />the time the improvements are constructed in the next 12 to 20 years. The <br />proposed facilities will be required to meet Rice Creek Watershed permitting <br />requirements for runoff quality and quantity when they are construction. <br />Sformwater Best Management Practices included in the SWMP include wef <br />detention ponds,,;, pollution prevention such as material storage control, turf <br />managemen �park►ng lot cleaning; pervrous pavemenfs to reduce the amount of <br />runoff, �n�iration practices and filter devices which primarily trap solids that have <br />aollutan�ts attached�to�them. <br />2. Comment Specific informa�tion is not provided in the report to evaluate individual <br />BMPs �:x��� . `k� <br />Response: As tfie; proposed capital improvements are planned for the next 12 to <br />�};, , <br />20 years, no spec�fic, design has been comp/efed for storm water treatmenf <br />measures. The proposed facilities will be required to meet Rice Creek <br />Watershed permittrng'requirements for runoff quality and quantity when they are <br />construction. Stormwater Best Management Practices included in fhe SWMP <br />include wet detention ponds; pollution prevention such as material storage <br />control, turf management, parking lot cleaning; pervious pavements to reduce <br />the amount of runoff,� infilfrafion practices and filter devices which primarily trap <br />solids that have pollutants attached to them. <br />3. Comment: A stated goal of the report is to change (improve) the lake grades <br />related to water quality for Lake Johanna and Little Lake Johanna. The report <br />does not provide specific information needed to evaluate achieving this goal. <br />Response: Storm water freatmenf ineasures associated with the proposed <br />capital improvements will be designed and constructed in a manner fhat will not <br />decrease the runoff quality discharging from the College. The proposed facilities <br />will be required to meet Rice Creek Watershed permitting requirements for <br />runoff quality and quantrty when they are construction. Stormwater Best <br />TKDA Project No. 13529.002 Page 13 Draft Date: July 9, 2007 <br />
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