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• <br /> Jorgensen: The steeper area that you're <br /> referring to in particular is lots 1 <br /> 9. Once this is overlottad, west <br /> willow Street, there would be a <br /> level platform cf approximately 40 <br /> ft., which would be the same <br /> elevation as West Willow Street. <br /> From that point there would be a 4 <br /> to I slope, which vou.'.d catch at or <br /> before the property lino to the open <br /> space. From an erosion control <br /> standpoint, immediately after this �.. <br /> is ovsrlotted, the top soil that was F <br /> stripped from this site would be <br /> placed on these slopes and w old be <br /> seeded as+4 sulQbeG. In addition, <br /> along the boundary of the property <br /> there would either lee erosion <br /> control bales or silt fences. There <br /> would also be a oval• along that <br /> with silt fences, which would carry <br /> the runoff to the existing detention <br /> facilities. <br /> Lathrop: Would the silt fences be necessary <br /> five (5) years from now or is that <br /> going to be a maintenance problem? <br /> Jorgensen: The silt fences are primarily put in <br /> place until vegetation is <br /> established on the slope. The silt <br /> fence will be most affective <br /> immediately, if us get a storm. prior <br /> to when the seeding begins to grow <br /> on the slope. The silt fences are <br /> not important within five (5) years <br /> after, <br /> Lathrop: If you're going to re -seed that <br /> slope after overlotting, what about <br /> the area up on the top going north? <br /> Is that going to be re- seeded? <br /> Jorgensen: All of the area that wouldn't be <br /> developed within the first phase <br /> we're planning on seeding, which are <br /> the requirements of the State <br /> Department of Health with their new <br /> storm water management control <br /> plans. Any disturbed areas that we <br /> aren't going to be putting houses on <br /> immediately will be seeded and <br /> 21 <br />