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I <br /> Stormwater Management Report Everett, WA <br /> I <br /> 100-Year Flood/Overflow Condition <br /> The stormwater system for this project has been designed to address all storm events in <br /> accordance with design criteria described previously. In the event of a larger storm, the <br /> primary system may fail. In that event the following series of overflows would convey the <br /> stormwater to the outfall: <br /> 1 1. Primary Overflow — If the control structure orifice and wier fail or become plugged, <br /> the water would overflow into the control structure through the jailhouse window <br /> in the manhole, bypassing the orifice and wier and discharging directly to the <br /> outfall pipe. <br /> 2. Secondary Emergency Overflow — This is a 48" that bypasses the control structure <br /> to discharge directly to the outfall pipe. The emergency overflow elevation is set at <br /> the water surface elevation achieved when the undetained 100-year storm is <br /> flowing into the primary overflow. <br /> Water Surface Elevation Calculations <br /> Design 100-year water surface elevation = 420.60' <br /> Post Development 100-year, undetained flow = 5.18 cfs <br /> Per Figure 1-5.16 Riser Inflow Curves (see Miscellaneous Forms and Worksheets) 0.50 feet <br /> of head is required for 5.18 cfs into an 18-inch riser. <br /> Therefore the 100-year overflow elevation = 421.10' <br /> This provides 1.1' of freeboard above the primary overflow water surface elevation to the <br /> pond berm. <br /> The primaryoverflow is through the jailhouse window in the control structure manhole. <br /> g J <br /> This has been modeled as a rectangular weir with a maximum depth of 6 inches. Per the <br /> calculations below, the jailhouse window needs to be 52 inches wide. <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> PACLAND Job# 50108001 Page 23 <br />