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2.2 RUNOFF CURVE NUMBERS <br />The site is partially developed and partially vegetated with grass and trees. The runof <br />equals 86 for existing pervious conditions. The runoff CN equals 86 for developed pert <br />conditions. The runoff CN equals 98 for pre- and post -developed impervious coedit <br />Landscape areas along the perimeter of the site bordering SR-527 and 100th Street S.E. <br />drain to the existing streets, and since the curve numbers for pre- and post -level <br />conditions for this area remain the same, this area will not be considered bypass nor will it be <br />retained for detention. Runoff from the landscaping areas on the remainder of the site will be <br />collected and conveyed into the detention systems. <br />2.3 TIME OF CONCENTRATION <br />The time of concentration for the pre -developed condition has been determined by identifying <br />the path of runoff from the hydrological most distant point of the site to the natural point of <br />discharge. Figure 2 identifies the travel distance as approximately 180 lineal feet at a slope <br />of approximately 2 percent. Tc equals 22.53 minutes for pervious area and 0.88 minutes for <br />impervious area. The time of concentration for developed areas can be found in the Basin <br />Summary section of the Hydrological Calculations. <br />2.4 SOILS <br />See Figure 4 for a copy of the Soils Map for this project. The map indicates that the site's <br />{ soils are classified as Alderwood. Alderwood soil falls under the hydrological soils Group "C." <br />2.5 DETENTION VOLUME CALCULATIONS <br />See Appendix "A" for the czlculations performed to size the detention vault. As previously <br />mentioned, the City of Everett requirements utilize the Department of Ecology's Stormwater <br />Management Manual for the Puget Sound Basin criteria. The volume required equals 3,434 <br />cubic feet. Storage volume was increased by 50 percent based on the percentage of impervious <br />area under developed conditions, which was conservative. <br />3.0 STORMWATER QUALITY CONTROL <br />Treatment of stormwater will be provided prior to its release to the downstream drainage course. <br />Biofiluation of all stormwater from the entire site will occur within a grass lined swale situated along <br />the southern end of the site. The biofiltration swale will be appropriately designed to assure <br />conveyance of stormwater through a minimum of 100 feet of vegetated ground cover. The <br />biofiltration Swale will be situated downstream of the stormwater detention vault. The biofrltration <br />swale was designed and sized per City of Everett criteria, which requires the 6-montlt/24-hour design <br />storm be utilized for treatment, with a minimum residence time of 5 minutes and a Manning's *No <br />value of 0.20. This swale has a width of 1 foot at the bottom. <br />-2- 2918.011 [JJ/sml <br />