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Page 4 of 5 <br />Sabrina Fandler <br />City of Everett Permit Services <br />September 21, 2020 <br />10. Access lids larger than the standard manhole lids shall be hinged and shall be capable of being <br />opened and held open by a single individual. Please include this in your plans, including the <br />detention vault access grate. Also, note that all access lids shall be equipped with a pick hole capable <br />of being opened with a standard grate hook or handles. [DCSS 4-4.2(3)] <br />Revised as requested, see added note on sheet 10 of the enclosed Civil Plans. <br />11. Is an additional access point needed for Cell 1 in the detention vault? The Manual requires that <br />access openings for detention vaults be positioned at a maximum of 50 feet from any location <br />within the vault. <br />An additional access point has been added to each vault cell due to the vault lengthening from the <br />POC analysis. See Sheet 11 of the enclosed Civil Plans for reference. <br />12. See the attached structural design vehicle loading for the detention vault. Our policy is to have the <br />capability to bring City trucks onsite to vactor/jet the structure if the owner is not maintaining it. <br />You will need to submit structural calculations, but this can be deferred to construction as a permit <br />condition. <br />Noted. The submittal of structural calculations/vault design will incorporate this structural design <br />vehicle loading and will be deferred to construction as a permit condition. <br />13. Outfall Riprap Pads <br />e. The riprap pads at the outfalls must be designed according to DCSS 4-2.5(1). <br />See Section 6.3 of the enclosed Storm Drainage Report for design calculations as <br />requested. <br />f. Include the riprap specifications for the outfalls from DCSS Table 4-2.1 with the plan set. <br />Rip -rap specification have been added to Sheet 10 of the enclosed Civil Plans as requested. <br />g. Note that when designing the riprap pad, the perforated pipe is not equivalent to the use of <br />a dispersion trench to distribute the flow out into a sheet flow condition. <br />The maximum 100-year flow for a dispersion trench is 0.5 cfs, whereas the undetained <br />100-year flow tributary to the detention vault/diffuser tee is 1.10 cfs. The rip -rap pad <br />underneath the diffuser tee has been design per DCSS 4-2.5(1). <br />14. Proposed Drainage Swale [See DCSS 4-2.6(1)] <br />h. Note that the swale shall be compacted to a minimum of 95 percent compaction as verified <br />by a Modified Proctor test. Include this with the plan set. <br />Added as requested, see the section on Sheet 8 of the enclosed Civil Plans. <br />i. The swale must have riprap filters as specified in DCSS 4-2.6(2). Include this with the plan <br />set. <br />Filter fabric has been added to the section on Sheet 8 of the enclosed Civil Plans as <br />requested. <br />15. Where will the retaining wall perforated pipe drain to? <br />The wall footing drain will outlet on the shared rip -rap pad with Culvert Outlet 78. See Sheet 8 of <br />the enclosed Civil Plans for callout. <br />
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