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RUCKER AVE
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COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
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Proposed Site Information: <br /> 1. How will your project change the existing conditions? <br /> As it relates to drainage,the site will not be changed very much at all.We are planning to <br /> reuse both catch basins with very little change to the existing paving and drainage patterns. <br /> The main parking lot will change orientation, however the drainage patterns will be <br /> maintained via surface drainage to the existing catch basins. (See attached Site Drainage <br /> Plan.) Parking lot islands will be added in the accessory lot, but not affect the overall <br /> drainage to the existing catch basin servicing the lot. <br /> 2. Please provide the following quantities of proposed hard surfaces in square feet: <br /> Proposed Roof Area: 9,981 SF(No change). <br /> Proposed Other Hard Surfaces(pavement,gravel,etc.): 26,015 SF(net loss of impervious <br /> surfaces) <br /> 3. How will you manage rooftop runoff after the project is completed? <br /> There will be no change to the existing system.The current system currently drains via <br /> drains(internal to the building)and into the combined sewer system. <br /> 4. How will you manage stormwater runoff from hard surfaces(driveways,paved pathways, <br /> patios,etc.)?Evaluate each type of hard surface separately. <br /> There will not be any major change to the overall management of stormwater runoff.The <br /> existing catch basins will be maintained.The overall effect of the changes that we are <br /> proposing will actually lessen the amount of impervious surfaces by nearly 900 SF and <br /> therefore the amount of stormwater proportionately. <br /> Plan for Permanent On-Site Stormwater Management: <br /> You are required to"infiltrate, retain, and disperse stormwater"on your site to the maximum extent <br /> you can without causing erosion or flooding.The goal is to get stormwater runoff in contact with <br /> vegetated surfaces as much as possible before discharging to downstream conveyance systems. <br /> See Volume III, Chapter 12 of the 2010 Stormwater Management Manual for stormwater facility <br /> requirements: https://everettwa.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/1214 <br /> 1. Determine which options you must use for managing stormwater from rooftops via downspout <br /> disconnect by considering the following Best Management Practices(BMPs)in order: <br /> • BMP 12.30 On-site Infiltration Areas <br /> • BMP 12.40 Raingardens <br /> • BMP 12.50 Downspout Dispersion <br /> Notes: <br /> a. If location criteria can be met, but sizing criteria cannot,you must implement the BMPs to <br /> the maximum extent you can without causing erosion or flooding. Pre-sized facilities have <br /> been designed to meet 100%mitigation. Facilities may be able to be installed to achieve <br /> some stormwater mitigation. <br /> b. Other innovative downspout control BMPs such as rain barrels,ornamental ponds, <br /> downspout cisterns,dry wells,or other downspout water storage devices may also be used <br /> Page 4 of <br /> CITY OF EVERETT 13200 Cedar Street I Everett, WA 98201 142.5-257-8810 I everettwa.gov , <br />
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