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MERRILL CREEK PKY
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2300
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OPUS NW
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5.0 ANALYS[S AND DESIGN OF REQUIRFD RWOFF CONTROL [3NIPs <br /> � The 3.33-acre project site is located within one drainage basin, which is known as Narbeci:Creek, <br /> which is the drainage basin that the site drains lo under existing conditions. <br /> Convevnnce• <br /> For purposes of conveyance and collection of stormwatcr nmoff generated from the development <br /> area, the Rational Mcthod was uscd based on the 2�-year design storm using a precipitation value <br /> of 2.6 inches. Please see the convcyance calculations within the Appcndix oC this report. <br /> Detention Facilitics: <br /> For the purposes oC detention calculation, the precipitauon values as dictated by the Ciry of <br /> Everett were uulized for the sitc crcating hydrographs for thc 100-ycar (3.25 inches), l0-year, <br /> (2.25 inches), and 2-year (1.55 inches) design storms as well as the pre-developed condition <br /> storms. For the pre-developed condition, [he si[c was assumcd to havc becn forested with a <br /> runo(f Curve Number oF 76. For the developed condition, a pervious runoff Curve Numbcr of 86 <br /> was utilized Cor the landscape area. For the impervious areas, a runoff Curve Number of 93 was <br /> utilized. The methodo(ogy utilized to size the detention system Cor the site was such that one-half <br /> oE[lte 2-year�,re-developed stortn even[ was the release r.tte during a 2-year developecI condition <br /> storm. In addition, thc (0-ycar prc-dcvcloped pcak runoff ratc was the relr.ase rate during a <br /> f 0-year post-developed condition storm. Finally, the 100-year pre-developcd E�eak rate of runoff <br /> �vas the release rate during a 1(�-year/24-hour developed condition storm event. In addition to <br /> matching thc release rates, a sa(ery factor based on the impervious amount of surface percentage <br /> is utilizcd for tliis project site, �vhich totuls approximately 42 perccnt safety factor basecl on a <br /> � 80 percent impervious covcragc for thc projcct site. <br /> A single de�ention pond is proposed to handle the detention mquirements for.he site. <br /> W:�tcr Oualitc Fncilitics: <br /> For the purposes of water quality, a wet pond is proposed located below the live storage in u <br /> weddctcntion pond sized to srorc, as dead storuge, thc cntire 6-monttd24-hour design storm <br /> volume from thc full buildout condition. <br /> 1 <br /> 12270.003.da <br />
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