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• <br /> Rucker Hill Short Plat <br /> Minimum Requirement #5 On-Site Storm Water Management <br />• <br /> The project is required to infiltrate,retain, and disperse runoff to the maximum extent <br /> feasible. Infiltration of stormwater runoff is infeasible due to the project being within the <br /> City's non-infiltration map area. Dispersion of stormwater runoff is not recommended <br /> due to most of the on-site slopes consisting of 15% or greater slope. Due to the project <br /> proposing more than 5,000 sf of new/replaced effective impervious surfaces,proposed <br />• site runoff will be collected to the maximum extent feasible by a new on-site stormwater <br /> conveyance system and detained within a new on-site detention pipe. The detention pipe <br /> is desired to discharge into the combined sewer/stormwater conveyance system within <br /> the 35'11 Street right-of-way. <br />• Minimum Requirement# 6: Runoff Treatment <br /> Runoff treatment is not required for the site as it drains to a City of Everett combined <br /> sewer/storm system which directs combined flows to the City's Treatment Plant for <br /> treatment prior to discharge to the Snohomish River/Puget Sound. <br />• Minimum Requirement # 7: Flow Control <br /> Due to the site proposing more than 5,000 sf. of new effective impervious surfaces, and, <br /> flow control is required. Due to project being located in a combined sewer/storm area of <br /> the city, flow control is to be designed to match developed runoff rates at or below <br />• existing conditions runoff rates. Flow control for the project is to be provided by the <br /> installation of a 40 lineal foot, 5 foot diameter detention pipe with a control riser manhole <br /> located in the northern portions of lots 1 and 2. Note that new detention system contains a <br /> minimum 6" sediment storage depth in base of system. Refer to the Calculations below <br /> and following WWHM flow rate calculation for detention pipe sizing. <br /> 1 <br /> Existing and Developed Site Summary <br /> Total Property Area =30,698 sf. (0.705 Ac.) <br /> On-Site Disturbance Area = 18,400 sf. (0.422 Ac.) <br /> Adjacent Property Disturbance Area = 7,450 sf. (0.171 Ac.) <br />• Frontage Disturbance Area = 4,150 sf. (0.095 Ac.) <br /> Total Disturbed Area =30,000 sf. (0.688 Ac.) <br /> Total Site Area =42,298 sf. (0.971 Ac.) <br /> Existing Site <br /> Site Hardscape area: <br /> 0 Existing Main House &Patio = 2,760 sf. (To Remain) <br /> Existing Driveway = 4,700 sf. (1,300 sf. Undisturbed) <br /> Existing Front Walkway = 217 sf. (To Remain) <br /> Total = 7,677 sf. (0.176 Ac.) <br />• Site Pervious area: <br /> Existing Tree Canopy(3,481 sf. Undisturbed) = 11,703 sf. (0.269 Ac.) <br /> Existing Lawn =22,918 sf. (0.526 Ac.) <br /> WESTERN ENGINEERS,INC. 12 PROJECT:16-1584-A <br />
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