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112TH ST SW
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1505
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the overall operation and Intent of the detention vault and release structures Is anticipated to <br />be negligible. <br />In order to meet the requirements of 5ErA condition #10, concerning the hydrology of the <br />wetland, an analysis has been made to establish the amount of runoff that currently flows to <br />the wetland that will be affected by development. This analysis Included the runoff from 112th <br />5t. 5.W. There le no curb and gutter along 112th 5t. 5.W. As a part of this development 112th <br />5t. S.W. will be Improved with sidewalk, curb and gutter. Runoff from 112th St. 5.W. after <br />development will be duetted to a new catch basin at the southwest comer of the site, thus <br />bypassing the wetland. To establish an existing Q to the wetland, the area of 112th St. S.W. has <br />been Included In the basin. However, to establlsh a developed Q whirh In tur- would be used to j <br />calculate the amount of onsite detention requlred,112th St. S.W. has nct bten Included In the rv� <br />basin. ray paving 112th St. 5.W., the amount of Impervious ndll be Increased by 4,188 square fret <br />with an change In LN from 90 to 98. The downstream effect In Increased runoff from 112th 9t. <br />S.W. Is anticipated to tie negligible while at the some time maintaining existing flows to the <br />wetland. the Santa Barbara Unit Hydrograph method has been used to onsyze the wetland <br />basin. <br />
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