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TOWER ST
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2000
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INDEX HALL
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LAWN
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METHODOLOGY <br />Drainage design for the project is based on City of Everett Municipal Code (EMC) 14.28, <br />Surface and Storm Drainage. <br />EMC 14.28 refers to the 2019 version of the Washington State Department of Ecology's (DOE) <br />Stormwater Management Manual for Western Washington (Stormwater Manual) for the city's <br />stormwater technical manual. <br />This project is located within a Combined Sewer Collection Area and subject to different <br />stormwater requirements, detailed in Section 6-10, Combined Sewer System, of the 2020 CS'ty of <br />Everett Design and Construction Standards and Specifcations (DCSS). <br />The project is categorized as a redevelopment project, but falls below the threshold for flow <br />control BMPS. <br />On -site storrawater management design requirements will be used for this project to achieve the <br />Flow Control Performance Standard. <br />The following sections address the requirements from Section 6.10 of the DCSS. <br />STORMWATER NARRATIVE <br />Existing Conditions <br />The project site is currently an open grass lawn area with pedestrian sidewalks. The site is <br />bounded to the north by a campus pedestrian plaza near Glacier Hall, to the west by the Gray <br />Wolf Hall building, to the east by the Shuksan Hall building, and to the South by a paved campus <br />parking lot. Access to the project site is from the parking lot for vehicles and sidewalks for <br />pedestrians. <br />The site is generally flat, with slight sloping from south to north. The site is composed mostly of <br />grass lawn, with two pedestrian sidewalks running north -south through the site. A portion of the <br />site was occupied by the Index Hall building (13,320 SF), which was demolished in the summer <br />of 2019. <br />The majority of the stormwater from the site infiltrates the underlying soil. Some stonnwater is <br />collected in area drains that discharge to the existing private combined sewer system, which <br />discharges to the City's combined sewer system that extends to the northeast. <br />Downstream Analysis <br />Stonsevater from the project site discharges to an existing private combined sewer system that <br />extends approximately 130 feet to the north edge of the Index Field Quad before turning and <br />continuing east. The pipe system continues east for approximately 650 feet to an 18-inch pipe <br />system along Tower Street. The private 18-inch combined sewer continues east along Tower <br />Street for approximately 700 feet before turning and extending north along Waverly Avenue. <br />Stormwater Site Plan 2 Oh = <br />Index Lawn Project <br />
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