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PRELIMINARY STORMWATER SITE PLAN
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Intermec I Kenilworth Hills Stormwater Analysis Everett, WA <br /> IModeling Process <br /> The proposed Intermec Lot 2 Pond was designed per the current city standards. The 25- <br /> year, 1-hour storm was then routed through that pond model for this analysis. Although <br /> the Lot 2 pond has two outfall structures, the entire site was routed through only the <br /> IEdgewater Creek control structure for the purpose of this report. <br /> The existing ponds were modeled using as-built information from the City of Everett <br /> archives. Basin data was generated both from the project survey and from the original <br /> drainage calculations from the Intermec Lot 1 and Kenilworth Hills developments. <br /> ISince this analysis is simply routing a storm through the ponds and not actually designing <br /> the ponds, the Match Q" has been labeled N/A as no flow is being matched. <br /> 111 The following ponds are modeled in this report: (from upstream to downstream) <br /> Lot 2 pond— The proposed pond for Intermec — Lot 2. <br /> Intermec Pond 1 - Upstream existing Intermec pond. <br /> Intermec Pond 2 — Downstream existing Intermec pond. <br /> IKenilworth Hills Pond— Existing Kenilworth Hills pond downstream of Intermec. <br /> The following steps were taken to model the drainage basin: <br /> I1. Model the Lot 2 pond to generate a discharge hydrograph. <br /> 2. Shift the Lot 2 discharge hydrograph by 10 minutes to account for travel time from <br /> the Lot 2 pond outlet to the confluence with the Intermec Pond 1 discharge. <br /> 3. Route the Intermec Pond 1 basin through the pond to generate a discharge <br /> hydrograph for the Intermec Pond 1 basin for the 25-yr, 1-hour storm. <br /> 4. Generate a runoff hydrograph for the Intermec Pond 2 basin. <br /> I 5. Add the shifted Lot 2 discharge hydrograph, the Intermec Pond 1 discharge and the <br /> Intermec Pond 2 basin hydrograph to generate the inflow hydrograph for Intermec <br /> I Pond 2. <br /> 6. Route the hydrograph generated in Step 5 through Intermec Pond 2. <br /> 7. Generate a runoff hydrograph for the Kenilworth Hills Pond basin. <br /> 8. Add discharge hydrograph generated in Step 6 and the runoff hydrograph for the <br /> Kenilworth Hills Pond basin to generate the Kenilworth Hills Pond inflow <br /> hydrograph. <br /> t9. Route the hydrograph generated in Step 8 through the Kenilworth Hills Pond. <br /> For the site to be in compliance with the rezoning ordinance, the peak discharge from the <br /> IKenilworth Hills No. 1 pond (Hydrograph #10) must be below 0.5 cfs. <br /> As shown on the last page of this analysis, the peak discharge from the Kenilworth Hills <br /> IPond during the 25-year, 1-hour storm is 0.20 CFS. Therefore with the development of <br /> Intermec Lot 2 utilizing the 1992 DOE Manual for stormwater design, the basin is still in <br /> compliance with the rezoning ordinance. <br /> PACLAND Jobl# 50175001 Page 9 <br />
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