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9.B.3. PRSR 07 14 2004
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Ms. Michele McPherson <br />June 17, 2004 <br />Page Two_ <br />• Becker Trail is shown ending in a cul-de-sac approximately 850 feet west of <br />Trott Brook. The FEMA floodway for the portion of Trott Brook adjacent to <br />Outlot G is relatively narrow in this area (approximately 100 feet). This appears <br />to be a good location for a road crossing, based on the narrow floodway and <br />relatively high ground approaching this point from the west. This could provide a <br />potential connection between the Becker property and the Miske and Riverside <br />Development property lying to the west. This location is approximately halfway <br />between CSAH 13 and CSAH 12. A connection in this location would make <br />maintenance activities and emergency vehicle access much better. <br />Consideration should be given to providing road access in Trout Brook Estates <br />further to the west and to require the developers to pay their fair share of the <br />Trott Brook crossing at a future date. <br />• The grading plan shows aten-foot bituminous trail from the south end of Becker <br />Trail to Outlot G, extending southerly into Trott Brook Farms, then westerly to <br />the cul-de-sac of Street E. There are two locations where retaining walls are <br />shown adjacent to the trail. It appears the height of the retaining walls will be <br />approximately two to four feet. This raises various questions. Who will own and <br />maintain these retaining walls? What kind of protection will be placed on the <br />edge of the trail to preclude people from leaving the trail and falling off the <br />retaining wall? The type of protection utilized should not reduce the usable <br />width of the trail. If necessary, the trail should be widened slightly in these <br />locations. <br />• The grading plan should identify the top of berm elevations for the proposed <br />ponds. This elevation must be a minimum of one foot above the one hundred <br />year HWL for the pond. <br />• The grading plan should show the FEMA flood elevation along the eastern edge <br />of the proposed development. <br />• The grading plan should show the drainage easements for the proposed ponds <br />and wetlands. <br />C. Street and Utility Plans <br />• The following lots appear to be too low for the proposed sanitary sewer <br />elevations: Lots 10 and 11, Block 19; Lots 1, 2, and 3, Black 20. <br />• The development includes the construction of a lift station near Lot 1, Block 4; <br />no details other than the general depth have been provided at this time. As this <br />project proceeds to final plans and specifications, this lift station must be built in <br />accordance with City standards. <br />• The proposed street section shown on plans has a width of 30 feet from back of <br />curb to back of curb. The City standard is 32 feet wide from face of curb to face <br />of curb. The street section needs to be changed to reflect City requirement. <br />• Watermain needs to be looped through Outlot I in the southeast corner of the <br />development. This is the same location as the proposed road connection <br />crossing Trott Brook tc the properties to the east. <br />• The plans show connecting to trunk watermain on Twin Lakes Road. However, <br />that watermain is noted in the plans as to be constructed by others. This <br />watermain loop must be constructed as part of this project by this developer. <br />• Hydrant placement and valve location throughout the development will be <br />reviewed in detail when final construction plans are submitted. <br />S:\PLANNING\Case Files\2004\P 04-08 Trout Brook Estates\6 16 04 TM Memo.doc <br />
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