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calculations shows that there is about 0.0.51 cfs increase for the maximum 100 <br />year storm. <br />The pond configuration is trapezoidal and the north and south <br />dimensions of 41 and 61 are averaged to 51' by 30' across, norht to south. As <br />a result a square shape is assumed for the trapezoid at 2.25' of live water <br />depth and 1' of freeboard. The actual calculations show that only 2.07' of <br />depth is needed. <br />It should be noted that the time for concentration for the development <br />site uses the minimum time since the developed project site will have a higher <br />more impervious area. With the minimum time the hydrograph for the <br />developed conditions is maximum at 0.95 cfs and will provide the greatest <br />possible ftow difference for the pond to detain. <br />B. Conveyance Analysis of Onsite Drainage System <br />Using the conveyance storm of 100 years the project site generates <br />0.95 cfs flow going into the pond(see Appendix B, page 1) The new 108th St <br />storm drain takes away any upstream flows coming down from the north onto <br />the site. As a result the maximum 100 year storm will be just from the site and <br />which will test the ditch capacity just upstream of the de4ention pond. See the <br />DHA plan for the ditch invert elevations used in the co�veyance analysis. <br />Total basin = 1.9 acres and use Cn = 89 for grav�led parking lots after <br />development. The ditch is set up per section D- D for earth as a network of <br />one ditch and the input hydrograph of the 100yr-24hr storm of 0.94cfs is stored <br />in a hydrograph unit #1. It is routed through the nefinrork of one ditch and a <br />hydraulic gradefine is set up as HGL1. The nefinrork is then checked for <br />hydraulic gradeline. <br />The result is that the one foot ditch is filled to 0.37' deep at the <br />downstream end and even here the 100 year storm will not overFlow the ditch <br />or the 0.5 freeboard. The ditch will contain the maximum storm without <br />overflowing. <br />� <br />