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. ' H ,'� . . 10 street standards. The entire project will have curb and gutter streets and -- sidewalks on both sides of all streets. A more detailed Traffic Impact Statement is included in a later section of II this report. . I PU8LIC SERVICEG � � I All public services are available or will be made available to the site. ' _ The utility plan provides B" water and sewer lines to the lots within the e development. These will be extended in accordance with OWASA extension poll- !'!' cias and specifications. The 16" water main at Cedar Fork Trail and Weaver Dairy Road will be extended the lntezaeotion of Sunrioe Drive ond Neovor Doiry Road. t is point, 12" water m�in wilI be extmnded up Sunrise Rood to the e�trgnto to Bryor Ito a From this 12" termination, a 8" line will be extended incrementally down Sweeten Creek Subdivision. S rom Creek Road. This '8" line will terminate at the intersection of Sweeten Creek Road and Weaver Dairy Road. \ =~ - . - - Sewer to the project will be provided by the nxtn noion' of the e 8 m line at t the -' ----- intersection o f Cedar Fork Trail and Weaver Dairy Road. It is our intent to negotiate a public easement with the Carol Woods, developers to take advantage of a drainage swale that runs from Drive- to Weaver Dairy Road. A 11 I portion of this swale already .has a private line in place serving' Caro l Woods. \ We will try to include utilizing this private line, upgradi ng it to OWASA standards, if �eoeooary' 'and dedicating it for public use as a par t of our sewer plan. If a cross-country easement cannot be obtained, the route of the IIproposed water line extension will also be utilized for sewer. It is necessary, as a part of the sewer scheme, to install a pump station and I force main. This facility will be installed approximately twelve to eighteen months into the project as a part of Phase 2. Phase I, off Sunrise Drive con- taining approximately 20 lots, can be served by gravity. flow toward Countryside e NI Subdivision. The pump station will be in operation serving approximately 60 units a until Phases 3 & 4 are At that time, twenty-four to thirty-si x months into the project, a public off-site sewer easement across the Sweeney property ~ that is successful, the pump station ti be eliminated will be negotiated. If tho w on non to relocate the pump station to the first drainage in Phase 2. The plans are of re ooer Dairy Road. The relocated station will then serve 110 lots in Phases I swale on the northeast side o 2nmav thru 4.4 A force main will be installed to direct outfall line placed within the public right-of-way Iwhich will conneot iqto the e xier th� w�otewmter into �n »^ ouzing aewer line at Sedgefinld Drive and Nem«er Diary Road at Booker Creek Subdivision. ' The extension of water and sewer lines will not only serve this d . e elopmentv bu NI will also provide o�rvice to portlon� of obutti�g propar�y mn the nu�th end south sides of the development.II . ' ' I -3- _ N� mm |a= . • i .