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Labco Auto Body Repair Facility <br />Drainage Report, February 21, 1993 <br />Page 2 <br />The proposed drainage facilities for this development include curbing to transport water to <br />with orifices will <br />catch basin, a stone water collection and detention system. Outlet structures <br />meter the collected stone water to match the pre -development flow rates off the site. p <br />The Everett Drainage Ordinance No 670-80 is used when evaluating the sites runoff <br />characteristics and when sizing the sites storm water detention facilities. A 5-year, 24 hour <br />stone frequency is used to estimate the allowable release rate for the site with a 25-year, 24 <br />hour stone frequency for sizing the detention system. The Everett Drainage Calculation <br />Submission Form was used to estimate storm water runoff, required stone water detention and <br />orifice sizing for the storm water control structure. It is proposed that the detention system's <br />flow control structure be constructed with two orifices. This approach removes the peaks off <br />the smaller frequency stones and provides additional protection to the downstream <br />conveyance system. In addition to using the 25-year and 5-year return stones for sizing the <br />storm water control system , a 2-year, 24-hour return stone is used for calculating an allowable <br />storm water release rate to a grass -lined swale. <br />Stone water runoff from the building roof and paved areas will be conveyed through a series of <br />catch basins and 12 inch diameter conveyance piping to a 36-inch diameter underground <br />detention tank located north of the proposed building. Stone water discharged from the <br />detention facilities at a rate equivalent the 2-year pre developed Now rate will be directed to an <br />oil -water separator. Discharge from the oil -water separator will be conveyed to the grass -lined <br />swage for final polishing. For storms with a discharge greater than the 2-year event, the flow <br />will be directed by the control stricture to the existing ditch line along the east edge of the site. <br />The portions of the site disturbed by construction and not covered by surface parking or <br />building foot print will be landscaped or hydroseeded to protect against erosion. A temporary <br />erosion plan is provided for the control of stone water construction activity. <br />nRTEMP.WPS <br />
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