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<br />" <br /> <br />SITE DESCRIPTION: <br /> <br />HYDROLOGY FOR <br />NW COLLEGE <br />ROSEVILLE, MN <br /> <br />The site is located on a 3,05 acre tract of land located between Snelling Ave, and Lincoln <br />Drive at Lydia Ave, in Roseville, MN, The existing site is an on grade parking lot that drains both <br />west and south to a retention pond on the south side of the property via an in place storm sewer <br />system, The pond outlets south through a 21 inch storm sewer, eventually entering Lake <br />Johanna. <br /> <br />Proposed site improvements include an on grade parking lot with a 72 vehicle parking <br />ramp overhead, Storm drainage will flow to the existing pond via a storm sewer for the on grade <br />parking lot. The parking ramp will drain via floor drains through the deck, <br /> <br />METHOD: <br /> <br />TR-55 was used for this hydrologic study, using a Type" rainfall, Assumptions used in <br />the calculations include; a time of concentration (Tc) of 10 minutes and a soils classification of B, <br />Peak runoff calculations were done for both pre-development and post-development using the 1, <br />2, 5,10, 25, 50 and 100 year storms events, <br /> <br />SUMMARY: <br /> <br />The proposed modifications to the site will decrease the hard surface area that drains to <br />the south pond as follows: <br /> <br />DESCRIPTION <br />GRASS (ACRES) <br />IMPERVIOUS (ACRES) <br />TOTAL (ACRES) <br /> <br />EXISTING <br />1,33 <br />1,72 <br />3.05 <br /> <br />PROPOSED <br />1,37 <br />1,68 <br />3,05 <br /> <br />The existing pond has a dead storage capacity of 0,27 ac-ft, between elevations 904,0 <br />and 909,5 according to JC Johnson Consultants storm water calculations dated 6/15/93, <br />(attached), Also, the calculations indicate a 0.60 ac-ft of live storage between 909,5 and 912,5, <br />From calculations based on contour areas from the current Bolton and Menk survey, the pond has <br />0.4 ac-ft of live storage between contours 909,5 and 912.5, <br /> <br />The change in impervious surface will decrease the peak storm water discharge rates as <br />follows: <br /> <br />EVENT YEAR <br />1 <br />2 <br />5 <br />10 <br />25 <br />50 <br />100 <br /> <br />PRE <br />3 cfs <br />5 cfs <br />7 cfs <br />1 0 cfs <br />12 cfs <br />14 cfs <br />16 cfs <br /> <br />POST <br />3 cfs <br />4 cfs <br />7 cfs <br />9 cfs <br />11 cfs <br />13 cfs <br />15 cfs <br /> <br />A 2.5 inch rainfall requires 0,24 ac-ft of dead storage for the site, <br />