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DRAINAGE AND EROSION CONTROL
REPORT
FOR THE
ETHAN ALLEN SITE
PAD 2, ARBOR PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO
r, Drexel Barrell
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Engineers/Surveyors
Incorporated
Boulder,
Colorado Springs
4840 Pearl East Circle
Suite 114
Boulder, Colorado 80301
303 442 4338
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PRELIMINARY & FINAL
DRAINAGE AND EROSION CONTROL
REPORT
FOR THE
ETHAN ALLEN SITE
PAD 2, ARBOR PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
IFORT COLLINS, COLORADO
PREPARED FOR:
STARR REALTY MANAGEMENT
CORPORATION
303 E. 17TH AVENUE, SUITE 770
DENVER, COLORADO 80203
PREPARED BY:
DREXEL BARRELL & COMPANY
4840 PEARL EAST CIRCLE 0114
BOULDER, COLORADO 80301-2475
(303) 442-4338
APRIL 4, 1994
MAY 6, 1994 REVISED
JULY 61 1994 REVISED
E-4492
(0329R.DH)
Engineers/Surveyors
Incorporated
Boulder,
Colorado Springs
4840 Pearl East Circle
Suite 114
Boulder, Colorado 80301-2475
Drexel Barrell
July 6, 1994
Mr. Basil Hamdan
City of Fort Collins
Utility Services Stormwater
235 Mathews
Fort Collins, Colorado 80522
3034424338 RE: Preliminary and final drainage and erosion
control study for Ethan Allen at Pad 2, Arbor
Plaza Shopping Center.
Dear Basil:
We are pleased to resubmit to you, for your review
and approval, this preliminary and final drainage
and erosion control study for the Ethan Allen at
College Avenue and Mason Street, within the Arbor
Plaza Shopping Center. All computations within
this report have been completed in compliance with
the City of Fort Collins Storm Drainage Design
Criteria.
We appreciate your time and consideration in
reviewing this submittal: Please call if you have
any questions.
Respectfully,
David Husted
Design Engineer
E-4492
(0329R.DH)
John Common, P.E.
Project Engineer
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PRELIMINARY & FINAL
DRAINAGE AND EROSION CONTROL
REPORT
FOR THE
ETHAN ALLEN SITE
PAD 2, ARBOR PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO
JULY 61 1994
LOCATION & DESCRIPTION
The proposed Ethan Allen site is located at the northwest corner of
the intersection of South Mason Street and College Avenue. It is
a 0.93 acre parcel in the Arbor Plaza Shopping Center. More
specifically the site is in the northeast quarter of Section 2,
T6N, R69W of the 6th P.M., Larimer County, Colorado. College
Avenue borders the site on the site on the east. Mason Street
borders south & west sides and an undeveloped parcel lies to the
north.
The proposed site is currently undeveloped except for a landscaped
strip along Mason Street. Generally, the existing ground is grass
covered and slopes to the southeast at 2% to 3%.
An existing 24" storm sewer traverses the project south to north
near the east side of the site. A 24" irrigation pipe extends east
to west across the middle of the property. Irrigation waters from
this pipe cross College Ave. in an 18" CMP and serve the West
Fairways Estates Water Association.
EXISTING DRAINAGE CONDITIONS
The proposed Ethan Allen site is located within the
McClellands/Mail Creek Basin. Mail Creek traverses Arbor Plaza
west to east, substantially underground, in a box culvert and is
' approximately 150' north of the proposed site. Currently the site
accepts sheet flow from approximately 0.5 acres across. it's north
boundary. This runoff continues to sheet flow across over the
proposed site and the curb and into the gutter on College & Mason
Street. This runoff is then carried in the curb and gutter to an
inlet at the north west corner of College Avenue and Mason Street.
A 24" RCP then directs this flow north across the Ethan Allen site
to Mail Creek.
MASTER DRAINAGE REFERENCE
No detention of developed runoff is prescribed by the "Master
Drainage Report for Arbor Plaza and Final Drainage Report for Arbor
Plaza Phase I" prepared by Drexel, Barrell & Co. last dated January
16, 1986. The referenced report mentions a temporary detention
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' facility to be provided prior to improvements on downstream
facilities in the major, basin. It was confirmed in a telephone
conversation with city staff that these facilities are sufficiently
complete to allow abandonment of the temporary detention pond.
PROPOSED DRAINAGE DESIGN
As stated above no detention is required on the site. All
developed site runoff shall be directed to the existing 24" storm
sewer pipe which. is found on the east side of the site (Refer to
drainage plan, Drawing No. 4D-514 provided.in Back -Pocket). This
is consistent with existing conditions which allow free release to
Mail Creek.
A landscaped strip on the south and east sides of the proposed
building, (Basin 1) will continue to sheet flow over the curb into
' the respective streets in historic fashion and enter the 24" storm
sewer via the existing Type "R" inlet at the south end of the site.
These flows join runoff from a 3.8 acre offsite basin south of the
project in Arbor Plaza Shopping Center. Flows will be carried
North in a 24" RCP pipe whichwill be relocated from the existing
location due to the proposed building location.
tBasins 2 & 3 runoff enters this 24" pipe at manhole 13 through a
15" polyvinalcloride corrugated pipe (PCP). The roof (Basin 11211)
' drains into the 15" PCP via 2-8" roof drain connections on the
south side of the proposed building. The loading dock area (Basin
11311) is collected in a CDOT type 1113" inlet on the west side of the
proposed building.
Flows in the north bound 24" RCP are joined by runoff from Basin
114" at manhole #1. These are collected in a type "R" inlet in the
' parking lot and delivered via a 15" PCP.
The combined flow enters the existing 24" pipe at manhole 114". The
existing 24" RCP carries flows north to an open .portion of Mail
Creek.
A small (0.06 Ac) area at the entry to the project (Basin 11511) will
' sheet flow offsite to the north. This flow will pose no problems
on the site as it exists and will be easily dealt with in the
parking area when that site is developed.
' EROSION CONTROL DESIGN
The Ethan Allen site lies within moderate rainfall .and wind
' erodibility zone's per City of Fort Collins zone maps. Potential
for erosion exists as construction commences and until paving and
landscaping can be completed.
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Overlot grading will begin in the early fall of 1994. Paving
should be 'installed within six weeks of the overlot grading and
' permanent landscaping should follow as soon as possible after the
paving is complete.
Prior to construction silt fencing shall be installed on the south
west, south and east sides of the project as indicated on the
drainage and erosion control plan (in the back pocket). The storm
sewer should be constructed early in the project. The two proposed
inlets shall be protected with gravel filters until the paving can
be accomplished.
' Material and equipment storage areas should be situated as much 'as
possible on the north and west sides of.the site.to minimize the
effects of wind erosion. Areas disturbed but not addressed by
paving or landscaping shall be seeded with dry land native grasses
and protected initially with a hydraulic mulch.
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Erosion Control Security:
Temporary erosion control Measures:
Measure unit 4uantity
Silt Fence LF 700
Gravel
Filters EA 3
Total
Cost
$2.25
$100
Total site revegitation:
Mulching &
seeding AC 1.18 $1,280
Use temp. measures to establish security.
Security = $1,875 X 1.5 = $2,813
Per Unit
Total
$1,575
$ 300
$1,875
$1,510
All design and computations have been completed in compliance with
the City of Fort Collins storm drainage design criteria. The site
design does not substantially change existing drainage patterns.
All site drainage will be directed to Mail Creek through an
existing storm sewer which is large enough to handle the developed
runoff through the 10 year event.
Erosion control measures will protect the storm sewer system and
Mail Creek from excessive runoff born sediment. Wind erosion will
be minimized by equipment and supply storage placement and by
wetting exposed bare ground. The project will also be scheduled to
minimize the time period bare ground is exposed to the elements.
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Worksheet Name: E4492
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Critical Depth....
1.53
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Critical Slope....
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Froude Number.....
1.05
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Open Channel Flow Module, Version 3.21 (c) 1990
Haestad Methods, Inc. * 37 Brookside Rd * Waterbury, Ct 06708
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Worksheet Name: E4492
Comment: DESIGN PT. 2 i,% 4
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Diameter.......... 2.00 ft
Slope ............. 0.0077 ft/ft
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Flow Area.........
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Depth .............
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Velocity..........
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Flow Area.........
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Critical Depth....
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Critical Slope....
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Percent Full......
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Full Capacity.....
21.34
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Froude Number.....
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Velocity..........
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Flow Area.........
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Critical Depth....
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Critical Slope....
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Full Capacity.....
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Velocity..........
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Full Capacity.....
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I. ALL CONSTRUCT SHALL CONFORM TO THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS. LATEST EDITION THERE OF.
2. ALL EXISTING UTILITY LINE LOCATIONS MUST BE VERIFIED BY THE
CONTRACTOR AND THE ENGINEER NOTIFIED PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION,
IT S THE PLANS' INTENT TO SHOW ALL EXISTINGnLITIES. NG U
HOWEVER IT SHALL BE THE CONTRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO SATISFY
HIMSELF MAT ALL EXISTING UTILITIES METTER SHOWN ON THESE
PLANS OR NOT HAVE BEEN PROPERLY LOCATED.
3. BENCH MARKS'
B.M. 5038.21 NORTH UPPER FLANGE BOLT FIRE HYDRANT AT THE
NORNEAST CORNER OF HARMONY AND MASON STREET.
TERM 509.48 NORM UPPER FLANGE BOLT FIRE HYDRANT 500-
SWN OF HARMONY ON MASON.
4, EROSION CONTROL MEASURES:
TEMPORARY
A. MATERIAL STORAGE AREAS SHALL BE SITUATED AS MUCH AS
POSSIBLE ON NE NORM AND WEST SIDES OF THE SITE. STOCE
PILE TOP SOIL ALONG THE NORTH EDGE OF THE SM.
R THE STORM SEWER SYSTEM SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED SOON AFTER
ROUGH GRADING W1M INLETS BEING IMMEDIATELY PROTECTED
WITH HAY BALE FILTERS. STORM INLETS IN AREAS WHICH ARE -
PAVED BUT LANDSCAPING IS NOT COMPLETE SHALL BE PROTECTED
WIN Ell AND CINDER BLOCK FLTERS. (SEE DETAILS SHEET
3).
C. GROUND LEFT TEMPORARILY BARE DUE TO CONSTRUCTION
ACDAnES SHALL BE WETTED DOWN PERIODICALLY TO REDUCE
WIND EROSION.
LONG TERM
A. GENERALLY LANDSCAPE AREAS SHALL BE SODDED WIN AREAS
AROUND TREES k SHRUBS MULCHED.
B. ALL OTHER LANDSCAPED AREAS SHALL BE SEEDED WIN DRY LAND
NATIVE GRASSES AND PROTECTED INITIALLY WIN A HYDRAULIC
MULCH,
5, WATER SERVICE TAPS MUST BE SEPARATED BY A MINIMUM OF 3'.
6. THE OWNER SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE OF ALL ONSITE
STORM DRAINAGE FACILITIES.
T. ALL RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE FINAL DRAINAGE AND EROSION CONNCL
STUDY FOR THIS DEVELOPMENT WILL BE COMPILED MN.
8, MINIMUM COVER OVER WATER UNE IS 0.5 FEET AND MAXIMUM COVER IS
5.5 FEET
9, PRIOR TO FINAL INSPECTTGN AND ACCEPTANCE BY THE CITY,
CERTIFICATION OF THE DRAINAGE FACILITIES, BY A REGISTERED
ENGINEER, MUST BE SUBMITTED TO AND APPROVED BY THE STCRMWATEF
UTILITY
I0. IF DEWATERMG IS USED TO INSTALL UTILITIES. A STATE
CONSTRUCTION DEWATERWG WASTEWATER DISCHARGE PERMIT
REWIRED LF DISCHARGE HS INTO A -STORM SEWER, CHANNEL,
IRRIGATION DITCH, OR ANY WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
I. ALL CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES MUST COMPLY WIN THE STATE OF
COLORADO PERMITTING PROCESS FOR STORMWATER DISCHARGES
ASSOCIATED WIN CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY." PM INFORMATION,
PLEASE CONTACT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, WATER
DUALITY CONTROL DIVISION. WCCD-PE-122. 4300 CHERRY CREEK DRIVE
SOUTH, DENVER. COLORADO W222-I530. ATTENTION: PERMITS AND
ENFORCEMENT SECTION. PH: (303) 692-3590.
DRAINAGE SUMMARY TABLE
SUBHASM
AREA
10 YR.
100 YR
D„
0
DESIGN POINT
C
C
OF
0.19
0.95
1.00
L02
VI
IN T IN MASON ST.
2
O.D
.95
1.
1.23
2.
ROOF ORg1N . SIDE OF BUILDING
3
plb
p.95
I.W
0.75
1.
CAGING OCK IN T
4
0.56
0.95
EGO
.00
.04
PARKING OT IN T A
5
p.06
p.95
1.00
.32
0,54
ESTE NORM
GRADING• DRAINAGE, UTILITY k
EROSION CONTROL PLAN
AT Ill LINE
)POSEq GRADf AT
APR. 4, 1994 E4492
`.AS SHOWN 4D-514
AS SHOWN