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The siltation control devices will remain in place until all construction work is completed <br />per the specifications and details on the construction plans and all areas are stabilized. <br />All pipes and catch basins will be cleaned and flushed prior to being put into service. <br />Once constructed, proper, regular maintenance of the treatment and conveyance <br />system will allow the systein to function optimally. <br />Downstream Analvsis: <br />Runoff from the site will enter the public drainage system at two locations. The rooftop <br />runoff will be tight-lined to an existing manhole near the southwest corner of the <br />proposed building in 100T" Street. Runoff from the remainder of the site will be <br />discharged tu the system in 4T" Avenue east of the site. Ttiese two systems converge <br />at the intersection of 100T" Street and 4T" Avenue southeast of the site. Both systems <br />consist of 24" concre:e pipes and manholes. The drainage continues south along the <br />west side of 4T" Avenue to Everett Mall Way. At this point the drainage flows northeast <br />along Everett Mall Way in 18" and 15" pipes. The pipe siopes appear to be greater <br />than those found in the 24" pipes, therefore providing su�cient capacity. <br />Conclusions: <br />The proposed development will decrease stormwater runoff, due to the required <br />landscaping and the existing site being impervious. It is proposed to treat all of the <br />runoff frorn pollution generating surfaces prior to discharging from the site. <br />There are no anticipated adverse impacts on the downstream conveyance system due <br />to this develapment. <br />M:\Sdg�2004�259-SDG-04 - FSI - Horizon Bank in Everett\DRAIN\Drainage Analysis•259.doc � <br />