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19TH AVE SE
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10025
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, <br /> , <br /> h) All other applicable, a^d non-conflicting, criteria in the current edition of SMI's <br /> Product Design Manual shall be followed in the design, construction and <br /> maintenance of the SMI Storm Filter or, this site. <br /> i) For Storm Filter located downstream of detention systems, the SMI mass <br /> loading design procedure shall be utilized, with the following assumatians: <br /> 1) TSS removal requi�ed = 80% <br /> 2) Vb = the v�lume of dead storage plus the 7-day average live storage <br /> volume from the routing of the 6-month, 24-hour storm through the <br /> detention system (if a 7-day routing is not available, use Vb = volume of � <br /> dead storage) � <br /> 3) `✓r= the 6-month, 24-hour storm volume � <br /> 4) H = depth of Vb I <br /> 5) Mean annual rainfall = 37 inches <br /> 6) Percent runoff capture = 90% - <br /> 7) Event mean concentration (EMC) = 100 mg/L <br /> 8) Alfowable cartridge flow rate = 7.5 gpm <br /> 9) Mass load per cartridge = 36 Ibs <br /> 10) For checking that Qpn can meet Eri,e,, assume the TSS load entering the <br /> filter has a particle size distribution of 5% sand, 85% silt, and 10% clay <br /> 19. Where soil characteristics are suitable and other site conditions do not preclude <br /> their use, roof runoff systems designed and constructed in accordance with City <br /> standards shall be used to infiltrate roof top runoff to the maximum extent practical. <br /> 20. Table 1-5.7 of the City's Storm�Nater Management Manual contains an error in <br /> the "n" values for sheet flow. The column of values should read "0.011, 0.05, <br /> 0.15, 0.24, 0.41, 0.13, 0.40, 0.80". <br /> 21. For the medical and dental offices any X-ray developers will need to have silver <br /> recovery units in place or haul the used fixer. All dental o�c�s will need to be <br /> compliant with the agreement between ihe Washington Dental Association and the <br /> Department of Ecology for amalgam control as well as silver recovery/hauling for <br /> the X-ray developing. <br /> 22. A pedestrian circulation system for the site m�.!st be approved by the Planning <br /> Director and Traffic Engineer prior to the issuance of any building permits. <br /> Walkways m�st alloyv pedestrians and wheelchairs to gain easy access from <br /> sidewalks and bus stops to building entrances through the use of paths which are <br /> physically separated from vehicle tratfic and mane� :eriny areas. (See the city's <br /> Design and Censtruction Stand:.�ds and Specifications Manual and Section 39.165 <br /> of the Zoning Code.) <br /> 23. Placement and screening of refuse disposal areas must be provided per Section <br /> 39.080 of the Zoning Code as follows: <br /> 6�� <br />
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