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MINIMUM REQUIREMENT #7 <br /> • Describe the Flow Control BMPs for each TDA. Indicate if there are any bypasses to <br /> flow control. Indicate if there is flow through from upstream runoff. <br /> • If the project area totals are below the flow control TDA thresholds for effective <br /> impervious surface or converted vegetation, attach modeling results to determine if <br /> flow control is required due to a 0.15 cfs increase in the 100-yr flow frequency for <br /> the developed project as compared to existing conditions. <br /> • Attach modeling results to demonstrate compliance with the Flow Control <br /> Performance Standard. Modeling should include bypasses as well as any flow <br /> through going to flow control structures. <br /> • Additional flow control requirements may be determined by the City on a case-by- <br /> case basis if there are downstream capacity issues. For example, the project may <br /> be required to provide modeling to show that developed project conditions will not <br /> exceed the 100-yr peak flow from existing conditions. <br /> • Provide sizing calculations not otherwise addressed by the model (e.g., flow <br /> splitters, other calculations indicated in the Manual). <br /> • Describe the overflow route for open-air storage facilities when capacity is <br /> exceeded or if the facility plugs or fails. <br /> • Provide structural plans and calculations as required by the Manual, DCSS, or the <br /> City Building Official. <br /> • Address detention vault/tank flotation if high or perched groundwater is present. <br /> Provide buoyancy calculations, a description of design considerations and related <br /> plans, or a geotechnical letter/report addressing this. <br /> • Provide pertinent supporting information used to calculate flow control modeling <br /> inputs (e.g., infiltration rate testing and calculations, void space calculations for <br /> proprietary flow control BMPs). <br /> • Stormwater facilities which infiltrate stormwater by means of an underground <br /> facility such as an infiltration trench or vault may need to be registered as an <br /> underground injection control well (UIC) with the Washington Department of <br /> Ecology's UIC Program. If required, a copy of the UIC registration approval notice <br /> shall be attached to the SSP. <br /> • Infiltration BMPs receiving non-roof runoff shall have upstream Ecology-approved <br /> pretreatment. Also, provide runoff treatment as defined in the Manual for UICs. <br /> • If any wetlands are filled, the project shall provide equivalent storage capacity to <br /> what the wetlands provided. This volume shall be in addition to storage volumes <br /> required to meet the requirements of any of the other minimum requirements. <br /> Minimum Requirement #1-9 Supplemental Guidance City of Everett <br /> Page 17 Aug 2022 <br />
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