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The separator should be equipped with a sampling tee at fts <br /> outlet. <br /> Downstream conditions must not result in water being backed <br /> up into the oil/water separator. The maximum elevation of <br /> water downatream should be a minimum of one foot below the <br /> invert elevation of the outlet pipe. <br /> overflow piping is required for the oil/water separator. <br /> Therefore, a flow diversion catch basin must be provided. <br /> Pleasa eae details f421 and �422 in the City of Everett's <br /> Deaign and Construction Standards and Specifications. <br /> The overflow pipe should be equipped with a floatable • <br /> + material separator, per City std. �410, that extends a <br /> minimum of 6" below the invert elevation of the pfpe to the <br /> separator. <br /> The inlet pipe should be sized to convey the ��il/water <br /> aeparator design flow when the overflow pipe is conveying <br /> the 10 year desfgn flow. The crown of the vault inlet must <br /> be at or below the invert elevation of the bypass pipe. <br /> A minimum of two feet must be provided below the invert of <br /> the vault inlet and the bottom of the flow diversion catch <br /> basin. <br /> The oil/water separator maintenance notes from section <br /> 4.11.1 of the City of Everett Design and Construction <br /> Standards and Specifications must be included on the plans. <br /> plolac: <br /> All catch basins used in conveying stormwater downstream <br /> from the wetpond, detention facilities, and/or vegetated <br /> swale must have solid lids in order to prevent runoff from <br /> entering them. <br /> The type of pipe used in the storm drainage system must be <br /> identified. <br /> CMP is not allowed in the public right-of-way. <br /> The City allows PVC to have a maximum diameter of 15 inches, <br /> a maximum depth of 22 feet, and a minimum cover oP 3 feet. <br /> On storm drains with depths to the flow line exceeding 5.5 <br /> feet, the following structures must be used: <br /> I <br /> Catch Basin Type II (standard plan #404) - maximum pipe <br /> size of 21" <br />
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