Approved, MG 10-10-11. OK for OK for Footing & Foundation ONLY. Other grading work outside of the building footprint such as storm drain and final grading are not approved. By the developer going forward with the F&F the floor elevation will be set prior to approval of a grading & drainage plan stamped by a civil engineer that may result in significant increased costs to the developer to resolve site specific challenges to preparing an approvable site grading & drainage plan. Correction, MG 7-6-11. 1. Drainage Report: If applicable complete the Drainage Certification found in the Drainage Design Guidelines Appendix C-3, along with backup calculations (areas and weighted coefficients) stamped by a civil Engineer (http://www.muni.org/Departments/works/project_management/Pages/Publications.aspx). Otherwise, provide a drainage report prepared and stamped by a civil engineer licensed in the State of Alaska per the 2007 DCM Ch:2. Reference the 2007 Drainage Design Guidelines, Appendix A for preparation of a Drainage Report (follow outline beginning on page A-3 and include relevant forms) to be submitted with the drainage and grading plan. Please include drainage calculation inputs and results in the EPA SWMM digital format on a CD if applicable. Resolved, MG 10-10-11. 2. Please provide a notorized letter of non-objection from the legal owner of lot 6A regarding the proposed off site work. Resolved, 10-10-11. 3. The Engineer shall verify that the existing storm drain facility has sufficient capacity and is in sufficient condition for the proposed project. DCM 2.2.D, 2.2.D.8, 2.4.B, 2.4.D.6, 2.4.F, 2.7.B.7, DDG 5.9.1, 5.9.2. Resolved via detention, 10-10-11. 4. PD comments are incomplete pending further submittals. 5. ADVISORY NOTE: No CCO or CO until all driveways, traffic ways and drainage elements of the approved plans have been verified to have been completed. Provide a schedule to Pam Ronning prior to commencing work. Provide 24 hours advanced notice for inspection by contacting: Pam Ronning at 764-9267 or 343-8296.
Approved, MG 10-10-11.
OK for OK for Footing & Foundation ONLY. Other grading work outside of the building footprint such as storm drain and final grading are not approved. By the developer going forward with the F&F the floor elevation will be set prior to approval of a grading & drainage plan stamped by a civil engineer that may result in significant increased costs to the developer to resolve site specific challenges to preparing an approvable site grading & drainage plan.
Correction, MG 7-6-11.
1. Drainage Report: If applicable complete the Drainage Certification found in the Drainage Design Guidelines Appendix C-3, along with backup calculations (areas and weighted coefficients) stamped by a civil Engineer (http://www.muni.org/Departments/works/project_management/Pages/Publications.aspx). Otherwise, provide a drainage report prepared and stamped by a civil engineer licensed in the State of Alaska per the 2007 DCM Ch:2. Reference the 2007 Drainage Design Guidelines, Appendix A for preparation of a Drainage Report (follow outline beginning on page A-3 and include relevant forms) to be submitted with the drainage and grading plan. Please include drainage calculation inputs and results in the EPA SWMM digital format on a CD if applicable.
Resolved, MG 10-10-11.
2. Please provide a notorized letter of non-objection from the legal owner of lot 6A regarding the proposed off site work. Resolved, 10-10-11.
3. The Engineer shall verify that the existing storm drain facility has sufficient capacity and is in sufficient condition for the proposed project. DCM 2.2.D, 2.2.D.8, 2.4.B, 2.4.D.6, 2.4.F, 2.7.B.7, DDG 5.9.1, 5.9.2. Resolved via detention, 10-10-11.
4. PD comments are incomplete pending further submittals.
5. ADVISORY NOTE: No CCO or CO until all driveways, traffic ways and drainage elements of the approved plans have been verified to have been completed. Provide a schedule to Pam Ronning prior to commencing work. Provide 24 hours advanced notice for inspection by contacting: Pam Ronning at 764-9267 or 343-8296.
