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(g) Approximate flows and location of existmg storm water leaving any port�on of the <br /> site. <br /> (h) A general description of existing soil types and characteristics and any anticipated <br /> soil erosion and sedimentation problems resulting from existing characteristics. <br /> (i) Location, size and layout of proposed storm water and sedimentation control <br /> improvements. <br /> (j) Proposed drainage network. <br /> (k) Proposed drain tile or waterway sizes. <br /> (1) Approximate flows leaving site after construction and incorporating water run-off <br /> mitigation measures. The evaluation must include projected effects on property <br /> adjoining the site and on existing drainage facilities and systems. The plan must <br /> address the adequacy of outfalls from the development. When flows are <br /> , concentrated the plan must address the capacity of waterways, if any, accepting <br /> storm water off-site; and what measures, including infiltration, sheeting into <br /> buffers, etc., are going to be used to prevent the scouring of waterways and <br /> drainage areas off-site, etc. <br /> (m) The projected sequence of work represented by the grading, drainage and <br /> sedimentation and erosion control plans as related to other major items of <br /> construction, beginning with the initiation of excavation and including the <br /> construction of any sediment basins or retention facilities or any other structural <br /> or non-structural BMPs. <br /> (n) Specific remediation measures to control erosion and sedimentation run-off. <br /> Plans shall include detailed drawings of all control measures used; stabilization <br /> Pa�;�e �0 <br />