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C. Low -emitting materials <br />d. "Thermal comfort <br />6. Storm Water Management Requirements: <br />a. Site Eligibility: Sites with 1/4 acre or more of total land disturbance <br />b. Rate Control: 1.64 cubic feet per second (cfs) (acres disturbed <br />C. Fater Quality Management: For a 2 year, 24-hour rainfall event, provide treatment <br />systems designed to remove 80% of the average annual post development Total <br />Suspended Solids (TSS) and remove 60% of the average annual post development <br />Total Phosphorus (TP), by implementing Best Management Practices (BMPs) <br />outlined in "Urban Small Sites Best Management Practices" handbook <br />(Metropolitan Council), "Protecting Water Quality in Urban Areas" handbook <br />(Minnesota Pollution Control Agency), or the "Minnesota Storm Water Manual" <br />(Minnesota Pollution Control Agency). All BMP treatment systems for the subject <br />site shall include safety factors, maintenance, and a back-up plan in case of failure. <br />All manufactured devices require independent laboratory testing to confirm product <br />claims. <br />d. Volume Control/Infiltration: Maintain or increase infiltration rates from pre -project <br />site conditions. <br />e. Operation and Maintenance: All practices must have an Operation and Maintenance <br />plan. <br />7. Predicted greenhouse gas emissions must be reported to the Minnesota Sustainable Building <br />2030 database by the design team or building owner. <br />8. Annually, actual energy data for the project must be submitted to the X-linnesota Sustainable <br />Building 2030 database by the building owner or by the building's utility service provider(s) <br />with permission of the owner. <br />Each project's compliance with the sustainable building policy must be verified in accordance <br />with the verification method specified by the selected rating system. <br />The requirements of the policy may be waived, in whole or in part, by the HRA Board of <br />Commissioners and City Council after consideration of the advantages and disadvantages of a <br />waiver, and upon showing a compelling public purpose. <br />This policy applies to projects for which schematic design is initiated after July 1, 2010. <br />Page 2 of 2 Created on 11115(201011:04:00 AM <br />