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9. DESIGN CRITERIA - The system has been designed to meet a combination of the <br />City of Everett and the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife criteria A <br />summary of the criteria by events and process are listed below: <br />A) Stormwatcr treatment is provided by a wetpond meeting the City criteria of <br />open and treatment volumes, 2 year storage volume and vegetation. <br />B) Discharge from the treatment pond is control to 50% of the predeveloped 2 <br />year storm during the 2 year developed design runoff. However the City has a 1" <br />I minimum orifice size for outlet control. In this case the minimum opGce will be used <br />because the drainage area and flows are too small to exceed the minimum orifice <br />requirement. <br />C) Runoff from the 10 year storm is controlled to the 10 year predeveloped runoff <br />rate during the 10 year developed design storm. <br />D) Runoff during the 100 year event is controlled to the 100 year predeveloped <br />runoff rate. <br />E) the detention volume above the 2 year storm event is increased by 50% for <br />commercial property. <br />A summary of design criteria regarding detention release rates, storage volumes and wet <br />pond volumes are shown in Table 1, Burger King Design Criteria Summary <br />Table 1 Burger King Design Criteria Summary <br />Dean, Criteria <br />6 on Storm <br />2 Year Storm <br />1 eartorm <br />1 ear tonm <br />Lennon <br />3,6301 <br />6,6102 <br />8� <br />Volume, cf <br />Wet Pond <br />3,6301 <br />3,6301 <br />3,6301 <br />3,6301 <br />Volume, cf <br />Permanent <br />1815 <br />Storage, cf <br />Permanent <br />544 <br />Treatment <br />Storage, cf <br />Pt Storage <br />2,980 <br />4,673 <br />Volume, cf <br />veo <br />. Ocs <br />4 cs <br />cs <br />Runoff Rate <br />ntena a ease <br />0.063 <br />0.063 <br />Rate, cfs <br />13,630 of based upon 0.99" rainfall <br />2 detention volume for design storm plus additional 50% <br />3 1" minimum orifice size <br />96-016 3 Two Rivers Enoneaing <br />