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Windsor Meadows/P 04-18 <br /> September 23,2004 Page 2 <br /> experience with the first several that have been built. The primary and secondary <br /> disposal sites identified on the preliminary utility plan are on relatively steep slopes. <br /> Generally,flatter slopes are more desirable for disposal sites,however,there are methods <br /> of designing treatment facilities on slopes this steep. We will review the design when <br /> submitted,very carefully relative to the disposal site and how the slope of the land is <br /> handled. <br /> 4. The project will require an NPDES construction permit. As part of that permit, a Storm <br /> Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) will be required. The City has prepared a <br /> generic SWPPP,which can be adopted by the developer and implemented for this <br /> project. <br /> 5. As part of extending roads into this development from both Windsor Park In and <br /> Windsor Park 3rd Addition,it will be the obligation of this developer to remove the <br /> temporary cul-de-sacs at the ends of the roads in those two developments. It may be <br /> advisable to select one of these access points as the primary point of entrance for <br /> construction activities,both for construction of the plat infrastructure and the <br /> construction of homes. It may be advisable to place a condition on this plat that one of <br /> these access points literally be blocked until such time that the plat infrastructure is <br /> completed or even beyond until the final lift of blacktop is placed,at which time it could <br /> be opened. This will cause all of the construction traffic to access the site from one <br /> direction. <br /> If you have any questions regarding any of these comments,please call. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> e"--�dC�ilcJ <br /> Terry/� J. 1Claurer,P.E. <br /> City Engineer <br /> S:\PLANNING\Case Files\2004\P 04-18 Windsor Meadows\Engineers memo2.doc <br />