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Jane Zimmerman <br /> City of Everett <br /> Engineering&Public Works -2- August 29,2002 <br /> The proposed 1 L4 acres "equivalent area", will consists of roof generated or clean s[orm runoff from <br /> Building A through Building G and will be collected and routed to an infiltration facility to be located on- <br /> site for each building. A separate gravity conveyance pipe system will be provided to connect thc <br /> overflow of each infiltration fncility and route the overflow to discharge to the Glemvood Creek Basin. <br /> Please refer to the Developed Basin Map. <br /> Hydrolody: The methodology udlized to size the detention system for this project was such that one-half <br /> of the 2-year pre-developed storm event was the release rate during the 2-year developed condition storm. <br /> In addition, the 10-year pre-developed pwk runoff rate was the release ra[e during the 10-year <br /> pcst-developed condition s[orm. Pinally, the 100-year pre-developed peak rate o[runoff was the release <br /> rate during a 100-year,24-hour developed condition storm event. In addition, after the initial pond sizing, <br /> the pond was upsized by 39 percent based on the amount af impervious surface on-site, which generated a <br /> larger pond and all of the hydrographs were routed through the final upsized pond ro determine their <br /> actual performance. We have included the drainage calculations in Attachment"B"for your reference. <br /> Alternative Drs�inage Design for"Equivalent Area": <br /> Although this project assumes infiltration for the 11.4 acre equivalent area draining to the, Glemvood <br /> Creek Bz;in, an alternative conceptual design has been prepared in the event that fuwre soils investigation <br /> determines that infiltration is not feasible at. isolated locations. The alternative replaces the infiltration <br /> facility with an individualized deten[ion vault, while utilizing a separate conveyance system that routes <br /> the discSarge to the Glemvood Crcek Basin. Refer to the Altemative Drainage Sys[em Exhibi[ attached. <br /> We have also included detention drainage calculations per acre of impervious roof in Attachment"B" for <br /> your reference. <br /> We trust that this letter satisfies the City's concerns regarding the issue of maintaining Qie natural <br /> discharge location of the site by providing an "equivalenP'area. Please feel free to wntact myself at[his <br /> office to further discuss this matter or with questions or comments that we may be able to address. <br /> Respectfully, <br /> ���CS """- <br /> Patrick A. Taitano,P.E. <br /> Project Engineer <br /> � PAT/dm <br /> 10470c.0�l.doc <br /> enc: A[tachment"A"—Exhibit Drawings <br /> Attachmen["B"—Drainage Calculatians <br /> cc: Patrick Gemma, Panattoni Development Company, LLC <br /> Daniel K. Balmelli, Darghuusen Consulting Engineers, Inc. <br /> Ali Sadr, IIarghausen Consulting Engineers, Inc. <br /> -/L <br />
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