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On-Site Stormwater Management BMPs for MR#1-5 Projects (continued). <br /> Category 2 — Roofs (continued) <br /> Simplified infeasibility criteria Feasible/infeasible? <br /> Check box if criterion is true. Only one box needs to be checked to Provide justification if <br /> Priority BMP indicate that the BMP is infeasible. infeasible. <br /> 1 BMP T5.30: ❑ Flow control exempt as site directly discharges to Puget Sound ❑ Not applicable since <br /> Full or Snohomish River;or in a storm drainage system that is site is flow control <br /> Dispersion entirely manmade from the site to one of these water bodies. exempt(direct <br /> ❑ <65 to 10 ratio of forested or native vegetation area to discharge) <br /> impervious area. ❑ Infeasible <br /> ❑ <100 feet(<25 feet for sheet flow from a non-native pervious ❑ Feasible <br /> surface)forested or native vegetation flow path length. <br /> ❑ Dispersion area located in a critical area buffer. Justification: <br /> ❑ Dispersion area located on slope>20 percent. <br /> ❑ Dispersion area contains septic systems. <br /> ❑ Site setbacks and design criteria provided in BMP T5.30 <br /> (SWMMWW Section V-3)cannot be achieved. <br /> 2 BMP T5.14: Selection of any of the following criteria does not require input ❑ Not applicable since <br /> Rain Gardens from a licensed professional,although some may require site is flow control <br /> professional services: exempt(direct <br /> ❑ Flow control exempt as site directly discharges to Puget Sound discharge) <br /> or Snohomish River;or in a storm drainage system that is ❑ Infeasible <br /> entirely manmade from the site to one of these water bodies. ❑ Feasible <br /> ❑ Evaluation of infiltration is not required per the Infiltration <br /> Infeasibility data available on Map Everett. Justification: <br /> ❑ BMP is not compatible with the surrounding drainage system. <br /> ❑ Within a designated erosion hazard or landslide hazard area. <br /> ❑ Site cannot be reasonably designed to locate rain gardens on Attach supporting <br /> slopes<8 percent. documentation if this <br /> ❑ Within 50 feet from the top of slopes>20 percent and >10 BMP is feasible: <br /> feet of vertical relief. ❑ USDA Custom Soil <br /> ❑ Site has known soil or groundwater contamination(typically Report <br /> federal Superfund sites or state cleanup sites under the ❑ Small-scale Pilot <br /> Model Toxics Control Act[MTCA)).See Volume V of the Infiltration Test <br /> SWMMWW for specific setbacks. (PIT)results per <br /> ❑ Within 100 feet of a closed or active landfill. SWMMWW <br /> ❑ Within 10 feet of an UST and its connecting underground pipes specifications <br /> (capacity of the tank and pipe system is<_1,100 gallons). ❑ USDASoilType(s) <br /> ❑ Within 100 feet of an UST and its connecting underground ❑ Measured <br /> pipes(capacity of the tank and pipe system>1,100 gallons). Infiltration Rate in <br /> ❑ Within 100 feet of a drinking water well,or a spring used for in/hr(from PIT) <br /> drinking water supply. ❑ Separation to <br /> ❑ Within 10 feet of small on-site sewage disposal drainfield, groundwater and <br /> including reserve areas,and grey water reuse systems. hardpan <br /> ❑ Field testing indicates the site has a measured infiltration <br /> rate<0.30 inches per hour. <br /> ❑ <1 foot to from the proposed rain garden bottom to <br /> seasonal high groundwater or another impermeable <br /> subsurface layer. <br /> City of Everett Public Works <br /> Small Project Stormwater Site Plan/Report—Sept.2023 Page 23 of 40 <br />
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