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to storm water 2. 2 the occupies existing drop-off has been slightly redesigned to meet the City requirements for storm water management. This requirement involves the design of a plan that has no storm water draining off the Country Club property. Concrete curb and gutters, as well as catch basins in the parking lot are required to channel and manage storm water into either the current City system along Lake Street or a pond designed to handle year storm event (for increased impervious area only). Roof gutters at specific locations and a flat roof internal storm drain system direct roof drainage out into the grass areas of the golf course. 2.13 The City Engineering staff is reviewing the increase in impervious area and technique for storm water management. 2.14 The revised landscape plan includes two berms. The first berm is located adjacent to the travel lane going to the clubhouse. This berm is proposed at four (4) feet in height and will include a mixture of eight (8) to ten (10) foot tall spruce trees (height at planting), dogwood shrubs and perennial accents. Between the berm and the travel lane will be sugar maple or ash trees. 2.15 The second berm is located northeast of the patio area of the special functions room and adjacent a decorative wing wall. The wall acts as a screening device for sound and sight. The berm is four feet in height and contains a eight (8) to ten (10) foot tall spruce trees (height at planting), dogwoods and perennial accents. 16 The landscape plan also includes a sheared arborvitae hedge adjacent function room drop-off, to screen vehicle noise and vehicle lights. 2.17 The existing large spruce trees (indicated in the center of the proposed special function room) will be relocated to an area directly east and adjacent to Midland Hills Road. Additional spruce and deciduous trees will be installed approximately 30 feet from the eastern edge of the special function room. PF31 78 - ReA (031300) Page 3 of 10