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� Willows Apamnrnu <br /> Ihainage Smdy <br /> � 09/16/2009 <br /> � DEVELOPED SITE CONDITIONS <br /> 'I'hc proposed project wil] repiace an existing single family development including a <br /> � house and a shed building with a 4,200 sf two story apartment building, a paved asphalt <br /> driveway with supporting pazking lot azea and a lazge patio surfaced with porous <br /> pavement. 'The building and surrounding facilities aze to be handicap accessible with <br /> ' sidewalk grades of 5%or less. <br /> There aze currently no stotm drains on the property frontage along Melvin Avenue. <br /> On-site impervious surfaces induding the rooftop and asphalt driveway plus parking area <br /> I will be dcained into an on-site detention system via conventional roof drains and catch <br /> basins and routed to the downstream cotridor for transport t}u'ough the I-5 drainage <br /> �� system. The only exception to the conventional drainage design will be the sidewalk and <br /> patio surfaces, which will be constructed upon an over-excavated foundation to be back- <br /> filled with pervious material. The sidewalk and patio surfaces will be porous concrete or <br /> I equal adding a "green" benefit to the project and thereby reducing the impacts to the <br /> dovmstream conditions. <br /> � The Washington DOT plans have been examined to determine the capacity of the rock <br /> filled swale (I.e. under the sound suppression wall) to caay the existing and proposed <br /> sub-basin runoff. No information was pmvided by WSDOT which would illustrate the <br /> Lsize or depth of the facility provided. <br /> Since the DOE 2005 Storm Manuel has not yet been fotmally adopted by Everett, this <br /> ( si*.e will be required to provide detention using the SBUH methodology as cuirendy <br /> appmved. <br /> L <br /> �_ <br /> 1 <br /> l. <br /> ! <br /> ! <br /> I � <br /> 3 PROJECT:o5812 <br /> 1 <br />