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� <br />�S� <br />� <br />&,Ls,xrmu, rnc. <br />0 <br />Druiriuge Afial}�sis & Flood Keduction <br />Plarz — Valeritine Pc�rk <br />August 21, 20d8 <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />3. Analysis of Mode�/Fotential Solu�ians <br />This task will invoive analyzing the results of the XP-SWMM model vv�th respect to the 2, 5, 10, and 3.00- <br />year storm events. Results may consist of total runoff voiumes, maximum veIocities, ponding depths, <br />flooding iocations, etc. Specific probiem areas will be identi�ied and potential design options will be <br />explored and tested for feasibiliry. These options may include ponds, rain gardens, infiltration basins, <br />additianal piping, re-routing, etc. <br />4. Preparatian of Technical Memorand�m <br />A technical memorandum will be prepared outlining the resu�ts of the analysis. This merno wil� <br />surnmarize the assumptions made and the pracesses used to create the starm water model. The findings <br />will be addressed and a summary wiIl be provided o� the design options, the recomrnended option, and <br />the assaciated costs. <br />�r°oj�ct L��sigr� �'e�rr� <br />The above tasks wiI� be compieted by utilizing the expertise af the project design team which will be <br />comprised of the following: <br />• Project Manager — Todd Hubmer, PE (Associate) <br />* Modelir�g/Design — Rich Hibbard, EIT {Graduate Engineer) <br />• S�rveying — Steve Ische, PLS (Associate) <br />We have included Rich Hibhard's resume at the end of rhis p:roposal, as you do not have a copy af it in your <br />fiies. <br />������ �e�t�C��c1e <br />� <br />The sch�dule for this project would inciucle completion of the XP-SWMM model by mid-Nove�-tzber, at which <br />time we will pravide a summary af our findings. This rn�ill be followed by a full report of the analysis and <br />potential solutions by mid-Decennber. <br />