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Bob's Burger and Brew <br /> City of Everett,WA Stormwater Site Plan December 21,2009 <br /> flows generated by each basin and the amount of runoff each individual Filterra unit <br /> ' can treat. <br /> Table 2: Water Quality Flowrates ,-1 ((6) <br /> Basin 1 0.056 0.075 93.81% <br /> ' Basin 2 0.037 0.075 94.33% <br /> Basin 3 0.042 J 0.075 91.2% <br /> ' The locations of these units have been shown on Figure 5 in Appendix A. There <br /> will be minor onsite runoff, approximately 11,500 sf, from the Top Food's parking <br /> lot located to the west of Basin 3. This run-on will flow into the westernmost <br /> ' Filterra unit and a portion of this runoff will be treated prior to discharging into the <br /> existing drainage facility. The western Filterra unit is oversized to treat an <br /> ' additional flow of approximately 0.0326 cfs. <br /> Stream Bank Erosions Control BMPs <br /> ' To provide stream bank erosion control, PACLAND designed a detention pipe that <br /> will be installed onsite to protect any downstream channels from erosion. The <br />' detention pipe was sized using Stormshed3g which uses the Santa Barbra Urban <br /> Hydrograph Method. The detention pipe was designed to release stormwater at <br /> 50% of the existing 2-year, 24-hour event and 100% of the existing 10-year and <br /> 100-year, 24-hour events. <br /> The additional offsite runon from the Top Food's parking lot was included in the <br />' proposed release rate. The runon area is approximately 0.264 ac and will enter the <br /> site at the western Filterra unit. <br /> PACLAND treated the existing runon from the Top Food's site as a pass through <br /> flow for the orifice sizing. In order to correctly design the orifices on the flow <br /> control structure, PACLAND allowed-to- upstream runoff to pass through the orifices <br /> ' at 100% of the existing peak runoff rate and matched 50% of the 2-year 24-hour <br /> peak flow and 100% of the 10 and 100 year, 24-hour events for the existing on-site <br /> runoff rates. The existing runoff rates and proposed release rates that were used to <br /> size the orifices on the flow control structure are listed in the table on page 6. The <br /> outputs from the Stormshed3g file have been included in Appendix C. <br /> I <br /> PACLAND Project#30182002 Page 5 <br />