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Addendum to the Final Drainage Report
For
STORYBOOK P.D.P.
Located at
Cooper Slough Drainage Basin
Fort Collins, Colorado
Prepared for: '
Midtown Homes
At Storybook LLC
Original Report Prepared by:
Stewart & Associates, Inc.
103 South Meldrum Street
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Phone: (970) 482-9331
July 1",1999
Addendum by:
Forbes Engineering LLC
2908 Cherly Street
Fort Collins, CO 80524
Phone: (970) 232-6014
April 15`h, 2014
FORBES ENGINEERING
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
March 14, 2014
Mr. Glen Schlueter
Storm Water Utility
City of Fort Collins
P.O. Box 580
Fort Collins; Colo. 80522
RE: Storybook 3rd Filing, Storm Water Drainage Letter -
Mr. Schlueter:
I have been asked to provide a narrative of the current and proposed conditions of the
stormwater drainage system for the Storybook 3rd Filing.
Currently there are two on -site ponds that detain the drainage flows from the
completed Storybook I' Filing and the partial completed site from Storybook 2nd
Filing. Stormwater flows from the west pond to the east pond where there is an
existing water quality structure with a restrictor plate that allows an offsite release
rate of 8.8 cubic feet per second. From there the offsite storm drainage system
consists of a series of 48" stormwater manholes and 24" ADS pipes which
transports the stormwater east to the Number 9 ditch. At the last manhole for this
storm drainage system there is a 40 foot length of 24" ADS pipe stubbed out to the
east and a 40 foot length of 24" ADS pipe stubbed to the north. The east stub is
plugged at its end so the stormwater discharges out of the north stub where it then
sheet flows to the ditch.
The Larimer & Weld Irrigation Company has been receiving this flow since the
ponds were constructed during the first two filing projects. They have provided
conformation that they will continue to accept the stormwater discharge until the
offsite pond construction on the Poudre School District property directly east of
Storybook 31rd Filing is completed and a water quality structure is in place that,
reduces the discharge into their ditch to 3 cubic feet per second.
With Storybook I' Filing constructed and only a portion of the second filing
completed, the flows are not reaching the 8.8 cfs that the watershed area is
anticipated to produce during a 100 year event. Also, with the construction of 24
homes in the first phase of Storybook 3rd filing, the maximum volume of the
existing ponds will not be compromised and the discharge rate of 8.8 cfs will not be
exceeded. The existing stormwater system has the capacity to handle the
stormwater flows and therefore will not creating any issue with the ditch.
Proposed construction is to add,a concrete apron and erosion control riprap at the
east end of the existing 24" ADS pipe to prevent any damage along the west bank of
the ditch and to satisfy the ditch company until the offsite pond is constructed
during phase two of the construction of Storybook 3rd Filing.
Please call if I can be of further assistance in this matter, or if you have any questions.
I can be reached at (970) 295-4874.
Sincerely,
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FORBES ENGINEERING
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
January 28, 2014
Mr. Wes Lamarque
Storm Water Utility
City of Fort Collins
P.O. Box 580
Fort Collins, Colo. 80222
RE: Storybook 3rd Filing, detention pond outlet structure
Mr. Lamarque:
This letter is in regards to the Storybook 3`d Filing's offsite detention pond located on Poudre Rl
school property. The detention pond is to be located at the southwest comer of the school's.
property approximately 100 feet east of the west property line. The pond will have 6 to 1 side
slopes and the total volume has been estimated at 21,140 cubic yards (see attached site exhibit).
The required detention volume has been calculated at 62,640 cubic feet using a release rate of 8.8
cubic feet per second from the Storybook Subdivision and an allowable discharge rate of 3 cubic
feet per second out of the off -site pond. The high water elevation is at elevation 5006.2 and the
corresponding depth at the outlet structure has been estimated at 5.9 feet. The outlet structure
restrictor plate has been sized for a 36.9 square inch orifice to restrict discharge to 3 cubic feet
per second (see attached outlet calculations).
Please call if I can be of further assistance in this matter, or if you have any questions. I can be
reached at (970) 295-4874.
Sincerely,
FORBES ENGINEERING
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Kevin Forbes, Colo. PE #3526S% °, e
President
FORBES ENGINEERING
STORYBOOK 3RD FILING
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO
STORMWATER CALCULATIONS
✓OB #
1810
CLIENT.-
STEWARTS & ASSOC.
DATE.-
112V14
BY.
KEF
Subject: Detention Pond Outlet Orifice Plate
Detention Pond release point
Relocated 24"0 ADS storm pipe connected to existing stormwater manhole along north
side of Mountain Vista Drive, and ultimately releasing into #8 Reservoir Outlet Ditch
Maximum Release Rate out of pond, Qout
3 cfs, per agreement with ditch company
Maximum Release Rate into pond, Qin
8.8 cfs, Storybook detention pond controlled release rate
Off —site Pond size
6 to 1 side slope, 14 foot depth at outlet
Approximately 570,780 cubic feet = 21,140 cubic yards (see site exhibit)
Required Detention Pond Volume
3 hour storm, (Qin — Qout)(3 hours) _ (5.9)(10,800 sec)
= 62,640 cubic feet = 1.4 AC —FT
High Waterline ® 5006.2 Contour
Invert out ® Outlet = 5000.3
Depth ® Outlet = 5.9 feet
Detention Pond Outlet Restrictor Plate
Q = AV, A = Q/V, V = (.6)( (2)((32.2)(5.9) )
V = (•6)( (2)((32.2)(5.9) )
V = 11.7 fps
A = 3.0/11.7 fps A = 0.257 ft2 = 36.94 in2
Use 6.9" diameter hole or 6.1 "x6.1 " Square Orifice
HWL
DETENTION
POND
A d- .. x 1/4" STEEL PLATE W/
ORIFICE AS INDICATED — BOLT TO
CONCRETE W/(4) 3/8"0 STAINLESS
STEEL BOLTS AND NUTS
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