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P ! <br /> engineering p c <br /> where it is assumed to be collected within the golf course drainage system. Information from the <br /> City of Everett indicates that the drainage system for the golf course ultimately outfalls at a <br /> tributary to Swamp Creek. <br /> Eastern Threshold Discharge Area <br /> There are existing storm drainage systems located throughout the site that collect and convey <br /> surface runoff from the existing impervious and pervious surfaces to a storm drainage manhole <br /> located at the southeast corner of the project area. See Section VIII.B Predeveloped Hydrology for <br /> a detailed description of the onsite drainage systems to the point of discharge from the site. <br /> From the storm manhole near the northwest corner of House 3 (southeast corner of project area): <br /> 1. Stormwater flows south in a 12 inch pipe for approximately 205 feet to a manhole between <br /> the southeast corner of House 2 and the southwest corner of House 4. <br /> 2. Drainage flows from the manhole southwest through approximately 375 feet of 16-inch <br /> pipe to a storm manhole near the southwestern corner of the asphalt paved play area south <br /> of House 2. <br /> 3. From this storm manhole, site records show the system flowing southwest for <br /> approximately 160 feet to daylight at an outfall along the western property line,adjacent to <br /> the baseball field.Though the outfall was not found during the site visit,evidence of an <br /> overgrown ditch flowing south along the west property line was observed. Information <br /> from the City of Everett indicates that flows can be presumed to continue southwest,and <br /> ultimately outfall at a tributary to Swamp Creek. <br /> B. Pre-Developed Hydrology <br /> Refer to the offsite analysis Section VIII.A of this report for a detailed description of the existing <br /> downstream drainage conditions.In general, all runoff from the project area eventually discharges <br /> from the site via two main discharge points. One discharge point is via an existing 16-inch concrete <br /> pipe on the west side of the school property and the other discharge point is via sheet flow to the <br /> northwest. The two discharge points from the site are located within separate threshold discharge <br /> areas. <br /> Drainage tributary to the western TDA sheet flows from gravel and lawn areas to the northwest <br /> towards a grass amphitheater. Flow continues to sheet flow northwest, exiting the property. <br /> The existing drainage system tributary to the eastern TDA(within the project limits)is comprised <br /> of two pipe networks,which combine at a storm manhole west of House 3.The northern pipe <br /> network contains four catch basins and collects runoff from Aradia Ave and the drop-off loop,as <br /> well as downspout connections along the northern perimeter of House 1.The southern pipe <br /> network contains three catch basins and collects runoff from the paved areas south and east of the <br /> building as well as existing downspouts along the southern and eastern perimeter. The two pipe <br /> networks combine in the storm manhole at the northwest corner of House 3,which also collects <br /> drainage from nearby parking lots.The area tributary to the western TDA includes the majority of <br /> the gravel road and lawn areas on the west side of the project. <br /> LPD Engineering, PLLC Page 1 Mukilteo School District Teaching and Learning Center <br /> Stormwater Site Plan,July 22, 2014; Revised August 25, 2014 <br />