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� <br />• <br />Impervious Coverage Deviation Application <br />2060 Chatsworth Court <br />Roseville, MN <br />'I'he impervious coverage of the planned build of the above home is 2% over the accepted amount of <br />imperious coverage. The deviation amounts to 400 sq. ft. ln order to mitigate the deviation a rain garden <br />will be installed at the rear of the lot and will incorporate the existing storm drainage manhole. The <br />planned rain garden will be 11 ft by 11 ft. It will be 15 inches deep with 12 inches of coarse, sharp sand on <br />the bottom covered by 3 inches of rock. The rock will help to reduce debris that is carried by the rainwater <br />and might otherwise enter the Storm Drainage Manhole. As you can see from the Cenificate of Survey the <br />majority of the runoff from the lot is directed toward the back of the lot where the Storm Drainage Manhole <br />is located. <br />The soil at the site is a mixture of sand and clay with the site being located more that 30 feet away <br />from the downspouts. <br />The size of the rain garden was determined using the following calculations as suggested by the W isconsin <br />Department of Natural Resources DNR Publication PUB-WT-776 2003. <br />"Having estimated the drainagc area, soil type, and depth for your rain �ardc�i, use Tahle 1 or T��hlc <br />2 to determine the rain garden's surface area. <br />[Jse Table 1 if the rain garden is less than 30 feet from the do��� ns��o�it, <br />:t�i�l u�c Tatale 2 if it is i��oi•e than 30 fcet t�r��it� t�l�c do�sn�poi�t. <br />l�ablc I: 12ain gardcns less th�n 3U t'ect <br />from downspout. <br />3-5 in. deep 6-7 in. deep S in. dcen <br />Sandy soil 0.19 0.15 0.08 <br />Siltv soil 0.34 0.25 0.16 <br />Cla,yey soil 0.43 0.32 0.20 <br />Table 2: Rain gardens more than 30 feet <br />from downspout. <br />Size Factor, for atl dcpths <br />Sandy soil 0.03 <br />Silt,y soil 0.0(i <br />Clayey soil O.IU <br />l. Find the size factor for the soil t��pc and rain gardcn de��th. <br />2. Multiply the size factor by the drainage area. This number is the recommended rain <br />garden area. <br />3. If the recommended rain aarden area is much more than 300 square feet. divide it into <br />smaller rain gardens.°' <br />To mitigate 400 sq.ft-using clay as the soil type: 400 X.10 = 40 sq. ft. <br />We are pro�osing a 121 sq ft garden, which includes the 3 sq. ft storm drainage manhole. <br />
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