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Fuss & O’Neill Inc. Consulting Engineers G:\P2001\219\A20\ Meeting Minutes\ Presentation.ppt

Fuss & O’Neill Inc. Consulting Engineers G:\P2001\219\A20\ Meeting Minutes\ Presentation.ppt Site Sustainable Measures: Site Selection, Urban Development, and Alternative Transportation Goals / Strategies: Site with least impact Encourage development to urban areas preserving natural resources Encouraging alternative transportation methods Proposed Implementation: Alignment will avoid Vernal pool and proposing mitigation amphibian crossing Sidewalk to serve pedestrians and bicycles. Bus service to the new developments Roadway alignment least amount of wetland impact. Sidewalks one side of roadway only

Fuss & O’Neill Inc. Consulting Engineers G:\P2001\219\A20\ Meeting Minutes\ Presentation.ppt Stormwater Sustainable Measures: Management and Re-use Goals / Strategies: On-site stormwater treatment/infiltration to meet the EPA’s Best Management Practices Proposed Implementation: Stormwater treated on-site before released off-site. At natural low points, on site detention and sedimentation basins. Vegetated wet and dry water quality swales convey runoff maintain groundwater recharge. Level spreaders create sheet flow. Existing hydrologic flow patterns maintained.

Fuss & O’Neill Inc. Consulting Engineers G:\P2001\219\A20\ Meeting Minutes\ Presentation.ppt Landscaping Sustainable Measures: Water Efficient Design and Light Pollution Reduction Goals / Strategies: Provide shade on at least 30% of non-roof impervious surfaces, including parking lots and walkways. Minimize light trespass Proposed Implementation: If captured rain is desired, it will take some time to be established and will have to be supplemented as deemed necessary. Trees both sides of roadway with light colored sidewalks. Full cutoff light fixtures. Zero-bleedoff. Turf mixtures are drought tolerant. There are no irrigation systems proposed.

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