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Everett School District— Bus Facility <br /> March 24, 2006 — Storm Drainage Report <br /> Page 4 <br /> Major site improvements for the Everett School District Bus Facility include construction <br /> of a large asphalt parking lot for buses and a stormwater system to collect, control, and <br /> treat runoff. Other major site improvements include a bus fueling/washing station <br /> located just south of the renovated bus driver building and necessary utilities to serve <br /> the building and bus fueling/washing station. The existing parking area just north of the <br /> renovated bus driver building will remain without any major alteration. <br /> The most significant stormwater related benefit of this project is the proposed <br /> stormwater flow control and water treatment for the entire developed site. Currently, <br /> the majority of runoff from existing roof, pavement, and gravel areas is collected and <br /> conveyed into the existing wetland at the northeast corner of the site without the <br /> benefit of stormwater treatment or flow dissipation at the outfall. <br /> The project area analyyred for flow cont of (further described in Section V. under Runoff <br /> Control Analysis) Includes approximately 5 acres. The project area consists of all land <br /> that will be cleared, disturbed or changes in land cover type under proposed conditions. <br /> The following table gives the proposed condition land use covers and respective Curve <br /> Numbers for the project area for Type'C' soils. <br /> Table 2. Developed Aiea 5 readsheet <br /> ( Site Drainage <br /> Area to <br /> Detention <br /> On Site Off Site Bypass Facility <br /> Type Area Acres Area Acres Area Acres Acres <br /> Impervious - Building <br /> Roofs, Asphalt and <br /> Concrete Pavement <br /> CN = 98 4.665 1 0 0.027 4.64 <br /> Pervious - Landscaping <br /> CN = 86 0.562 0.144 0.335 0.31 <br /> Sub-Total Drainage Area 5.227 0.144 0.362 5.01 <br />