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N I E S SWAN 682 39'".4ve NE Columbia Heights,MN.55421 Phone(763-780-5191)Fax(763-780-5472) TO: City of Elk River Date: 7/28/2017 FROM: Kyle Higdem Vice-President Cell Phone (612)-490-81 1 1 Email: Kyle @swancompanies.net RE: Project Narrative for Gas Canopy Expansion to Coborns Superstore 19425 Evans ST NW, Elk River. MN. Coborns Inc. Is proposing to add a 24 hour pay at the pump fuel canopy at this location. The addition of this facility will benefit the ever growing population of the City of Elk River giving them another convenient option for fueling their vehicles. The Canopy will be a standard metal framed structure with steel roof decking and Painted aluminum decorative fascia. The color will be off white to match the natural colors of the existing building. It will be 114' long, 24' wide parallelogram. It will have four dispenser islands with Stainless steel curbs and protective steel bollards at all corners of the islands. There will be modern flush mounted led lights under the canopy. Company Logo and fuel pricing signage would be provided on the fascia per City of Elk River signage code. Additional permits would be secured at during construction. We are proposing an automotive Vacuum island adjacent to the fuel canopy to the west. This would be a small self-serve vacuum station for the convenience of our customers. We will provide window washing "buckets" attached to the canopy columns as well as trash receptacles at each island. The Canopy structure will be located in an existing overflow parking hard surface area in the South West corner of the lot. This will generate no additional storm run off for the site. The canopy roof drains will discharge to the surface at the base of the canopy upright posts. The water will sheet drain across the parking lot to existing storm structures. We propose relocating a 12" storm sewer line away from the current easement. This would consist of rerouting the line to the North of the Canopy site through a new easement then abandoning the existing easement.