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DVE Connyltants, Inc. <br />PRIMARY TREATMENT OF RUNOFF, DETENTION AND RELEASE OF <br />RIINOFF <br />The total site area is 1.93 acres. An underground concrete detention vault was chosen to <br />provide for both detention and primary treahnent, in the form of dead storage, of the <br />generated runoff. A second vault will be open topped and used for secondary treatrnent <br />in a wetland cell. It should be noted ffiat the calculated live storage will be based on the <br />azeas of both vaults in th� foilovring calculations. <br />Analysis for the design wes based on the Hydrog�aph meti7od using the Santa Barbara <br />Urben Hydrog�aph model for the computation of predicted runoff and level pool routing. <br />CalculaGons were aided using Waterworks so&wue. <br />DETENTION AND RELEASE <br />Detention and release were designed to limit peak flows from the developed site during <br />the 2-year, 24 hr storm event to 50 °/a of the exisring condirion 2 yeaz, 24 hr peak runoff <br />and to maintain the existing condition peak flows for the 10 yr. and 100 yr. events as <br />well. <br />As noted above, the soil is of the hydrologic soils group C, The undeveloped azea is <br />covered with tall grass and some brush , from table 1-5.6 use curve numbers of 81 for <br />the undeveloped condition and 86 for the developed condirion. <br />Intensities in total inches in 24 hr event are• <br />6 MO 1" <br />2 yr. 1.55>' <br />10 yr. 2.25" <br />100 yr. 3.25" (see table 1-5.4) <br />DETENTION AND RELEASE <br />The basins and hydrographs developed by the Watenvorks softwaze are attached to this <br />report. Per City standazds a correction factor for storage volume must be applied to <br />account for errors in the design model due to continuous storm events. For this site, with <br />60% impervious surfaces, the conection factor is 1.35. This procedure calls for the <br />design to match water sw�face elevarions consistent with the volumetric increase. This <br />can be accomplished in either of two ways; by increasing the hydrographs by 30% and <br />applying them to the desigi pond. Or, by decreasing the design pond area/volume by 30 <br />% and designing the release structure based on ac:ual rainfall events. For this design the <br />latter was chosen. The actual basin is : <br />The underground basin and wedand cell; ( 20' x 30') +(20' x 65') = 1„900 sf <br />1,900 / 1.35 =1,407 sf <br />Therefor. the modeled basin is onlv 70' X 20' for a total area of 1 400 sf. <br />Drainage Report, Bush Crardens, Job # 98022 <br />C:'�vfy llocuments`,DRN. RE:pT198051.docLast printed 1O101J98 9:32 AM <br />i <br />
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