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Requirement#4-Preservation of Natural Drainage Systems and Outfall <br /> The project will maintain and preserve the existing Catch Basins that have been identified <br /> on site. A retention/detention pipe facility and infiltration bed facilities have been sized to <br /> maintain the storm water runoff to predeveloped site conditions. Tight lining of <br /> downspouts and footing drains will be utilized to route storm-water to the storm-water <br /> existing pipe facility within Everett Ave and Mcdougall and control structure of the site <br /> prior to discharge without causing erosion or drainage impacts to the downstream <br /> neighboring properties. <br /> UPSTREAM DRAINAGE <br /> The site has no upstream drainage onto the property as the land slopes away from the <br /> property. <br /> DOWNSTREAM DRAINAGE <br /> Stormwater runoff from the development area of the site collects onsite and sheet flows <br /> to the onsite existing catch basins and conveyance system along the south boundary of <br /> the site. Storm runoff is conveyed to the existing 24"combined storm drainage <br /> conveyance system flowing south along Mcdougll.The site is within the combined City <br /> of Everett stormwater and sewer area for additional information see the Attached <br /> Combined System Map and Public Works Policy#:2-11 Attached to this report. <br /> Requirement#5-Onsite Stormwater Management <br /> The project will provide tightlined connections at all downspouts locations. A solid 6" <br /> PVC pipe will direct runoff from the downspouts to the existing catch basin found in the <br /> Everett Ave R/W. No flooding or erosion impacts are anticipated with the development <br /> of this site. The site is within the combined City of Everett stormwater and sewer area for <br /> additional information see the Attached Combined System Map and Public Works Policy <br /> #: 2-11 Attached to this report. The site is exempt from Minimum Requirement#6— <br /> Runoff Treatment by reducing the impervious surface area. Two Bio retention areas have <br /> been provided the developer to reduce flows and water quality requirements and be <br /> credited against the project's sewer connection charge (EMC 14.08.135)No additional <br /> BMPS are proposed. <br /> OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE <br /> Maintenance of the downspouts bioretention areas and conveyance system should be on a <br /> yearly basis and after heavy rain storms. Pipes and yard/or catch basins that have more <br /> than 2 inches of sediment should be cleaned regularly. For additional information see the <br /> Attached Operation and Maintenance Manual. <br />