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conveyance system constructed as part of this site development will not change the hydraulic capacity of <br />the existing system. <br />6.2. DOWNSTREAM ANALYIS <br />The downstream conveyance system discharges to two outfalls in the marina. Backwater conditions vary <br />based on tides and the calculations account for projected 2' of sea -level rise during the design life of the <br />system. The new conveyance system is designed to operate in a backwatered condition and meet City of <br />Everett Standards. Refer to Appendix E for the backwater analysis calculations and conveyance system <br />sizing. <br />The proposed treatment vault relies on a weir for control of excess runoff into the vault. During storm <br />events, stormwater can bypass the vault treatment bay using this weir. The weir elevation is set to prevent <br />water from the downstream system backing up into the treatment bay or upstream conveyance system. <br />The proposed development reduces peak discharge rates and the downstream outfalls and conveyance <br />system have sufficient capacity. <br />7. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS <br />The minimum requirements for the project are determined per Volume I of the SWMMWW. Per Figure I- <br />3.2: Flow Chart for Determining Requirements for Redevelopment, all minimum requirements shall apply for <br />this project. See Figure 7-1. <br />A I� <br />