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See site, landscape and utility plans for other comments.
Response: OK
This plan set is more than adequate for a PDP, however will require more work for final approval.
Please provide a profile along alignment of W.M. Show existing and proposed grade and location of
all MT's /vaults associated w/W.M/ (this profile does have to be included in the plans.)
Response: Profile provided to Roger Buffington.
Sincerely,
The Sear -Brown Group
Alisa Babler
Design Engineer
cc: Theresa Michalak
File 823-001(a)
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Add ramp on North corner of Timberwood and private (service) road -see notes on site plans for
details.
Response: Ramp added to drawings.
Is PVH or Dial responsible for providing enhanced crosswalks across Timberline (@Timberwood)?
Response: Whichever project is built first will construct the crosswalks. Dial and PVH plans have
been coordinated.
Utility plans didn't show extent of the improvements at Timberwood/Timberline nor at
Timberline/Harmony.
Response: See revised street design.
Water/Wastewater
Coordinate Landscape design with civil design and provide required landscape/utility separation
distances.
Response: OK
Show and label all valves, access manholes and other items associated with Harmony Transmission
main in all views.
Response: OK
Label all fittings, plugs, thrust blocks, etc. on services and fire lines.
Response: OK
Show vaults for each Air Relief Valves in profile views. Reconfigure 12-inch water main profiles in
order to eliminate all unnecessary Air Relief Valves and bends when possible.
Response: OK
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Please include the appropriate side slopes as stated in the SHAG. This includes, beginning at the
edge of asphalt, a 6:1 slope for 12 feet, 4:1 slope for 6 feet, and steeper than 3:1 slope thereafter.
Response: N/A, Harmony Design is a separate submission set.
Please provide a preliminary design of Harmony Road 1000 feet beyond the construction limits, You
will need to show interim and ultimate improvements. The design of Harmony will need to meet the
requirements stated in the new State Highway Access Code.
Response: N/A Harmony Design is a separate submission set.
You will need to acquire off -site easements and possibly ROW for the improvements to the
Harmony Road/Timberline Road intersection.
Response: See General Note 20
Please show interim and ultimate improvements to Harmony Road. I would suggest having two
different sheets (1 for the interim/short range improvements and another sheet for the long-range
ultimate improvements).
Response: N/A, Harmony Design is a separate submission set.
Please provide profiles of the north and south edges of the medians as well as flowline/edge of
asphalt profiles.
Response: Done
Please provide full cross sections Harmony Road. Include cross slopes, flowline/EOA elevations,
ROW limits, medians, major utility crossings, etc.
Response: N/A, Harmony Design is a separate submission set.
Response to Redline comments:
Exhibit A, Utilities Location Plan, sheet 4 of the plat was provided for additional information.
Transportation Planning
Extend median nose through crosswalk (enhanced) on east leg of Timberwood/Timberline
intersection.
Response: Done
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Please provide cross -sections of both spillways in the plans that include all dimensions and other
information.
Response: Done.
Engineering
All offsite easements and ROW dedication documents must be submitted to the City prior to going
to the Planning and Zoning Board.
Response: OK
No angle points will be allowed in the medians and roadway. Refer to AASHTO for the minimum
radii required.
Response: A 500' radius was used.
Show spot elevations at all intersections as per details D-18 and D-19.
Response: Done
No curb return profiles were provided.
Response: Done
Please provide profiles of the north and south edge of the medians as well as flowline/edge of
asphalt profiles.
Response: Done
Please provide full cross sections of Timberline Road. Include cross slopes, flowline elevations,
ROW limits, medians, major utility crossings, etc.
Response: 50' cross sections along Timberline have been provide
The median in Timberline Road will need to be designed to allow for pedestrian refuge. Hence, it
needs to be pulled into the crosswalk.
Response: Done
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Some of the flows along Harmony Road still need to be considered, specifically from sub -basin 2.
Has the amount of flow to the irrigation ditch changed? Why not direct the flows from Harmony
Road to Pond 393 via inlets and storm sewers? Please address these concerns. In addition, CDOT
and the Ditch Company will need to approve of any changes in this area. Please provide approval
letters from them.
Response: N/A, Harmony Design is a separate submission set.
The spillway for Pond 393 is currently positioned to flow into a field. Please explain the reasoning
for this alignment or place the spillway to flow directly into the outflow Swale. In addition, please
show the spillway and top of berm elevations on the grading plans to designate the location..
Response: The spillways for both ponds are now located over the outlet pipes.
Please provide detailed grading exhibits for Pond 394 and Swale B 8 in the grading plans. Be sure to
include the pond spillway and top of berm elevations to designate the spillway location.
Response: An extra grading sheet (sheet 10A) has been added to the plans to show pond 394 and
swale B.
The City of Fort Collins no longer maintains the benchmarks used at the site. Please use one of the
current City vertical control benchmarks to tie-in the site elevations.
Response: The survey for this project was completed prior to the installation of the new City of Fort
Collins vertical control benchmarks in September 1998. Due to discrepancies between the two
datums, the project has maintained the control from the survey in order to avoid confusion during
construction. Sear -Brown uses the new control for all new projects whenever possible.
The equalization pipe for Pond 393 is a concern. Has the potential for delay effects from the
equalization been examined? An EXTRAN analysis in conjunction with the SWMM analysis would
clarify this concern. Please indicate with calculations and documentation that the size of the
equalization pipe is sufficient. This is a repeat comment
Response: An HY8 culvert sizing for this pipe has been done. The chosen 48" pipe will pass 41
cfs. this is half of the maximum 82 cfs flow into the combined pond system. The first pond holds
more volume so designing for this equal split of flows will be adequate for all possible pond filling
conditions. The head difference required added to the 100 yr water surface elevation will still be
below the weir crest elevation. Therefore this pipe will function at full capacity during the 100 yr
event without the pond overtopping.
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Response: The rating curve was revised and the correct 10 year hyetograph was used. The
hyetograph is in the appendix.
There are several discrepancies noted in the UDSEWER analysis of storm sewer profiles A & B.
Please revise these values and clarify as needed. One important issue is in regards to profile B- The
design flow manhole #3 (60.3cfs) only accounts for sub -basins 1, 15, & 18. It does not seem to
account for basins 12 & 14 (14.8cfs) which also contribute flows at manhole #3.
Response: The flows contributing to profiles A and B have been correctly routed and these revised
flows applied to the correct manhole nodes and inlets.
The ground surface elevations for storm sewer profile A & I on the plans do not seem to match those
used in the UDSEWER analysis. Please clarify.
Response: The ground surfaces at the outlets are noted as the crown or pipe invert out. This is
noted on the UD sewer output. The other elevation discrepancies have been fixed.
Please include some of the Flow Master results that were obtained for tailwater elevation estimates
in the rating curve calculations for both ponds.
Response: The Flow Master results are now included.
The riprap calculations are confusing. Please show how (with an equation) the d50 value was
obtained for each calculation. Also, please explain why the method used does not finish with that
method's sizing technique (ie, Class 6 instead of Type L).
Response: See revised riprap calculations.
On the drainage plan, please provide cross -sections of the detention pond emergency overflow
spillways with dimensions/elevations indicated, and also indicate the spillway elevation and top of
berm elevations on the grading plan.
Response: The cross sections have been provided on the profile sheets and elevations are stated on
the grading plan.
Please clarify the boundary between sub -basins 3 and 32 (which appears to be missing).
Response: The boundary is shown in the plans and the areas have been modified accordingly.
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THE
SEAR -BROWN
GROUP
209 South Meldrum
Fort Collins, Colorado 80521
(970)482-5922
FAX (970) 482-6368
Denver (303) 458-5526
January 29, 1999
Tim Blandford
City of Fort Collins, Engineering
281 N College
Fort Collins, CO
RE: PVHS
Dear Tim:
The following is our response to the City's written comments, dated December 12, 1998. Please
feel free to call if you have any additional questions or comments.
Stormwater Utility
Please show the existing drainage easement for the swale on the South property boundary.
Response: Easement has been added to plat.
The contributing area to detention pond 393 was calculated incorrectly. Thus the runoff coefficients,
allowable release rates, and rating curve are incorrect. Please recompute the contributing area and
revise those numbers that were affected.
Response: The area has been recompiled and the numbers affected, including the SWMM model,
have been revised accordingly.
Please use the revised rating curve for pond 393 in all the SWMM analysis. In addition, please
revise the rainfall hyetograph used for the 10-year SWMM analysis (see page 64 of the redline
report). Please double check and make sure that the SWMM rating curves for ponds 393 and 394
are complete and accurately reflect the values calculated.