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<br />03/02/00 14:31 FAX 6129331153 <br /> <br />RLK:-KlTUSISI:Q _, <br /> <br />~._.._. ....-...-. <br /> <br />the existing drainage swalc and convey the olTsitc drainage through Slormsewer pipe to <br />the existing retention pond located along the south property Ene. The existing dTainage <br />swale was consU1.\cted approximately 10 years ago in an area previously covered by an <br />impervious surface; therefore. this ditch is considered not to be a Wetland and will not <br />require regulatory review if altered. As part of the proposed development, infiltration <br />areas will be incorporated into the parking lot design to allow stonnwater infiJtration and <br />minimize sediments .iTom being discharged into the existing pond_ <br /> <br />The proposed project will involve the placement of fill in an excavated storm water <br />retention basin located. along the southern property line_ <br /> <br />Approximately I.52-acre feet of the existing retentio}') basin will be filled during site <br />grading activities. The volume of the retention basin filled will be excavated along the <br />northeast edge of the basin. Once site grading activities are complete, the basin volume <br />should be unchanged, but the basin edge will be reconfigured with a more naruralistic <br />edge. This will provide a more realistic wildlife habitat and an aesthetically pleasing <br />. pond. All stormwater will be controlled for construction sediments before being <br />discharged from the site. <br /> <br />The stonnwater retention basin is part of the regional stormwater system and not a <br />wetland protected under [he wetland conservation act. Modifications to the retention <br />basin will not cause water levels to change significantly and wiIJ not adversely aJter the <br />hydrology or pond. <br /> <br />Sanitary SewerlWater Demand <br />Sanitary sewer has been extended to the site from the existing sewer main located in <br />Centre Pointe Drive. <br /> <br />Sanitary sewer will be handled by the City ofRoseville system. It is estimated that the <br />proposed improvements wilJ contribute a peak flow of 44 gpm to the sanitary sewer <br />system. Existing 8 inch and 10 inch sanitary sewers exist in Centre Pointe Drive, Lydia <br />A venue and Cleveland A venue. These gravity lines flow to a lift station located about <br />600 feetnortb of Lydia Avenue on the west side of Cleveland Avenue. This lift station <br />was upgraded in 1987 to handle all flows from the Centre Pointe development. The <br />sewer lines are located such that they will handle most Or all of the site. An the sewers <br />ultimately reach me trunk sewer line in lona Lane then onto the Metro Treatment Plant ill <br />S1. PauL <br /> <br />The City of Roseville mWlicipal water supply will be used to provide domestic water <br />supply to the city. Roseville receives its water from the City of St. Paul. Assuming a <br />daily consumption rate of 800 - 1500 gallons per acre per day for commercial uses, total <br />consumption for the site would be 12,480-23,400 gallons per day for the IS.6-acre site. <br />According to the SL Paul Water Utility, the maximum capacity of their water supply <br />facility is 168 million gallons per day and their current average utilization rate is 52 <br /> <br />IaJ OOJ <br />