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Ms. Sabrina Fandler <br />City of Everett```1 <br />Public Works Department !, <br />Engineering/Permit Services C-4- �.� August 9, 2016 <br />ii. The conveyance calculations do not account for the tail water conditions in pipe 1 <br />due to the peak HGL in the MWS of 425.37'. <br />Response: The HGL in the conveyance calculations is based on a tailwater <br />elevation in the MWS of 425.37. <br />N. 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 />Response: Section 3 now states that City BMP 12.20 will be implemented on all <br />areas that will remain pervious after development. <br />iv. Section 8, Part C — Developed Site Hydrology. this section needs to be updated. <br />Response: Section 8, Part C has been updated to include both downstream <br />drainage courses from the detention pond. <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-year <br />event using the SBUH methodology and the Storm Shed3G program as adopted by <br />the City of Everett." This is an inaccurate statement. The City does not endorse the <br />Storm Shed software, and the City's standards would require the use of the rational <br />method for the sizing of the stormwater conveyance system on the site. In addition, <br />the 100yr flow calculated by Storm Shed, of 7.42 cfs, is less than the 100-year return <br />flow of 8.57 cfs estimated by WWHM2012. <br />Response: The conveyance analysis has been revised to use the Rational Method <br />and KCBW programs. The stormshed mimics WWHM 2012. The reason the 100- <br />year flow rates didn't match is because the pond and other minor surrounding areas <br />were not included in the stormshed calculations. <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 labeled <br />appropriately if that is the case. <br />Response: The information is the stage -storage of the pond based on calculated <br />areas at each given stage and the page has been relabeled for clarity. <br />vii. I am concerned about the proposed location of the MWS, both from an access and <br />geotechnical standpoint. The GULD for the MWS requires review and approval of <br />the site plan by MWS to ensure that site grading and slope are appropriate for the <br />use of a MWS unit, this review must occur for this site in addition to specific review of <br />the location by the geotechnical engineer. In order to aid this review, two cross - <br />sections of the unit must be provided, along its length and width, showing its location <br />relative to the above grade and to the rockery between the unit and the NGPE <br />boundary. <br />
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