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MERRILL CREEK PKY
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volume of runoff from the 6 month, 24-hour storm. The <br /> followinq two methods are acceptable for determininq the wet <br /> pond dasign volume; either 1) multiply the area of <br /> impervious surface in the contributing basin by the <br /> precipitation associated with tha desiqn storm or 2) <br /> determine the total ��olume of stormwater runoff using the <br /> Santa Barbara Urban Hydrograph method or comparable method. <br /> At least 50t of the wetpond design volume is required to be <br /> permanent storage in the pond. <br /> City standards require the maximum storage in the wetpond <br /> (dead storage + live storage) during the desiqn atorm to be <br /> equal. to or greater than the calculated required wetpond <br /> volume. The design storm must be routed through the pond to <br /> demonstrate that this requirement is beinq met, unless the <br /> entire required wetpond volume is provided as dead storaqe. <br /> The minimum allowable orifice size for a restrictor device <br /> associated with a wetpond is 1 inch. If a 1 inch orifice <br /> doesn't result in the required storage in the pond, then the <br /> percentage of the required wetpond volume provided as dead <br /> storage must be increased until the requirement is <br /> satisfied. <br /> The standards require a minimum of 30$ of the required <br /> permanent storage volume to be associated with the wetland <br /> treatment cell. A maximum of 70� is tu be associated with <br /> the open water cell. <br /> ` / As an alternative to the open water cell of the pond, a <br /> -�--wetvault may be provided. With the deep portion of the <br /> �� wetpond provided underground, fencing can often be avoided. <br /> In addition, vehicle access can be provided to the top of <br /> the vault instead of the to the bottom of the pond, and a 72 �,� <br /> inch manhole is not required upstream of the pond for grit �,e"F <br /> removal. /�nd -Ftu pv,�� w.�� �}ai� �a iees s�� l ace c�n.le . ,��,�.� °�i� <br /> �o��• �� <br /> If the wetvault option is chosen, a minimum volume equal to ,� „� <br /> a 15 minute detention time for the peak rate of daveloped G�en c�'. <br /> flow from the 6 month, 24-hour storm must be provided. Flow �9y l �� <br /> should enter one end of the vault and leave the other, and ;�U�� i5 <br /> the depth of permanent storage should be between 3 and 6 r��� �{J��k <br /> 4 <br /> feet. ��,a `�� k -�� <br /> The following information is needed for City review and ���I� �r�l <br /> approval of wetponds: <br /> v+�K'es�,)r <br /> 1) wetpond sizing calculations, including the wetpond � 1��yJ� • <br /> design volume, wetpond permanent storage volume, Ja <br /> and wetpond treatment cell volume <br /> 2) orifice sizinq calculations <br /> 3) stage-storage relationship of the pond <br /> 4) results of routing the design storm through the <br /> pond <br />
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