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24 hour storm than the required wetpond volume, then 500 <br /> cubic feet more dead storage will be required) . Other <br /> wetpond standards must continue to be met, such as depth of <br /> water in the open water and treatment cells and the ratio of <br /> storaqe in the treatment cell versus that in the open water <br /> cell. <br /> The stage-storaqe relationship of the pond must also be <br /> submitted to show that the pond has the capacity to store <br /> the required wetpond volume. <br /> The following information regardinq the wetpond must be <br /> submitted to the City for review and approval: <br /> i 1) wetpond sizing calculations <br /> 2) orifice sizing calculations <br /> 3) stage-storaqe relationship of the pond <br /> 4) results of routing the 2 year design storm through <br /> the pond <br /> Orifiaa sisinc• <br /> Privately maintained restrictor devices may have a minimum <br /> orifice size of 1 inch. <br /> oil/wat�r s�parator/crit r�moval vault: <br /> City standards call for the vault to have an inlet capacity <br /> determined by using the rational formula with a rainfall <br /> intensity of 0.5 inches per hour over the contributing area. <br /> Bypass piping is required for the vault per City standards. <br /> The vault inlet capacity should be reached at the point that <br /> tha water elevation in the bypass pipe is at its peak for <br /> the 10 year storm. <br /> The vault must be sized to provide a 15 minute detention <br /> time for the design flow. <br /> The entire contributing area must be used in calculating the <br /> size of the oil/water separator vault although only the <br /> paved surface is required to be routed throuqh the <br /> separator. <br /> The following information regarding the oil/water separator <br /> must be submitted for review and approval: <br /> 1) design inlet capacity calculations � <br /> 2) orifice sizing calculations <br /> ' 3) oil/water separator sizing calculations <br /> 4) bypass sizing calculations <br /> ; 5) copy of site plan showing the contributing area <br /> � <br />