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1.0 PROJECT OVERVIEW <br /> Tliis report accompanies the constn�ction plans for ttie proposed gas station plam�ed for an <br /> existing lot located to the south of the existing Fred Meyer store at 8530 Evergreen Wey in <br /> Everett, Washington. The sitc is describcd as: <br /> Lot B of City of Everett BSP recorded April 25, 2986 undec Recarding <br /> No. 8604255001 and reviscd R�rorded Pebruary 6, 1987 under Rewrding <br /> Nos. 8?02065006 and 8702065Q07, in Snohomish County, Washington. <br /> The purpose of this report is to veril'y t!�at the existing stormwater pond located west of lhe site <br /> provides sufficient primary water quality treatment for stomiwacer runoff, and to size the <br /> proposed water quality pre-treatment vault for the planncd re-dcvclopment. The existing pond <br /> was modificd according to thc conditions determined by a prcviously written report titled: <br /> "Storm Drainagc Report for Pred Mcycr- Gverett dated March 1999, p:epared by A1iDL. That <br /> �� <br /> report sized the pond using three drainage basins named [3asin A, Basin B, and Basic C. The <br /> proposed gas station lot is part oP Basin A, which includes a total basin area of 23.22 acres, and <br /> 90 peroent impervious area. At the time the reporl was prepared, the proposed gas station site <br /> was an asphalt paved parking lot with no buildings on site. The proposed gas station site has a <br /> total area of 0.73 acre,of which 85 percent is impervious. <br /> The r�development of the site witl havc very little impact on the site hydrologically. Existing <br /> asphalt pnvement will bc removed mid replaced witli new asphalt pavement, cement concrete <br /> pads, and a canopy over thc fueling area. Approximately 700 squar: feet of existing landscape <br /> area will be removed and replaced with asphalt pavement. This area can be considered <br /> insignificant as it amounts to just owr 2 percent of the site nrea,and less than 0.05 percent of the <br /> basin arcas draining to the existing pond. The existing ponJ has sufficient capaciry to provide <br /> primnry water quality treatment for the re-dcvclopment of the site. Pre-treatment of srormwater <br /> runoff will be required for the site. Thc attached pages include calculations of runoff volume for <br /> the 6-month/24-hour stomi, and the calculations for sizing thc pre-treahnent vault based on <br /> 30 percent of the 6-month storm volume. <br /> �: <br /> ;k <br /> Y':. <br /> r% <br /> �. <br /> 106P 1.OD4x.doc <br /> 1 � <br />