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Because of the proximity of the wet pond/detention pond to the creek corridor, the <br /> required permanent srorage could not be provided without further impacting the creek <br /> corridor. The permanent storage volume that was able to be provided along with the <br /> oiVwater separator and the vegetated swale should adequately provide the water quality <br /> necessary to discharge to the creek. <br /> The other requirements for the permanent storage volume were able to be met. Over <br /> thiRy percent of the wet pond permanent storage volume is provided in the wetland <br /> treatment cell: <br /> Volume ofwetland treatment cell = 8590 CF <br /> Vulume of permanent storage = 27,550 CF <br /> Percent provided in weUand trcatment ccll = <br /> xsvucr'�=�«oce = 3�•Z PCrcCnt <br /> The permanent storage depth in the wetland was designed in the 0-2 foot range (1 foot) <br /> and the permanent srorage depth in the open warer cell was designed in the 3-6 foot range <br /> (4.5 feet). <br /> Oil/Water Separator <br /> ** (Deleted during City of Everett Review G/30/94) ** <br /> The oil/water separator was designed to the spill containment criteria. A 2500 gallon <br /> bat�le-type oil/water separaror is proposed ro treat the design flow before it enters the wet <br /> pond. It was not possible to design the oil/water separator for a 15 minute residence time <br /> for the design flow. An oil/wlter separator exceeding 25,000 gallons would need to be <br /> constructed to provide the 15 minute residence time. An 18-inch bypass line has been <br /> provided to convey Flow greater than the design flow around the oilhvater separator. The <br /> calculations for the oil/water separnror are �s follows: <br /> Total area tributary to the oil/water separator = 9.64 acres <br /> Q,,�,= cIA <br /> wliere c= 0.9; I = 0.5 in/hr; A= 9.64 acres <br /> STORM DILIINAGE REPORT FOR INTRANEST-SEAWAY - YAGE 7 <br />