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STAFF REPORTS
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2/20/2007
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15 Y
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<br />Urban Storm water Runoff <br /> <br />Bio-swales/retention areas would be located in the parking areas and in the perimeter landscape <br />areas facing Stanley Boulevard and Bernal A venue. The recently completed U. S. Petroleum <br />service station is an example of a retail use with perimcter bio-swales. Parking areas bio-swalcs <br />would be augmented with pervious paving. <br /> <br />The overall site development constitutes approximately 591,317 square fect of build- <br />ing/hardscape areas, including on-site sidewalks and plaza areas, which will alter the site's <br />drainage patterns from its existing condition - vacant land. The proposal is subject to the Na- <br />tional Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) of the Clean Water Act to regulatc <br />storm water discharges from construction activities and thc general quality of storm water in the <br />City's storm water systems. The applicant will conform to thc NPDES program with the fol- <br />lowing requircments: <br /> <br />· Thc landscapc areas facing Stanley Boulevard, Bernal Avenue, and Nevada Court would <br />be designed and graded to function as bio-swales. The paved areas are graded to drain <br />towards thc bio-swales and then to catch basins within the swales before entering the <br />City's storm drain systcrn. <br /> <br />· The project developer would bc required through the building permit and construction <br />process to incorporate best rnanagernent practices for discharges resulting from this de- <br />velopment. The City has adopted the most recent Rcgional Water Quality Control Board <br />storm water discharge requirernents related to design, construction and implementation. <br /> <br />· A hydrological management plan would be reviewed with the building perrnit to ensure <br />that the storm water runoff frorn the site does not increase beyond the present condition - <br />vacant land - with the site development. <br /> <br />· All trash enclosures and loading areas would be covered with an area drain connected to <br />the City's sanitary sewer system. <br /> <br />These requirements are reflected on the drawings and/or in the conditions of approval. <br /> <br />VI. PUBLIC COMMENT <br /> <br />Public notices were sent to property owners within the standard I,OOO-foot noticing radius of the <br />subject property and living within the California Reflections, Danbury Park, Hcritage Valley, <br />Jensen Tract, Shadow Cliffs, and Vintage Hills developrncnts. A rnap of the noticing area is at- <br />tached. <br /> <br />PCUP-165/P DR-529/PMOD-81-25-7 M <br /> <br />Page 42 of48 <br /> <br />Decemher J 3, 2006 <br />
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