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Table 2 - Summary of Rulemakin'~ Study Phase II; June 2005 Site Name Stormwater Estimated Stormwater Stormwater Increased Percent of Total Practices Total Practice (s) Practice (s) Cost of Development fit within Development Cost from Cost from Stormwater Cost for existing, Cost City City BMP's to Stormwater City Approved Approved meet CRWD BMP's to meet approved Plan Plan AND Criteria CRWD Criteria site plan? CRWD Plan! CVS Yes $4,000,000 $73,215 $100,459 $27,245 0.68 % Pharmacy The Metro Yes $15,500,000 $75,977 . $96,584 $20,607 0.13% The Yes $22,000,000 $99,232 $139,372 $40,140 0.18 % Heritage 1 - Average Cost based on tbree consultants data On July 12,2005, the District, in conjunction with RWMWD held a joint meeting with their member Cities to solicit input on the draft technical standards for Rules. As the result of previous collaboration, the District and RWMWD had the same standards for all criteria except wetland management. The CR WD criterion for wetlands is more restrictive than the R WMWD because the CR WD only has 1.4% of its wetlands remaining. The R WMWD has over 8% of its land area as wetlands. Based on comments received at that meeting and additional rule development efforts, the District completed the drafting of the proposed Rule during August and September 2005. On October 5, 2005, the District adopted the SONAR and authorized the distribution of the draft Rules to interested stakeholders for review and comment. (See Appendix K) The District will accept comments for a 45-day period ending on November 25,2005, and will hold a public hearing on November 16,2005. During the 45-day review period, the District will hold a meeting with its member Cities to review the draft Rules. CRWD - Statement of Need and Reasonableness (SONAR) for Watershed District Rules October 5, 2005 Page 4 of 5 "Our mission is to protect, manage, and improve the water resources afthe Capitol Region Watershed District."