From: 	David Senus <dsenus@woodardcurran.com>
To:	Helen Donaldson <HCD@portlandmaine.gov>, "Barbara Barhydt(bab@portlandmaine.gov)" <bab@portlandmaine.gov>
CC:	David Margolis-Pineo <DMP@portlandmaine.gov>, "Mike Farmer (Portland)" <mfarmer@portlandmaine.gov>, Ashley Auger <aauger@woodardcurran.com>
Date: 	Friday, August 02, 2013 5:44 PM
Subject: 	RE: Bay House Phase II
Attachments:	2006.11.27 Hancock St SD Memo.pdf; 2013.08.02 Bay House Phase II Peer Review Memo.pdf; 2013.08.02 Bay House Phase II Peer Review Memo.docx

Hi Nell & Barbara.

My apologies that I did not complete this review earlier in the week; attached is our review comments for Bay House Phase II.  Please note the specific discussion about stormwater detention under "1.C Flooding Standard" of our review memo.  We reference a W&C memo from 2006, which I have appended to this email and which should be provided to the applicant. 

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call.

Thanks
Dave

David Senus, PE (Maine), Project Manager
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‑‑‑‑‑Original Message‑‑‑‑‑
From: Helen Donaldson [mailto:HCD@portlandmaine.gov] 
Sent: Monday, July 29, 2013 9:24 AM
To: David Senus
Cc: David Margolis‑Pineo
Subject: Bay House Phase II

Dave/David, 
 
Here is the new submittal for Bay House Phase II.  There's a lot more detail here.  Per your suggestion, David, they're planning to take the stormwater out to Hancock Street.    
 
Can you both take a look and let me know your comments?  I'm trying to finish up a memo for the board this week before I leave town for vacation, so it would be great to have any thoughts from you guys by Wednesday afternoon/Thursday morning if at all possible?  ((After that Barbara will have to piece things together on my behalf...)
 
Thanks to you both. 
 
Nell

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