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SUMMARY OF STORM DRAINAGE ANALYSIS <br />FOR THE <br />SOUTH POINTE ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY <br />SECTION 24, TOWNSHIP 28, RANGE 4 <br />EVERETT, WASHINGTON <br />December 12, 1995 <br />GENERAL <br />This portion of the analysis is included as an addition to the storm water hydraulic <br />calculations to give an overall description of the storm drainage system on and off the <br />site. For this analysis one site visit was made to note the condition of the existing <br />drainage system. <br />PROPOSED SITE <br />The project site is located on the west side of Emander Road (4th Ave W) just north of <br />104th Street SW in Everett, Washington ( See enclosed vicinity map ). The applicant is <br />proposing to construct a single level assisted living facility with a total area of <br />approximately 10,000 square feet. <br />The site is about 0.55 acres and consists of a single drainage sub-basin that has been <br />labeled SB-1. The existing site was previously used as a single family residence and <br />cc+nsists of three b��ildings with associated sidewalks, lawns, and gardens. The site <br />topography is generally flat with some sloping in the southwest corner at about a 2% <br />grade. The drainage pattem is basically a sheet flow and the surtace flow appears to <br />infiltrate prior to leaving the site. There is no off-site upstream tributary drainage basin <br />contributing to the project site. <br />METHOD OF ANALYSIS <br />Drainage calculations were pertormed in accordance with methods described in the <br />'Stormwater Management Manual for the Puget Sound Basin' . Proposed storm <br />drainage conveyance and detention facilities were analyzed using the Soils <br />Conservation Services (SCS) hydrograph method. The 'Water Works' Hydrology <br />program was used to generate, add, and route hydrographs. <br />
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