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i <br /> The control structure must ensure that detention release <br /> rates do not exceed alloa�able release rates and that the <br /> detained volume in the por:d reaches or exceeds the requirad <br /> wet pond volume for the 2 ,year storm. Orifice calculations <br /> must be submitted showing that the control structure is <br /> meeting both these requirements. <br /> The following information regarding the detention/wetpond <br /> must be submitted to the City for review and approval: <br /> 1) completed City of Everett Drainage Calculation <br /> Form � <br /> , 2) wetpond sizing calculations <br /> 3) orifice sizing calculatione <br /> 4) stage-storage relationship of the pond <br /> 5) results of routing the 2 year design storm through <br /> the pond <br /> Netuond• <br /> The required we ��ond volume is equal to the volume of runoff <br /> from the 2 year, 12 (24) -hour storm (1.20(1.55) inches of <br /> precipitation) . Two methuds are acceptable for determining <br /> the required wet pond volume; either multiply the area of <br /> impervious surface in the contributinq basin by 1.20 (1.55) <br /> inches or determine the volume of the 2 year, 12 (24) -hour <br /> hydrograph for the entire contributing area. At least 50� <br /> of this volume is required to be permanent storage in the <br /> pond. The required detention volume must be provided as <br /> live storage in addition to the dead storage. <br /> The desiqn wetpond volu�;e must be reached or exceeded for 4 <br /> the 2 year, 24 (12) -hour storm. As a firs� guess, the <br /> primary orifice should be sized to release approximately the <br /> existing two year storm peak and the second orifice located <br /> at the elevation relating to the design wetpond volume. The <br /> 2 year, 24 (12j -hour storm should then be routed through the <br /> pond to ver.ify that the wetpond design volume is being <br /> reached or exceeded fur the design storm. <br /> The maximum storage in the wetpond (dead storage + live <br /> storage) during the design storm (2 year, 12 (24) -hour storm) <br /> must be equal to or greater than the calculated required <br /> wetpond volume. The design storm must be routed through the <br /> pond to demonstrate that this requirement is being met, <br /> unless the entire required wetpond volume is being provided � <br /> as dead storage. The minimum allowable orifice size for a <br /> restrictor device associated with a wetpond is 1 inch. If a <br /> 1 inch orifice doesn't result in the required storage in the <br /> pond, then the amount of the requi.red wetpond volume <br /> provided as dead etorage must be increased until the <br /> requirement is satisfied (i.e. , if use of a one inch orifice <br /> results in 500 cubic feet less stored volume for the 2 year, <br />