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Kirk Brooks <br /> From: Jane Zimmerman <br /> Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2015 8:14 AM <br /> To: Kirk Brooks <br /> Subject: 3530 Colby Ave Parking - project review <br /> Hi Kirk— <br /> Please see below for my plan/report review comments for the subject project and please feel free to forward/give these <br /> comments directly to the applicant. <br /> BTW—I have not addressed the means/method of connecting the new stormwater detention system to the sanitary <br /> sewer line, other than to note the requirement for an upstream gas trap. <br /> Thank you, <br /> Jane <br /> Jane Zimmerman, Sr. Engineer <br /> City of Everett Public Works Department <br /> phone: 425-257-8885 fax: 425-257-8882 <br /> e-mail:jzimmerman(c�everettwa.gov <br /> Project Review for 3530 Colby Avenue Parking <br /> Drainage Memo: <br /> Approved <br /> Plans: <br /> Sheet 1 <br /> The location of section A needs to be shown on the plan view. <br /> Sheet 2 <br /> It isn't clear where the existing inlet, located just to the south of the proposed restrictor catch basin, currently drains to. <br /> However, if feasible, this inlet should be rerouted to connect to the restrictor manhole. No modification to the <br /> proposed detention system would be required for this reroute. However, if it isn't feasible to reroute the outlet from <br /> the existing inlet to the restrictor catch basin, the plans must show where the existing inlet discharges to before the <br /> proposed new inlet to the south can be connected to the existing inlet. <br /> The outlet pipe from the restrictor manhole is currently shown with a "bend" in it. City standards require a catch basin <br /> at alignment changes in storm drains. However, City standards also require the installation of a gas trap upstream of the <br /> combined system connection that would not be satisfied with an open top restrictor. Therefore, I recommend that a <br /> catch basin be installed at the currently shown bend location and the outlet pipe from the new cb equipped with a <br /> floatable material/gas trap per City standard #410. <br /> 1 \Iv <br />