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Table V-A.6: Maintenance Standards - Debris Barriers (e.g., Trash Racks) — <br />Maintenance Components <br />D <br />Condition When Maintenance is Needed <br />Results hen Maintenance is Performed <br />General <br />Trash and Debris <br />Trash ordebns ing more than 20%of the openi mer. <br />Bamercleared to design flow capacity. <br />Bars are txml out of shape mom than <br />Bars in place with no bends mom than 3/4 inch. <br />Damai Missing Bars. <br />Bars are missi mermissing. <br />Bars in place according to design. <br />Metal <br />m are loose and and is causing 50% deterioration to any part of barrier. <br />Barrier fired to design standards. <br />Tim utlet Pipe <br />Debts banner missing or not attached to pipe <br />Banierfinnly attached to pipe <br />— Table V-A.7: Maintenance Standards - Energy Dissipators <br />Maintenance Com- <br />Defect <br />Conditions When Maintenance Is Needed <br />Results Expected When Maintenance is <br />ponents <br />Performed <br />External: <br />Missing or Moved Rack <br />Only one layerof rock exists above native soil in area five squarefeet or larger, "any exposure of native soil. <br />Rack pad replaced to design standards. <br />Rock Pad <br />Erasion <br />Soil erosion in oracl acerb to rock pad. <br />Rack pad replaced to design standards. <br />Pipe Plugged with Sediment <br />Accumulated sediment that exceeds 20% of the design depth. <br />Pipe cleaned/flushed so that it matches <br />design. <br />Not Discharging Water Properly <br />Visual evidence of water discharging at concentrated points along March (normal condition is a'sheet low" of water along trench). <br />Trench redesignetl or rebuilt to standards. <br />Intent is to prevent erosion damage. <br />Dispersion Trench <br />Performers Plugged. <br />Over 112 of perforations in pipe are plugged with debris and sediment. <br />Perforated pipe cleaned or replaced. <br />Water Flows Out Top of MistiibutoP <br />Maintenance person observes or receives credible report of water lowing out during any stone less than the design slam or its causing <br />Facility mouth or redesigned to standards. <br />Catch Basin. <br />or appears likely to cause damage. <br />Receiving Area OverSaurafed <br />Water in receiving area is causing or has potential of causing landslide problems. <br />No danger of landslides. <br />Internal: <br />Wan a Damaged Post, Baffles, Side <br />Structure dissipating flow deteriorates to l@ of original size or my concentrated wan spot exceeding one square foot which would <br />Structure replaced to design standards. <br />ManholdChamber <br />of Chamber <br />make structure unsound. <br />Other Defects <br />See Table V-A.5: Maintenance Standards - Catch Basins <br />See Table V-A.5:Maintenance Standards - <br />Catch Basins <br />— Table V-A.8: Maintenance Standards -Typical BioRltration Swale — <br />Maintenance <br />Defect or Peals— <br />Maintenance is Neetletl <br />Recommended Malntenanceb Co <br />Component <br />lam <br />SedimentAcou- <br />wesediment deposits an grass free athe bio-swale. When finished, swale should be level from side to side and drain freely <br />mutation on <br />Sediment depth exceeds 2 inches. <br />towardoutl areas of standing water once inflow has ceased. <br />Grass <br />General <br />Standing Water <br />When water stands in the swale between storms an <br />Any of the following may apply: remove seiimenfor ,improve gradefmm head to feel of swale, remove clogged check dams, <br />drain freely. <br />add underdmins orconved to a wet biofillrah nswats. <br />Flow spreader <br />Flow never orclogged so that fiaws are not uniformly <br />Ii the spreaderand clean so that flows are spread evenly overentire swale width. <br />distributed through entireswalewidth. <br />2019 Sformwafer Management Manual for Western Washington <br />Volume V-AppendixA-Page 1010 <br />