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From. Fernrite, Justin <br />Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 201610:23 AM <br />To: Carlton, Zachary <br />Subject: January 18, 2016 Letter response <br />Zach, Dere are my thoughts: <br />The Yale Street Feasibility Deport identified expansion of the existing basin, located northwest of the existing Yale <br />Court cul-de-sac, as a direct result to creating new impervious surfaces with tlne constriction of the frontage <br />road. When this frontage road is constructed, the previously mentioned basin will be expanded to the south to <br />provide storm water management for the new roadway unfrastructtre. This is part of the reason the City paid for <br />and acquired this frill property. While alternatives can be considered, they come with additional cost above the <br />investment we have already made. The costs relating to the treatment alternatives, suggested in the letter, adds to <br />the larger topic of funding for the projects needed public infrastructure (street, sidewalk, sanitary sewer, watermain, <br />stormwater management). To this point no possible founding sources have been identified for the public <br />infrastructure needed to build the applicants project. A comprehensive project fa nduug package should be <br />developed to clarify the viability of the applicants project, before deviations to an approved and adopted <br />engineering steady should be considered. <br />Justin Femrite P.E. I City Engineer <br />763.635.1051 w 1763.635.1090 f <br />13065 Orono Parkway I Elk River I MN 155330 <br />EWiver Ki INATUREI <br />I <br />