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Final Site Plan Review Residence at The COR <br />December 8, 2010 <br />Page 9 of 11 <br />Utilities: Utility stubs for water, sanitary sewer and storm sewer have been extended to the property line <br />from the adjacent streets. The project proposes to connect to the municipal sanitary sewer and water in <br />two separate locations; basically splitting the internal building plumbing into two distinct areas. Are <br />these connections adequate for the anticipated capacity of the development project, and include <br />appropriate coverage for both fire suppression and domestic use? An additional sanitary sewer <br />connection has been added for the retail space, including a location for a grease interceptor; any <br />disturbance to the adjacent City Hall property for this connection must be secured with a right -of entry <br />and all impacts mitigated. Fire protection and hydrant coverage will be reviewed and commented on by <br />the Fire Marshall. <br />All watermain 6" in diameter and smaller should be class 53 DIP, all watermain greater than 6" in <br />diameter should be class 52 DIP. All new or proposed public storm sewer and /or connections into the <br />existing system must be constructed with RCP. <br />Permits: The applicant is responsible to secure all required permits for this project; including but not <br />limited to an MPCA NPDES construction permit and a Lower Rum River Watershed Organization <br />pennit. Additionally, the contractor performing the work will be required to get a City license and right - <br />of -way permit. These permits shall be submitted with any application for a City Building Permit. These <br />permits are required prior to the City issuing a Building Permit. <br />Park & Trail Fees: The 2010 rate for Park Dedication and Trail Fees are $2,475 /unit and $600 /unit <br />respectively for residential properties. The City has been reviewing credit to the Park Dedication <br />requirement based on density. The site plan will be forwarded to the Parks and Recreation Commission <br />for a recommendation of Park Dedication requirements. The rate at the time of execution of the <br />Development Permit will be collected. Standard Park Dedication obligations for this project would be <br />($2,475 x 195 units [15% density credit] = $481,759). Standard Trail Development obligations for this <br />project would be ($600 x 229 units = $137,400). <br />The 2010 rate for Park Dedication and Trail Fees for the retail portion of the proposed project are <br />$4,738 /acre and $1090 /acre respectively. Standard Park Dedication obligations for this project would be <br />($4,738 x 0.07 acres = $332). Standard Trail Development obligations for this project would be ($1090 x <br />0.07 acres = $76). <br />Sanitary Sewer and Water, Fees. The 2010 rate for Sanitary Sewer and Water are $1,271 /unit and <br />$2,209 /unit for trunk/connection fees respectively and $3,847 /connection and $8,777 /connection for <br />lateral fees respectively for residential properties. The rate at the time of execution of the Development <br />Permit will be collected. Standard connection obligations for this project would be ($1271 x 229 units = <br />$291,059) for sanitary sewer and ($2209 x 229 units = $505,861) for water. Standard lateral benefit <br />obligations for this project would be ($3,847 x two [2] connections = $7,694) for sanitary sewer and <br />($8,777 x two [2] connections = $17,554) for water. These calculations do not include the Sewer <br />Accessibility Charge (SAC) from the Metropolitan Council or the Water Accessibility Charge (WAC) <br />from the City. These charges are collected as part of the Building Permit. The units are determined by <br />the Metropolitan Council. <br />The 2010 rate for Sanitary Sewer and Water Connection Fees for the retail portion of the proposed project <br />are $3,824 /acre and $8337 /acre respectively. Standard obligations for this project would be ($3,824 x <br />0.07 acres = $268) for sanitary sewer and ($8337 x 0.07 acres = $584). <br />