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9606 19TH AVE SE McDONALDS 2018-01-02 MF Import
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19TH AVE SE
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9606
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McDONALDS
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INTRODUCTION/GENERAL SUMMARY <br />The proposed McDonald's Restaurant project consists of a 3,600-square foot fast food restaurant facility <br />and associated site improvements, including parking, stormwater facilities and landscaping. The entire <br />property is approximately 0.95 acres in size. The site is located in the southeast quarter of the southeast <br />quarter of Section 18, Township 28 North, Range 5 Fast, W.M., lying within the City limits of Everett, <br />Washington. The site is bounded by 19th Avenue S.E. (Everett -Bothell Highway), on the north by an <br />existing motel, and on the south by an existing restaurant. The property is orientated on an east/west axis <br />with the longest portion being 229 feet long and the north and south portion which fronts 19th Avenue S.E. <br />being 164 feet. <br />EXISTING CONDITIONS <br />Based on our field reconnaissance and on topographic surveys performed on this project, it has been <br />determined that the project is open pasture on 100 percent of the project. No impervious surfaces exist in <br />the pre -developed condition of this project. The existing slopes on the property range from 3 to 12 percent <br />to the west. All surface drainage currently runs in an east to west direction away from 19th Avenue S.E. <br />The existing drainage pattern directs all drainage westerly across another 1-acre parcel and into a seasonal <br />drainage course lying between the westerly I -acre parcel and Interstate 5. <br />The existing drainage patterns adjacent to this site are as follows: <br />• The northerly property, which is an existing motel, currently collects all drainage into its own <br />on -site storm drainage collection system. <br />• Bounding the east edge of the project is 19th Avenue S.E. in which drainage is controlled within <br />the curb lines of the street and collected through a public storm drainage system. <br />• The drainage lying south of this site is collected through an existing parking lot into its own private <br />storm drainage system. <br />• The property lying to the west of this site is currently partial;y developed, however, it does drain <br />to the west away from our site. <br />Based on these conditions, there will be no off -site drainage contributing to this storm drainage system. <br />The existing soils on this site are Alderwood gravely, sandy loams. The Alderwood gravely, sand loam <br />is classified as Hydrologic Soil Group "C." The curb number assigned to the existing conditions for <br />meadow or pasture under Hydrologic Soil Group "C" is CN=85. This site will be modeled using this <br />runoff factor and treating the entire site as one basin. <br />DEVELOPED CONDITIONS <br />The proposed on -site storm drainage conveyance and detention system will be sized to meet or exceed the <br />City of Everett design standards. These design standards vary according to the drainage basin of the <br />receiving waters. This project lies within the Wood Creek Drainage Basin as identified in the City of <br />Everett Basin mapping. The Wood Creek Drainage Basin requires storage of the 25-year design storm with <br />a 2-year, pre -developed release rate. <br />5449.002 IDTC/ca/krl <br />
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