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In addition, all type ii catch basins and manholes with <br />"catches'� are required to have locking lids. These <br />requirements should be indicated on the plans, either <br />specifically for each structure of this type or as a general <br />note. <br />Wetland nerc oipe detail <br />This pipe does not appear to be on the plans, or at least, <br />is not labeled as such. <br />No calculations are given as to how much water is going to <br />the perc. pipe, when, or what water. If this system is <br />intended to maintain wetland B's hydrology, these <br />calculations must be submitted and compared to existing <br />flows to wetland B. <br />Is water from the pond intended to feed continuously into <br />this system? The invert elevation of catch basin 52 is <br />qiven as 2.5 feet below Y.he permanent water level in the <br />pond, although it is difficult to tell what the elevation of <br />the perforated pipe is along its length. <br />The elevation of the perc pipe system should be related to <br />the elevation of the ground water table in the area. There <br />should probably be enough head ava�lable upstream of the <br />system to cause water to overflow the top of the rock-filled <br />trench and sheet flow to the wetland if water doesn't <br />infiltrate out as planned due to high groundwater or <br />clogging of the system. <br />It might be preferable to set the perforated pipe closer to <br />the surface of the trench, to facilitate movement of water <br />out of the system by sheetflow to the wetland if <br />infiltration fails to occur. <br />To minimize the fines brought in, "minus" material shouldn�t <br />be specified for the pere system. A minimum diameter should <br />be specified for the washed rock. <br />The trench should be lined with an appropriate filter fabric <br />material to prevent movement of fines into the trench from <br />surrounding material. <br />iscellaneous• <br />When perforated pipe is called out, the type of pipe, size <br />of perforations and spacing of perforations must be called <br />out. <br />A small asphalt berm or lip should be constructed at catch <br />basins 37 and 38 to ensure that runoff from the upper area <br />