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<br />PUD-138 and VTM 8616 Planning Commission <br />Page 13 of 30 <br />reduce the number of manholes to the extent feasible. (Address this condition <br />prior to improvement plan approval) (PROJECT SPECIFIC CONDITION) <br /> <br />46. GRADING/CONFORM ISSUES: Referring to the Vesting Tentative Map, the <br />following grading issues shall be reconsidered in the design (Address this <br />condition prior to improvement plan approval): <br /> <br />a. Referring to the Geotechnical Feasibility Report, Figures 2 and 8 show <br />cross-section A-A through a landslide with recommended corrective <br />grading. This area does not appear to be enclosed within the dashed line <br />on the Vesting Tentative Map with note reading, “Approximate limits of <br />landslide repair-remove & replace slide deposit, restore to original grade”. <br />This landslide shall be repaired as recommended in the report. <br /> <br />b. Section B on Sheet TM 6.0 of the Vesting Tentative Map shall be <br />modified for the grading conform at neighboring properties to the north. <br />In lieu of grading down from the pad to the existing ground surface at the <br />subdivision boundary, instead the section must show retaining walls such <br />that no storm runoff will flow across the subdivision boundary. (PROJECT <br />SPECIFIC CONDITION) <br /> <br />47. MUNICIPAL REGIONAL PERMIT (C.3): Referring to the Vesting Tentative Map <br />together with the Bay Area Hydraulic Model (BAHM) report, the following design <br />parameters shall be checked by the applicant (Address this condition prior to <br />improvement plan approval): <br /> <br />a. The note at the bottom of the table on Sheet TM 5.0 states, “The <br />calculations are based on the Alameda Countywide Clean Water <br />Program C.3 Technical Guidance…”, yet a report was submitted using <br />BAHM. The note should therefore read, “The calculations are based on <br />the Bay Area Hydraulic Model (BAHM). When comparing the numbers in <br />the table to the BAHM calculation, the following discrepancies were <br />noted: <br />i. The input parameters in the BAHM calculations for DMA 2 (page 5) <br />indicate an impervious total of 6.238 acres whereas the summation of <br />areas from the table suggest a total of 6.45 acres (81,700 SF + <br />104,400 SF + 95,000 SF = 281,100 SF = 6.45 acres). <br />ii. Based on the impervious area total, the BAHM calculations (page 12) <br />indicate a needed area for DMA 2 of 25,000 SF (200’ X 125’ = 25,000 <br />SF). In contrast, the table shows a provided area of 24,850 SF. <br /> <br />b. Because the storm drain design proposes the use of two parallel pipe <br />networks, one for storm runoff requiring treatment, and one for storm <br />runoff from open space areas that does not require treatment that <br />converge at BMP 2, BMP 2 will function both as a treatment feature and <br />detention basin during large storm events. The BAHM calculations (page