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To: Steve North, Acting City Manager <br />From: Steven D. Gatlin, Public Works Director <br />Re: Proposed lot split at oxford Street and C un /Road B <br />Date: January 19, 1989 <br />A number of question'a were raised at the January 91 1989, city <br />council meeting regarding the request <br />for <br />drainagedivision <br />problemslot <br />by <br />Scott Nelson. The three concerns were <br />associated with the development of the proposed new lot, future <br />development of the lots to the immediate 4,,st, and the proposed <br />reconstruction of Oxford Street. <br />The following is a brief summary of each issue <br />1. �ra;naae of nror—od new lot. <br />A map has been attached indicating the present topography of <br />the area indicating the natural flow of run-off from this <br />site. As can be seen by the drawing, flowing tural run-off is <br />to the east and northeast, ultiMately g <br />and 2166 Oxford and into a City of Roseville pond directly <br />east of those addresses. A storm sewer is currently inplace <br />on Oxford Street which drains the low point of the roadway. <br />At the low point, there is currently inplace w pair of catch <br />basins. 'These catch basins are located near the north lot <br />line of the proposed lot. These catch basins drain into a <br />15-inch diameter story sewer which flows northerly and then <br />easterly into the ponding area ea�tonorthea�tierlyhd+irect�.onon e <br />map. Currently, the lot drains iaimpY <br />as shown. This proposed division ;,;i11 not negatively . � t act <br />area drainage. The lot can be filled slightly to provide a <br />building pad. The drai..,jge would be directed to Oxford <br />Street where it could be accommodated in the inplace storm <br />sewer system. The Inspection Department will monitor any <br />�.t sure the natural storm <br />fill placed during construction to a., <br />water flow is maintained and drainage continues to be <br />directed to the: east to Oxford Street. <br />Drainage from the lots westerly of the proposed division <br />currently travels in a northerly direction to a low point <br />approximately 1-00 feet south of Sherren Street and 300 feet <br />west of oxford Street. This low point is landlocked and <br />