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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDrainage Reports - 12/27/1993p�QPF.�R�"Y OF T COLLINs tTTIImus Firs?l Ac rQlVed Rvm FINAL STORM DRAINAGE AND EROSION CONTROL ADDITIONS TO POUDRE HIGH SCHOOL POUDRE SCHOOL DISTRICT R-1 PREPARED FOR ROBB, BRENNER AND BRELIG, INC. PREPARED BY STEWART & ASSOCIATES, INC. 103 SOUTH MELDRUM STREET FORT COLLINS, COLORADO 80521 303/482-9331 DECEMBER 15, 1993 STEWART&ISSOCIATES Consulting Engineers and Surveyors November 5, 1993 Mr. Glen Schlueter Storm Water Utility P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins, Colorado 80522 Dear Glen: Mr. Lindsay Donaldson of URS Consultants, who is Project Manager for the Poudre High School additions, has informed me that construction of the two permanent detention ponds prior to completion of.the building structures is impractical. The north pond is very close to the building, and the slope and -depth of the pond relative to the finish building floor would make it impossible to maneuver equipment and place scaffolding. The removal of sod and of pavement on Impala Drive, which is necessary for construction of the south parking lot on which the south detention pond is located, will not be done until the final stages of construction. The construction of building slabs for the two additions on the southeast side of the building will cause 42000 square feet of presently sodded area to be hard surfaced. The portion of the building slabs which is in addition to the 42000 square feet will be over areas that are presently paved or concrete, so it will not cause additional runoff. We propose to construct a temporary detention pond, which will remain in place during building construction, and which will. detain the additional runoff generated by the 42000 square feet of new hard surface. The volume of ponding required is 7486 cubic feet. The temporary pond will be located within the construction fence at the low end of the construction site, so it will pick up runoff from more than 42000 square feet. Any overflow will be towards Impala Drive along existing flow paths and will not pose a problem. The pond release will be through 4—inch plastic pipe and will flow onto Impala Drive. The restricted opening will be 2.6 inch diameter. A plan of this proposed temporary detention pond is enclosed along with two calculations sheets. These temporary drainage facilities are in addition to those proposed in our October 21, 1993 report for Additions to Poudre High School. 1111111 Sincerely, "�RoR '�� . Rp9�'o. It Phillip I. Robinson, P.E. & L.S. >ri 4 502 2+'` Vice President enclosures James H. Stewart F;;;;,,`��� and Associates. Inc. 103 S. Meldrum Street P.O. Box 429 Ft. Collins. CO 80522 303/482-9331 Fax 303/482.9382 STEWART&ASSOCIATES Consulting Engineers and Surveyors 103 S. 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FT. i FINAL STORM DRAINAGE AND EROSION CONTROL ADDITIONS TO POUDRE HIGH SCHOOL LOCATION OF SITE AND EXISTING CONDITIONS Poudre High School- is located in the West z of the Southeast I of Section 9, Township 7 North, Range 69 West, of the Sixth P.M., City of Fort Collins, County of Larimer, State of Colorado. The site is south of LaPorte Avenue and I mile west of Taft Hill Road. The address is 201 North Impala Drive. The total site area is approximately 39.326 acres, which consists of 3.302 acres of buildings, 13.759 acres of pavement and walks, and 22.265.acres of open area. The open area consists of ball fields and lawn areas. Most of the ball field areas are grassed. The 39.326 acre site does not include the Poudre School District R-1 administration area which lies north of Poudre High School between LaPorte Avenue and the overhead power transmission lines along the north edge of Poudre High School. The site is located in the West Vine Drainage Basin. A 1 inch =-100 feet scale drawing of the entire Poudre School District R-1 property is included with this report. This drawing shows all existing improvements and topography of Poudre High School and also of the administration area. We have indicated on this drawing the existing drainage paths of the Poudre High School site. The east portion of the school site drains along Impala Drive and through the east parking lot to a point on Impala Drive located about 400 feet south of LaPorte Avenue. The existing school building portion of the site has an internal roof drainage system which carries runoff to an existing storm drain pipe which runs around the west and north sides of the building and drains northeast into the West Vine Drainage Basin. This storm drain is indicated on the enclosed 1" = 100' plan. There are no appreciable offsite flows onto the site. The West Vine Drainage crosses the Poudre R-1 it does not impact the Poudre High School site. The flood plain is shown on the enclosed 1" = 100' plan = 60' utility and drainage plan. PROPOSED SITE DEVELOPMENT 39.326 acre Poudre High School administration south line of and also on the area, but the 100—year included 1" The 39.326 acre developed site will consist of 5.567 acres of buildings, 13.134 acres of pavement and walks and 20.625 acres of open area. The net increase of impervious area will be 1.64 acres. We are not changing runoff conditions on the west and northwest portions of the site. The four small building additions along the west and northwest sides of the building will replace existing asphalt pavement. The area where grass will be replaced with buildings and pavement is on the east portion of the site. This east portion consists of 13.42 acres which is shown as Basin Nos. 1, 2 and 3 on the included plan. Additions to Poudre High School Page 2 DRAINAGE FACILITIES PROPOSED Basin No. 1 has a total area of 6.79 acres. Most of the existing paved parking on Basin No. 1 will remain as is, and although there will be some driveway curbs placed on the existing pavement, the drainage will continue to flow to the northeast corner of the existing east parking lot. The present flow, from this northeast corner, goes north through an existing paved driveway to Impala Drive. The new plan will remove the paved driveway and replace it with grass. A 4' wide concrete drain pan will be installed to carry runoff from the northeast corner of the parking lot to Impala Drive, and 4.2 acres of Basin No. 1 will drain through this pan. The remaining 2.59 acres of Basin No. 1 is the grassed area and adjoining driveways lying northeast of the school building. Runoff from this 2.59 acres flows overland to the northeast and onto Impala Drive. A 5—year storm runoff can be carried in -the concrete pan before the water encroaches out of the pan onto the grassed side slopes. There are no storm water detention facilities proposed for Basin No. 1. Basin No. 2 will have extensive building and'landscape changes, so we plan to construct a detention pond in the landscaped area to collect runoff from the pavement and buildings in Basin No. 2. Basin No. 3 will have new parking lot construction, so a detention pond will be constructed on the new pavement. Outflow from the detention ponds on Basin Nos. 2 and 3 will be carried in a pipe to the new 4' concrete drain pan. A release rate of 0.5 c.f.s. per acre has been assumed for Basin Nos. 2 and 3, which is conservative compared to the existing unrestricted release from the entire site. Roof drainage from the new buildings will be carried by interior downspouts and then piped into dry wells outside the buildings. Overflow from these dry wells will flow directly into the detention pond, either overland or piped. The piped overflow will enter the area inlets on the upstream side of the restricted pond outlets. These restricted outlet sizes are calculated on Sheet 7 of the calculations. The restriction plate for the south pond will be placed over the outlet pipe in the area inlet. The restriction plate for the north pond will be placed horizontally in the area inlet box just above the 15—inch inlet and outlet pipes to allow flow from the south pond to pass through. The Poudre School District R-1 has been using dry wells for many years, and the District prefers this way to dispose of minor flows. Our calculations do not take into account any of the runoff which may be absorbed by the dry wells. The attached calculation sheets show the additional volume of runoff generated by the new impervious area, existing site runoff from Basin Nos. 1, 2 and 3, and the runoff and proposed detention volumes on developed Basin Nos. 1, 2 and 3. The included map of the building site shows the three basins and the proposed drainage facilities and surface drainage. An interior courtyard will be formed on Basin No. 2 by the new addition at the front of the building. No roof runoff will be directed to the courtyard, so it will receive only the water which falls upon it. An area inlet will be constructed in the courtyard with an outflow pipe which will go into the north detention pond. . Additions to Poudre High School Page 3 EROSION CONTROL Poudre High School is located in a moderate rainfall zone and a low wind erodibility zone. There will be no overlot grading on this project. The additions along the north and west sides of the building will be over existing hard surface areas, and the pavement will be removed and foundations placed immediately so no bare soil will be left exposed. The additions at the front or east side of the building require removal of sod for a new parking lot as well as removal of sod and pavement for the new building foundations. In order to control sediment from the exposed bare soil during the construction period while curbs and pavement are being placed in the new parking lot and foundations are being placed for the new building additions, it is proposed to install sediment filters in the detention ponds, a silt fence along the northeast side of the building addition, and a gravel filter where the runoff enters Impala Drive. r Phillip Robinson, PA. & L.S. �K .1STfq� t • • r * 4502 i e A. _' F & V:.• Sf o L C N0rthrid9e.. Pintail/000 Dr r O O� \ 0 \ 5'$ m Of \ < o a ...." 0 ',1—LSterl'n�Ll_n LlbertZiLancer Drive NO I co Alumeckr Trevor ISt. Semple,P Z WWI Ln' W. Vine Drive g R! 3 —.. > c^ Plains Ct 3 c p C (n r >. Elm St w_ co m o • o Z� 2i z Y tn � ° c CA•rrSycomor St. LvC_jt to > ° > v y Cherr 3 o n C �...ro co Ma c 3 E cr t~, >.. ° c z z. N f�. 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J Sheet No. I I of Project: Fo u cJ y-c l l< h Sc � Oo l A c C h, Subject: 0^1 roo F ar<e-1 r-oU( - �/a',4 (TRONT ANVPITIONS /�qf eak raoP in+o G =- O. 9 T /Vor'4-h) Z e4-r4;on �p030U SF-, 1.36Ac- Tc = Z14root �Ivs ZSO pipe �usc i 6?rov CtA (l )C7)�!. �( <9 c. 7, 7 c -Fs �rez:- rvo�- 1A SoLJ D e)-e-4r k 33700 S'F _ 0,77 AC J� zip raof P (A ZOO of 2 �1�J> = Z._-_ ` 3• ¢r,', /riS> SM��� l` �� c t /� = O, FS) �3. Z� ( O, 77 Z. 3 c--�S QIU Cl/3 O.Y C5•Z)(4,`l_JcAI Qml C�-CIA)-_. (I �C 7�C. 6/.77) = S. 4- c�r o. O 4- CUJ i1. VQ r `f = 0.3a Tc I7,i 0 sF-0.-4s. A c- / 1 11A1•h TG BOG /� Mph QZ = G l '�:? _ 44, . 3�) 1. %) (a. 0 0. 3Z cQ = C 1 /4 3a-) )Z•-7 ( O, ¢�-) Z. O. ¢L ci s 621ov CF C't/� = �l,Z�>tr0,3(-)(5.3�( 0.5 ro 7/4 z /v Cl YIZ FVA. o FF- r-I-Ko /-t 6ov1z-r YAItp V- 6 CIA (—r = C1.Zi�(0,38J�LOi)�0.¢5)(CO��I�O) LtZ9- cV. PT ✓Ol.vm E Pv1vDln/G� E IN G0Vrz7 YARD 7. 14rCc. = 150X4-vY CCVO Sr VGtVM� (!•S�CrooO) yC'/3 = 3000 co FT FoR OUTFt_ow PIPE// Us ton c-As-T I>Zan/ p1pF, cl4p,9cir( or-/0 r1 G! P 0N / %. Stapp_ _ /, fj C-� S Solutions by Kutter's Formula Values of �� O �tiMSNe^mqR o 0 00 0000000 r I f I t I i i I 1 j i Fig. 14. Diagram for the solution of Kutler's formula for circular pipes flowing full. 55 u STEWART&kSSOCIATES 103 PH. S. ME9331 LDRUM,FAX FORT gOLLINS, CO 80521 Consulting Engineers and Surveyors By: PI1'� Date: Client: pou// re R) Sheet No. I of Project: Fo .SG � 00 ( Ac(C4 / Subject: �UnU t r'a^i roe u-x� cUUrt \/ac�ej (rRONT PVVITIONS i o �v ,/ !9,re� road i:oT"��.i Deie.��lri� irony i - �;03ov 5r— .l.3eAc, t i Tc- 1- Z10` roe �US I2,S0 ipibP � rUic f Z :J)� i aYry - 3.�, /(/T� 5) s 451 (1,3a-� CIA zi L );) 7') el/.' � ' : `T. 7 FS ' �I i (� I J T� 1 i9rgti roo,+ f^:!+' SoVi� I�erC'•���� YcrtC- i 73700 SF = U.77c 0. ! 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PT I I k/O L V^ F- ; P70/VD(nN6-- /4)zyA IN COVTz7 Kl--)rzD lsox4rr1'(;cVa $r- 3000 GV FT, i STEWART$,06SOCIATES 103 S. 938 RUM,FAX FORT gOLLINS, CO 80521 Consulting Engineers and Surveyors -,By: P 1 r , / Date:: r Z /G Q� Client: � � t Sheet No. 1 Z of Project: PO Vd rG ml c A d c' i 1 l a;l t cc J II � Subject: �00 i Sf 0r-r, �?ai4Cz lr)4V 20 l/CP. 4V stJC Exlsfihs r-06�-z 130300 S 3.0 114c. /a c�Gli i ov,a4 ry 1 5"0o0 S U. 347 A (Al- 5�'�C A—Uihanf> Slaps off- ; 2-6P VGA 0. ri=!0.013i ! i lorctii�; Gc�17ac i (r7 preSsv/r(f ! = 7.7 f S i f ca q cl t ccglC , 0e+-✓ 4rV111'5 jFtUcJ1: n ) // �0 /20 La Po e ' ov41o•,) r f7e`� 1.°sr /01�(' �jec� Sogq.9 -'sd63 3G.Y - H� = uz VL d S I ' l� bc�d , 07s i � I. 0 ! �= 0.032'. I 0.S i l.�X,�i�V` t15x1.G�(V� x0•� V� ^�— ! i 0 4.4- 44� l hIsI 1s cappr ; copgc��j 0 (e %7 2-0" roar drain 0✓ FC'11 line; (wi�� i7eao� id d 0wnovb t i i I i STEWART&ASSOCIATES 10 S. 93 DR31 FM, FORAX T COLLINS, CO 80521 82 Consulting Engineers and Surveyors By: P ! T �J Date: ,1I Z 3 Client:: '� i3 4 T3 I Sheet No. 1-3of Project: /-� U �f e /Y ! r' S C-A 00I A C/ I Subject: %fU 0 i;�(/ r) 0 ) rr -?Ld 2-0 " 0 Vf T-4 !/ Pi J2.e (No rcriq 5,1pe �XIS� rood area _ /30300 SF 30 �e i I IT G %C 'I vO =. 7. I j � I 1•Sx60 � i � I i I �X j-5 ir,3 . roore-G = 1361300 sF = 3,0 A i C/5)?14CITZU PIP =! /e• 1 C-+ P/PF I .✓tt�l �Tz7Z�! LL /3iT i I FREiCi�L? E-A/T . S I M S 1 Fvivre roo area a er ; u.cfd! i i ons - l¢530o sF 3.34 Z, Cilu = �I /�. (o:q� ( g-.$)(' 3 31� -I 14. 3 cis i ` `f �LS� G�Cl/i _Cl.l��0.45)�6.Z)(i3.34)- i 20. j GT ; + a�0s, 723.`i' G� S 'fjDDIN6,- FGQ1= 'PRII INS' /NT0 THE EXIST. ZOi5TORM PP/ --?I /NGRE ASFS FLd�✓ `f?PpROX /0; �ERCfft-)T /iNI? ; TMEfZEFOR F !OVERFLOW✓ MAY • 06evR' IMORE' PRF6LvEn1TL1l1 /3V'I TNF_ I ;/a�DvAti/,TAGES ; dr- PVTTIAl6- ! 7/4r_ r?DDI T1 CIAIAL. FOOF !?(I,vopF iFgm ' 774JE -' )ORTM 1 sIDE /-- VVMOA/fi INTO Tt%E f! I?-0 1�+PF_ c7uTwFlOz/-{ iTP ;DISADv�NTHGE' �F i PAS9I;13LE /► 0.9 FizP,:G1VSn/1 OVERFLOi/,. i RAINFALL PERFORMANCE STANDARD EVALUATION --------------------------------------------------- PROJECT: PoUdr-C Hljll STANDARD FOR14 A COMPLETED BY: DATE: to -1 ? 9---i ------------------------------------------------------------ DEVELOPED ERODIBILITY Asb Lsb Ssb Lb Sb PS SUBBASIN ZONE Jac) (ft) (%) . (feet) (%) (o) --------- Na.t200 ---- ------- ------- ------- ------- 2 ------- -------I------- No 2 Mad 3-i� ¢40 /.4-7a no 3 Mod' 13. 4.7 4>o o-7 13.4-2 J a27 i.s7 --------------------------------------------------------------------- IDI/SF-A:1939 EFFECTIVENESS CALCULATIONS ------=------------------------7 PROJECT: Poud re /4(5 % STANDARD FORH D COMPLETED BY: DATE: Erosion Control C-Factor P-Factor Method Value Value Comment ------------------------------------- 30re s o i� /. o --------------------- • /. 0 exist �vi"� O.aj 1.0 exlsf .oraff 0.04 1.61 Sed i Me�� ;4701 1.0 U, 8 5 i1 4- MAJOR DASIII -------------- PS. SUB ( o) DASIII 79. 7 No 1 AREA (Ac) a. 7 f CALCULATIONS --------------------------------------------' bare sod are,c be e"orvoW /, 13 4c eXlri- P✓�1- 4. �3 A c eYrtf-9roff 1. a Ac 1•f3)L�)+ 4c3`.0�t003(.0r)- � y 0,10 0. d? EFF= I (o. iFxo.$) x lao = 85. ( 7 No Z 3. ire Solt (. Zr Ac b✓i�Gl ^S 7odAd.a.�lGn� 1,q-0 �xis� 5rors o•> I w4,'-" 0. S 47 b�Otr-eJ s011 ►, 20 Ac rXts ; .y by%ldih o,SBAc F_,c s�l� rass S 0 Y1 r4� W411 G = 120 �)+(076L(O-0)+(0Sp) ZO 1v 4 .1 (o.or)037 3.41 FFF 7x.9r)x roa = 7d•¢ I I7d1%L 113.4z I(rej�Z6f.Sj f (3•IG)(Fr3.6) f (3.4))(70.4) i 13.4Z ----------------------------------=----------------------------------- 01/SF-13:1989 ' CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE PROJECT:.11(c%j Scjloof j,1Jjrotjf STAt1UARU FORM C SEQUENCE. FOR 1913_L ONLY.:- COMPLETED BY: UATE: rz 3 .ndicate by use of a bar line or symbols when erosion control measures will be installed. Major modifications to an approved schedule may require submitting a new schedule for approval by. the City Engineer. YEAR 93 14-- ----------------------F1UtJTH_- OVERLOT GRADING I fiEMaVc Far1ST �vMT WIND EROSION CONTROL I Soil Roughing I Perimeter Barrier .Sn.ZFWCEl Additional Barriers Vegetative Methods Soil Sealant Other curbs - Vov4cc is^r RAINFALL EROSION CONTROL STRUCTURAL: Sediment Trap/Basin Inlet Filters Straw Barriers Silt Fence Barriers Sand Bags Bare Soil Preparation Contour Furrows Terracing Asphalt/Concre a Paving Other fovad tohi VEGETATIVE: Pennanent Seed Planting Mulching/Sealant Temporary Seed Planting Sod Installation Nettings/Mats/Blankets Other --------------------------------- STRUCTURES: INSTALLED BY - J - -F-- M - �- - 7- 3 --- ---- ----r----r----r----. ---- MA111TAIHED BY VEGETATION/MULCHING CONTRACTOR DATE SUBh1ITTED APPROVED BY CITY OF FORT CULL1I15 Oil HL iF-C:1989 - ---- ---- --- I I STEWART&ASSOCIATES 103 PH. S. MEL33DRUM1, FORT COLLINS, CO 80521 482-9FAX 482-9382 Consulting Engineers and Surveyors By: Date: Client: Kdb S - Ule'n"Crr" e U Sheet No. of Project: F0 o elur- Subject: Et-OYI'0'h CO A 4 f-61 COS /V1 a-� '34-0 SILT FEN GE' 11 73' 1- 5-7 5. 00 iSavlmEi4T' 7rc,,i r9 I ErAp' 0 75', 0 0 7 �O00 � A4 70 141=v V I— Fum-r ru RP R p-ma L/ t:--I> 1-.7 A V -70-55, 00 6 70, oO C" -07 -50 V 305s. 0 0 = rC5eeJl 2, 5'0 Co's m' i o 61 'w ke r e- e' 4 1 1.5 Owner bc i eve �- e OLC-4vok-( Cos 4- -W Aou J)e- vsect, i -b eccw-s e 4-4 e re- IS. Y'L I I 1 74 i the , I be .,Lb J oine e-J y: roe, ri <- do Jf 11 V%/0 611� i 4-4en have +,4 e e- L C? 4- t-A e, C-4001