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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBLEVINS SUBDIVISION LOT 9 PUD PRELIMINARY - 42 91A - SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS - ROUND 1 - DRAINAGE REPORTPRELIMINARY DRAINAGE & EROSION CONTROL REPORT FOR LOT 9, BLEVINS COURT, P.U.D. .FORT COLLINS, COLORADO SEPTEMBER 27, 1991 (REVISED JANUARY 6, 1992) PREPARED FOR: KENT GLOVER PREPARED BY: . PARSONS & ASSOCIATES CONSULTING ENGINEERS --43-2-LINK-LANE_P_LAZA FORT COLLINS, COLORADO. 80524 (303) 221-2400 PROJECT NUMBER: 91.15 GLV + _ leel Zk _- Ic _h V'. _QBur V 6V No _ W :... /7 IOZ 85�. ZP S,IS _1,13 -- _1356.. _. Zoe 115Z ao S(o_ _ IYId - do 240- vl _2oS2 I490 z 30- o;s, 2)R _ Jfy Iy2Y Yo Z Os. o yy _ _2n 2 _ ff6 ►196 PRELIMINARY DRAINAGE & EROSION CONTROL REPORT FOR LOT 9, BLEVINS COURT, P.U.D. INTRODUCTION This drainage investigation has been prepared along with preliminary plans for the development of a tri-plea on Lot 9 of the Blevins Subdivision. This study was prepared in accordance with the City of Fort Collins "Storm Drainage Design Criteria and Construction Standards." SITE DESCRIPTION This project is to be constructed on Lot 9 of the Blevins Subdivision which is located at the southwest corner of the Blevins Court cul de sac in the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 14, Township 7 North, Range 69 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Larimer County, Colorado (see figure 1) Lot 9 includes 11,846 square feet and was platted as part of the Blevins Subdivision in 1958. Lot 9 remains the only vacant lot in this area. Adjacent structures appear to be single family residences converted to -1- st a �' • r-1,Ce viOR�. %' $ 3 U u 3 _ Np N 7 emu W MMr: S 5f in,t } . V N N C 3 N J a i g ►LJ, WMyn.$1 J. s �` Arp i u Q N a N1 C L c v.�'i', r• ye.S .. OIC P. "co LORADO_ EEh .,..� W..M.Nd -,j wa -.so.m a. f�.;x ;• Y,c;:A'sl s.muU Rd .LnwcC( 28 :ar �W LYbs s� 1 r 'I' UNIVERSITY $umm«s1 WPn,p,,. R✓ x c 4 26 xeoerrs' ± ��Iv«u s. w` v t« st ct 4 slur n 2. 78 Nyst�w sf W.rl,nb e VICINITY MAP N PROJECT SITE FIGURE 1 rental property due to their proximity to the Colorado State University Campus. These units are typically raised one to two feet above curb level with individual yards draining into side yards and then into street curbs. This site slopes from west to east at about a 1.5% slope and is covered by natural grasses. It appears that no drainage facilities were constructed as part of the Blevins Subdivision and runoff is conveyed via streets in this area towards Spring Creek. All other utilities (including sewer and water) were located along back property lines and extend from south Whitcomb Road. CRITERIA The Rational Formula as identified in the City of Fort Collins "Storm Drainage Design Criteria and Construction Standards" has been used to develop runoff flows from this site. The Rational Formula is an excellent predictor of flows from drainage basins with areas less than 200 acres. HISTORIC DRAINAGE Runoff in this area is primarily from residential buildings that sheet flows towards local streets. Water runs from west to -2- east on Lot 9 before spilling into Blevins Court. It is intended that this development will maintain this pattern. PROPOSED DRAINAGE OFF -SITE FLOWS Water from the north and east will be conveyed by a drainage swale along the north property line to Blevins Court. This will allow flows (primarily from the west) to continue through the site. Areas east and south of this site continue to flow away from the proposed improvements. There appears to be a small low lying area at the southeast corner of the site. These flows will be brought into the parking lot and conveyed along the easterly edge of the site. This area is less than .01 acres. ON -SITE FLOWS Runoff from the majority of the site including roof drainage, sidewalks and open space will be directed to the parking lot at the east edge of the site (see figure 2). These flows will be detained in the parking lot and metered through a curb opening at the northeast corner of the parking lot. A sidewalk culvert will allow these flows to discharge into Blevins Court at their historic rate. These flows are as follows: MM o goOoO'o0"W �3.70` �� roro \ roe P 1 m Cro iM roFo �' A 1 v t,a Irm E pl� ci / C oc M I ml� I u I FlGU2E Z 0 Historic Q2 = .17 cfs Q100 = .63 cfs Developed Q2 = .48 cfs Q10o = 1.63 cfs Calculations for these flows are attached. EROSION CONTROL This site will be completely stripped during construction. Due to the small size of this project all of the structures will be built at one time. Water erosion control will be accomplished by the placement of a sediment trap at the location of the proposed detention pond. Wind erosion control will be accomplished by existing trees and the placement of the furthest west structure which will provide a barrier along 60% of the west property line. Detailed Erosion Control calculations will be submitted along with final plans as required. -4- CONCLUSION The development of a tri-plex on this site will increase runoff onto adjacent streets. To mitigate this increased flow; runoff will be directed to the parking area of the east edge of the site which will act as a detention pond. A weir will control the discharge from the parking lot into a sidewalk culvert which will direct the water to Blevins Court. These improvements will insure that drainage from the site will remain at existing levels. -5- ff PARSONS & T Kea f G/#ytr JOB NO. `, Ir CLV /r—l— ASSOCIATES PROJECT j�� t 9:JlfU �ON/I r P (l � CALCULATIONS FOR CONSULTING ENGINEERS MADE SV TWt OAT �7 Ij ICHECKED SV DATc SHEET I Ft CoMfo. Color -do SOM OF -T T--7-I-1 I I ! I off, ICI � r I + ' C