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2006 Redevelopment Projects: Each year the City reviews a redevelopment and development plans to ensure that they meet all of the policies outlined in the CSWMP. What follows are descriptions of the major redevelopment projects that were completed in 2006. . City project No: 06-08 Bonestroo Campus/ Fulham Pond Reconstruction As a part of the Bonestroo building expansion project, Fulham Pond was modified in order to allow the construction of an addition between the two existing Bonestroo buildings located on the west and east side ofFulham Pond. This project consisted of the conversion of Fulham Pond into a two cell system, connecting the two cells with 2-5x4 box culverts. In addition to the reconfiguration of the ponds, the pond was expanded to the North and west to ensure that the regional pond did not lose any volume. . City Project No: 06-09 Birch Park Redevelopment, 2061-2075 Chatsworth Court This is a 10 lot residential subdivision that is located off Parker Avenue between Lexington and Victoria Street. The development is located within the Capitol Region Watershed District, and was designed to meet their new volume standards. The developer installed underground infiltration! retention areas to meet the water quality requirements. Portions of the system will be public. . O'Reilly Auto Parts, 1887 Rice Street This new commercial property was constmcted on a vacant lot. The developer installed underground retention areas to meet the water quality requirements. . Condominiums, 191 N. McCarrons Blvd This is a 50 unit condominium project that is located next to the National Guard Armory. The development is located within the Capitol Region Watershed District, as such it was designed to meet their new volume standards. The developer installed infiltration! retention areas to meet the water quality requirements. Other Drainage Concerns . Rosewood Lane The residents at 2201 and 2211 N. Rosewood Lane have contacted the City concemed about the wetland that is located between 2235 and nil N. Rosewood Lane. This wetland curves around the back of these homes and is connected to the City's storm sewer system. After an extreme event the water levels in the wetland rise to an elevation that is close to the lowest ingress into these homes. Street flooding also has been observed along Midland Hills Road at S. Rosewood Lane. Over the years we have worked with the residents on different solutions to their concems. In 200 I, we installed a curb cut in the street to provide an emergency overflow for the wetland. This appeared to have resolved some of their concerns. City of Roseville 2006 Storm Water Annual Report Page 8 of 11