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10.The proposed rip rap plunge pool in the northern detention basin needs to be
made larger, at least 10 ft x 10 feet so the water can slow down and turn west.
11.The deceleration lane on Sullivan Avenue into the Town Hall Driveway needs to
be lengthened per the memo from Jim Bubaris dated Feb 8, 2011. This will
require the removal of several trees along Sullivan Ave. and abutting properties.
12.Revise and add to Note 44 on sheet GU-1: modify the catch basin with a wall to
separate the pipes on the west side of this basin from the pipes on the east side
13.Modify the proposed grades in the existing small detention basin to bury the
proposed extension pipe and allow for a flow path back to the inlet pipe between
elevation 86 and 86.77.
14.The sidewalk ramp detail needs to be modified to show 15 feet between every
preformed expansion joint. Also add a detectable warning strip to this detail per
the ADA guidelines.
15.Revise the detail for the Monolithic Concrete Walk to show Class F Concrete.
16.On Sheet DP-1 show the sanitary sewer pipe to be removed back to the existing
SMH that is just west of the western property line. Also add a note to rebuild this
manhole and invert as necessary to accommodate removal and/or replacement
of the pipe and any new flows from the proposed development.
17.Will the existing post and rail fence on the northern side of this property be
removed? If so it should be labeled accordingly.
18.Consideration should be given to connecting the sanitary lateral from this building
to the existing sewer main in Sullivan Avenue. If this is not feasible, an easement
agreement must be developed by the applicant and approved by the Town to
allow the sanitary lateral connection to the private manhole on the property at
1744 Ellington Road as currently shown.
19.WPCA review and approval of this site plan is required. Show the developed
area so any necessary commercial connection charge can be calculated.
Please let me know if there are any questions.
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