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PUBLIC WORKS <br />construction plans for the detention pond and any pages that include pond - <br />specific construction criteria. In fact, unless the responsible geotechnical <br />engineer does sign the appropriate plans, I will not be willing to sign those plans <br />myself. <br />iv. Please also see below for more detailed comments on the plans and drainage <br />report. And again, I am likely to have additional comments once more project - <br />specific information has been provided on the plans and in the report. <br />b. More specific plan/report comments (emailed to applicant on 7/20/16 and 7/21/16): <br />i. The flow calculations for the internal bypass weir and the two 1.88" orifices of <br />the MWS water quality device must also be included in the calculations and the <br />MWS detail must show the height of the overflow weir. <br />ii. The conveyance calculations do not account for the tail water conditions in pipe <br />1 due to the peak HGL in the MWS of 425.37'. <br />iii. Section 3 — Site development Plan with On -Site Stormwater Management: At a <br />minimum, City BMP 12.20 must be implemented on this site in all areas that will <br />remain pervious after development. <br />iv. Section 8, Part C — Developed Site Hydrology: this section needs to be updated. <br />v. In Section 8, Part F — Conveyance Analysis, the report states the following: "The <br />conveyance system for the site will be conservatively sized to convey the 100- <br />year event using the SBUH methodology and the Storm Shed3G program as <br />adopted by the City of Everett." This is an inaccurate statement. The City does <br />not endorse the Storm Shed software, and the City's standards would require the <br />use of the rational method for the sizing of the stormwater conveyance system on <br />the site. In addition, the 100yr flow calculated by Storm Shed, of 7.42 cfs, is less <br />than the 100-year return flow of 8.57 cfs estimated by WWHM2012. <br />vi. The report includes a stage -storage calculation under the heading "Size the <br />Detention Pond" — does this information represent the actual stage -storage of the <br />pond based on calculated areas at each given stage? The page needs to be <br />labeled appropriately if that is the case. <br />vii. I am concerned about the proposed location of the MWS, both from an access <br />and geotechnical standpoint. The GULD for the MWS requires review and <br />approval of the site plan by MWS to ensure that site grading and slope are <br />appropriate for the use of a MWS unit; this review must occur for this site in <br />addition to specific review of the location by the geotechnical engineer. In order <br />to aid this review, two cross -sections of the unit must be provided, along its <br />length and width, showing its location relative to the above grade and to the <br />Page 3 of 4 <br />
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