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4. CIFFSITE ANALYSIS <br /> DEFINE STUDY AREA: <br /> From observations made during the field visit, and the topographic survey, no upstream <br /> off-site area is found to be tributary to this parcel. This is due to the existing topography <br /> of the surrounding areas as well as the developed nature of this general area. The <br /> downstream flow path is to the northwest comer of the site and inlo the alley. The <br /> existing alley runoff is collected by a catch basin approximately 120-feet north of the. site. <br /> This catch basin is connected to the combined storm/sewer syslem within 33'" St. via an <br /> 8" PVC pipe. Since this project is in the combined stomi/sewer basin the connection of <br /> the detention pipe ouffall to ttie sewer main in Paine Ave will not have any adverse <br /> impacts on the downstream system since this project is located near the upstream end of <br /> the existing main in Paine Ave and the flows from the alley and Paine Ave will combine at <br /> the intersection of 33r° St. and Paine Ave. <br /> REVIEW AVAILABLE INFORMATION: <br /> This project is not located within a FEMA floodplain and no other basin plans or drainage <br /> resource ;nfonration has been located as this time. <br /> FIELD INSPECTION: (Area of Disturbance Only) <br /> This site slopes slightiy to the north and northwest with the majority of the site runoff <br /> flowing into the existing alley northwest of the project. However, there appears to be a <br /> smalt amount of on-site runoff in the area of disturbance that leaves the site near the <br /> northeast corner of the property and enters the Paine Ave R.O.W. This runoff is collected <br /> to the north and conveyed to the combined stormisewer system. There H�ere no <br /> indications of erosion :.r�epacity problems in the portion of the downstream system that <br /> could be observed. <br /> DESCP.IPTION OF DRAINAG�= SYSTEM AND ANY EXISTING OR PREDI��TED <br /> PROBLEMS: <br /> The downstream system for this project appears in good condition. The system consists <br /> of sheet flow o��er gravel or pavement and then a piped conveyance system. <br /> Glaci�r Properties �� ��5 <br /> December 2011 Page-8 <br />