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addition. The Geotech Report recommended foundation drains and blanket drains full height for the <br /> wall of the structure. There was no recommendation in the report on setbacks, consult with AESI on <br /> building setback requirement (if any) for infiltration on this specific project. <br /> The infiltration facility appears to be approximately 465 feet from a medium level landslide/erosion area <br /> and 550 feet from a high level erosion hazard area, this meets City setback requirements. The <br /> geotechnical engineer also conducted a slope stability analysis for the YMCA project, confirm with AESI if <br /> the analysis included infiltration from the park. <br /> The 9,971 sf rubberized surfacing is considered by Dept. of Ecology to be a pollution generating <br /> surface. Treatment will be required for flows from the rubber surface to the infiltration facility(provide <br /> treatment unit immediately upstream of infiltration facility). <br /> See Volume 5 Chapter 5 and 1-4 UIC Program for run-off treatment required for infiltration facilities. <br /> Infiltration facilities with a perforated pipe is considered a UIC well (per V1, Ch.4, S. 1-4.1) <br /> Register UIC well using Ecology's online registration process. See the following website for details: <br /> https://ecology.wa.gov/Regulations-Permits/Guidance-technical-assistance/Underground-inlection- <br /> control-program/Register-UIC-wells-online <br /> Confirm if offsite areas from the south will be flowing into the site, based on the contours shown, it <br /> appears that it does. Will this flow end up in the infiltration facility? <br /> The catch basin downstream of the infiltration facility shall be provided with gas trap (prior to discharge <br /> to the sewer). <br /> It looks like there is an error in the two elevations listed for the infiltration facility. In the plan sheet,the <br /> inner elipse is shown at a higher elevation (303.2) than the outer elipse (296.7). This is top and bottom <br /> of the free draining rock layer and the elevations should be switched in the plan drawing. This is the <br /> opposite of what is shown in detail 1003. <br /> Plan Note 12—do not call out detail 1203 for the 12" slotted pipe. Detail does not apply for this pipe. <br /> Provide section view of infiltration facility(detail 1209 missing). <br /> Detail 1003: Extend free draining rock layer to at least 6-inches above the slotted PVC pipe. <br /> Line sides of infiltration facility with permeable filter fabric, See V5, Ch 5, BMP-T7.20 <br /> Provide Detail 1209 for the Section view of the infiltration facility,for review. <br /> Stormwater Management Report: <br /> SWPPP/TESC plan- Protect infiltration facility from sediment runoff generated during construction. See <br /> section II-7.0 of the Geotechnical Engineering Report. <br /> MR#5 isn't required under the new stormwater ordinance for the combined sewer area. <br /> MR6:Artificial turf is considered by Ecology to be a pollution generating surface (see PGPS definition pg <br /> 1073, Ecology manual). Treatment is required for the storm flows from the rubber playground surface <br /> that discharge to the infiltration facility. Treatment is not required for flows that discharge to the <br /> combined sewer system. Treatment requirements will be dependent on what type of material is used <br /> for the playground surfacing. Please provide this information per my previous email. <br /> MR 7:The project is in the combined sewer area and adds over 200 sf of net new impervious area. The <br /> City's Ordinance related to Stormwater Controls in the Combined Sewer Area applies. See Section 6.10 <br /> of the DCSS. <br />
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