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Howard R. Green Company <br />Project No. 806550J <br /> <br />Feasibility Study 175th Avenue Improvements <br /> City of Elk River <br /> <br />SanitarF Sewer <br />The proposed sanitary sewer improvement, as shown on Exhibit 3, consists of <br />extending an 8-inch sanitary sewer main east along 175th Avenue to the western edge <br />of Park Pointe Addition. This sanitary sewer line will be constructed at minimum grade <br />to try to maximize the area of service. <br /> <br />Sanitary sewer stubs and services will be placed to the north and south along 175th <br />Avenue to allow for future connections of the residences that abut 175th Avenue, or <br />future development to the south. <br /> <br />Waterrnain <br /> <br />The proposed watermain improvement, as shown on Exhibit 3, includes the installation <br />of a 16-inch trunk watermain east along 175th Avenue to the western edge of Park <br />Pointe. <br /> <br />Watermain stubs and services will be placed to the north and south along 175th Avenue <br />to allow for future connections of the existing residences or future development to the <br />south. <br /> <br />Modeling of the proposed water improvements was completed using Cybernet software <br />to verify proposed sizing of the watermain. The two criteria used when modeling the <br />system were a fire flow of 3,500 gallons per minute (gpm) and residual pressure of 20 <br />pounds per square inch (psi). The Insurance Services Office (ISO) requires that fire <br />flows for industrial and commercial areas meet or exceed 3,500 gpm with a residual <br />pressure of 20 psi or greater in the system. Modeling of the system with the proposed <br />trunk watermain sizing produced results that satisfied the above criteria. <br /> <br />Storm Drainage <br />Ditches will be constructed adjacent to the roadway to convey stormwater flow. Water <br />will be directed to proposed ponds within the Park Pointe Development or to a former <br />County Ditch system that conveys water to the south and west, ultimately flowing into <br />the Mississippi River. <br /> <br />Culverts will be placed under driveways and connecting roads where necessary. <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br /> <br />