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8A Page 16D previously via a memo) Recommendation Response Matrix: Precise Plan Comments and Revisions The Preserve at Redwood Shores City Council Meeting - 1.28.08 to City Co unci (provided Response The intent is to treat stormwater before it leaves Amend the Precise Plan. The Final Precise the site as required by provision C.3 of the Plan will include further description of the County's NPDES permit. This will include proposed stormwater treatment including implementation of measures recommended by several treatment methods that may be the County-wide Stormwater Pollution employed by the designers to implement this Prevention Program. A likely method of requirement (such as vegetated swales). stormwater treatment is use of vegetated swales leading to a lagoon as employed elsewhere in Redwood Shores Comment Community Design, Development Standards page 41 , #12 - all stormwater is to be treated on-site. The following reference is made to a SWPPE plan. Is it the intent that all stormwater (after development) is to be treated on-site and that there will be no off-site treatment or drainage? How will this be accomplished? # - 11 No changes to the Precise Plan. See recommendation for comment 13 for recycled water, and recommendation for comment 15 for turf areas Further elaboration on park design is provided in the Draft Precise Plan on pg. 47-48. See response to comment 13 for recycled water, and response to comment 15 for turf areas 12. Community Design, Design Guidelines, General, page 42, 1.b - more elaboration should occur on the design of the park and address issues as turf and geese (and goose poop), the use or non-use of recycled water. 3 4 of 13. Community Design, Townhomes, page 46, item Per the City Council's adopted recycled water Amend the Precise Plan. The Final Precise 7 - similar to above, how and where the use of policy on January 7, 2008, the developer shall Plan will be amended to clearly state the recycled water should be defined in the Precise be encouraged to maximize the use of recycled intended use of recycled water as provided in Plan so that potential buyers are fully informed water for any/all irrigation meters serving only this response. of its uselrequired use. HOA-controlled common areas within the residential, street medians, parking areas, and wetland restoration areas of the new development. Irrigation meters and on-site irrigation systems within both the new school site and new city park shall not be connected to the Redwood City recycled water distribution system when they are constructed and accepted by the City.