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LARKIN, HOFFMAN� DALY BG LINDGREN� LTD. Mr. Thomas Paschke February 7, 2000 Page 6 The current Cub proposal includes the following: . Stormwater drainage will be improved . The revised grading and stormwater management plan was approved by the Rice Creek Watershed District on January 26, 2000. . Shryer Avenue stormwater overflow into Har Mar's parking lot will be maintained. . A stormwater pond will be created in the southeast portion of the parking lot. The stormwater pond will not be visible from the residential area. . The-stormwater pond will increase the size of the southeast corner buffer area. . The stormwater pond will improve runoff water quality. . The stormwater pond will provide storage for the 100 year flood event which is more than 5 times the existing storage volume. The rate of runoff from this area will be about 20% less than e�sting conditions. This will reduce the potential for flooding to the north which was one of the neighbors' primary concerns. . Green areas on site will provide for stormwater infiltration back into the ground and will reduce runoff volume. . The pathway from Ryan Avenue into Har Mar will be moved further west and will not encroach on the east buffer. . New screen fences will be installed and additional landscaping will be planted . A 328 foot long screen fence varying in height from 10 to 13 feet will be provided along the east side of the property from a point about 28 feet south of Eldridge Avenue to a point about 56 feet north of Shryer. The screen fence vw:ll replace the existing chain link fence and will retain all the existing adjacent buffer area plantings. . A 220 foot long screen fence 8 feet in height will be built west of the proposed Cub Foods store. • A 6 foot high wood screen fence will be built to replace the e�sting chain link fence separating the two existing apartment buildings at the intersection of Pascal Street and Burke Avenue from the adjacent driveway. • The size of the buffer zones between Har Mar and surrounding streets will be preserved. . In addition, new trees, primarily evergreens, new shrubs and flowering plants will be planted in the three buffer zones surrounding the Cub store as follows: . 26 evergreen trees, 23 deciduous trees, 73 medium to large shrubs, and 34 daylilies in the east buffer zone. . 27 evergreen trees and 3 deciduous trees in the south buffer zone.