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Memorandum <br />To: Greg Aberle <br />CC: Chris Anderson, Tim Gladhill <br />From: Leonard Linton <br />Date: 7/3/12 <br />Re: Quality RV Conditional Use Permit — 8101, 8151 Riverdale Drive <br />We have reviewed the email correspondence regarding the submittals necessary to approve <br />the Conditional Use Permit for these parcels. We offer the following comments: <br />The submitted plan shows a parking lot with bituminous pavement and concrete curb <br />extending to the north property line. The total unpaved area on these two lots is <br />approximately 1.65 acres. The emails indicate you are proposing to place class 5 surfacing <br />on 0.99 acres. The exhibit must delineate the area to be covered with class 5, the area must <br />have dimensions and be plotted to scale so that the area to be disturbed can be determined. If <br />the disturbed area is one (1) acre or greater, a Water Management Organization (WMO) <br />permit will be required. Furthermore, the exhibit should also identify the required twenty <br />(20) foot wide green space setback from the property boundary along Riverdale Dr., within <br />which, no merchandise can be displayed. <br />The stormwater requirements were established to provide a standard for all developing <br />properties. A 10-year storm can be thought of as having a 1 in 10 chance of occurring in a <br />year, a 100-year storm has a 1 in 100 chance of occurring in a year; however, it is possible to <br />have multiple 10-year events or 100-year events in 1 calendar year. <br />We recognize the short term nature of this project and are not requiring installation of <br />elaborate stormwater control structures. The plan submitted does not show the contours in the <br />existing ponding areas, and does not show connection of the new ponding area to the existing <br />ponding areas. The existing ponding area is connected to the storm sewer in the street. <br />Please provide information on the size, location and condition of the existing connection to <br />the storm sewer system. Converting grass areas to pavement (gravel or asphalt) increases the <br />volume of water generated during a rain storm. We need the calculations requested to <br />understand the potential impact to Riverdale Drive during the specified rain events. <br />