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PUBLIC WORKS <br />E ETT <br />REVIEW MEMORANDUM <br />TO: Y Siave $grre5 J <br />IIZ� <br />FROM: 1-tic ZiuimeFm_en- Kirk Brooksh_ci ne <br />DATE: February 18, 1999 <br />SUBJECT: Drainage Calculations/Requirements, Everett Post Office, 80" <br />Street <br />— I don't agree with the input parameters for the calculation of time of concentration and <br />existing flows, particularly the curve number for the pervious surface, the slope, and <br />Ple214 AR roughness coefficient for travel time calculation. The majority of the site is 2% slope <br />or less, the site is roughly graded (it isn't uniform and it has surface pockets and ridges <br />in non -compacted soils) and the site vegetation is brushy except for a portion of the site <br />which has been cleared and graveled for truck parking. The truck parking area is <br />-mostly level, the underlying soils do not appear to have been compacted and are rutted, <br />and the gravel is relatively deep and loose. <br />The volume of dead storage in each cell must be calculated and stated. The <br />7� calculations should show, at least, the bottom area and elevation of each cell, the dead <br />storage elevation, and the surface area at the dead storage elevation for each cell. <br />A map, which shows the subbasin areas used in the computer calculations must be <br />Vl�provided — the map on page 11 does not appear to be consistent with the subbasins used <br />in the computer calculations. <br />ity standards require the application of a correction factor to the calculated detention <br />volumes (please see section 1-3.2.2.2 of the City's stormwater manual). <br />