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i <br />1�� <br />May 10, 2007 �� <br />Jay Johnson <br />Zawadski Homes <br />4614 Churchill Street <br />Shoreview, Minnesota 55126 <br />RE: Variance Rain Garden requirement <br />Dear Mr. ,Iotulson: <br />C� <br />We have had an opportunity to review the lot and proposed home at 397 S. O«�asso Blvd to detennine <br />the size for the rain garden required as a result of your impervious area variance. From the infornlation <br />you provided the additional hard surface is 682 square feet more than what is allowed by code. <br />I have enclosed a copy of "Rain Gardens: A how-to-manual for homeowners" this resource will help <br />you in the construction of your rain garden. It was originally written for Wisconsin, but the infornlation <br />applies in Minnesota. Here is some background for the design of your rain garden: <br />• Page 9, Table 1: we do not have soils information on your site, as a result I assumed that your soil <br />was clayey, so to determine the size of a 6 inch deep rain garden we multiplied 682 sf by 0.32 to get <br />218 sf. Your rain garden should be at least 218 sf in area. <br />• Page 9 also discusses a simple soils test. I recommend that you conduct this test to better assist with <br />sizing of this garden. Simply dig a hole and fill it with water, if the water disappears witl�in 24 <br />hours, the rain garden will be successful in your yard. ° <br />• If you have silty or sandy soils, the size of this garden can be reduced. Page 9 also has some <br />guidance on how to determine if the type of soil. A silty soil rain garden for your yard would need <br />to be 171 sf, a sandy soil one would need to be 102 sf. I have assumed clayey because I have no <br />other information. If you have soils information, please provide it to us with your building permit <br />to support the change in area for the rain garden. <br />• See page 11-15 for construction infonnation for the rain garden. Be very careful to not compact the <br />soils by driving heavy machinery on the bottom of the garden. <br />• We will require that the location of the proposed rain garden be shown on the lot ���hen you come in <br />for a building permit. <br />If you have an <br />i cerely, <br />� <br />a loo , P <br />ons, p�lease contact me. <br />City Engineer <br />Phone: 651-792-7042 <br />deb.blooin(a�ci.roseville.rnn.us <br />CC: Bryan Lloyd <br />�e311 F1riClell 2660 Civic Center Dri�=e ❖ Rose�ille, 1��linnesota 55113 <br />651-792-ROSE ❖ TDD 651-792-7399 •.� www.ci.roseville.mn.us <br />Rec��cled paper - 30°% post-consamer co�tent <br />
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