Agenda - Parks and Recreation Commission - 05/11/2017

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DATE CITY OF RAMSEY LAND USE APPLICATION TECHNICAL REVIEW FILE MARCH PROJECT ADDRESS WEST OF PUMA STREET, 29, 2017 PROJECT. TITLE RIVERSTONE EscRow # 115626 DEPARTMENT: Engineering Name: Leonard Linton TECHNICAL Phone: 763 433-9834 Email: llinton@ci.ramsey.mn.us REVIEWER: SOUTH OF ALPINE DRIVE The Engineering Department offers the following comments regarding the Sketch Plan Exhibits for Riverstone. The submittal consists of 16 sheets prepared by Carlson McCain dated March 8, 2017. The submittal included a document with the stormwater summary and geotechnical report. This review also covers the draft EAW submitted for this project. General comments: 1. A legend must be shown on all sheets. All symbols used on that sheet must be added to the legend for the sheet. A scale must be shown on all sheets. 2. All sidewalks in public right-of-way must be shown as 6 feet wide and 6 inches thick. 3. Class 5 shall meet the Ramsey modified gradation. This gradation must be included in the details. 4. Plan readability — Proposed sanitary sewer lines and symbols, and watermain lines and symbols must be the most prominent items on the sewer and water sheets. Proposed storm sewer lines and symbols must be the most prominent on the storm sewer sheets. Proposed curb lines, sidewalks and pedestrian ramps must be the most prominent lines on the street sheets. All other lines on the sheet must be screened so the lines and symbols for proposed features standout. This includes the symbols in the legends which must match the plan view in size, pattern, weight, and color. 5. Underlying lines must be broken where they are under text boxes to enhance readability. Underlying text must be moved so there is not text on text. 6. Move the typical street section to one of the Street/ Storm Sheets. 7. Add match lines and continuation notes to all sheets where part of the street is shown on a different page. Station numbers must be darker in plan view. Lines must be broken under the match lines. 8. Each pedestrian ramp requires a specific detail with walk/ trail width, ramp slope, landing pad slope, spot elevations and number of truncated domes.