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<br /> <br /> <br />a <br />stormwater <br /> <br /> <br />to <br /> <br />not allowed as a <br />be reevaluated. <br /> <br />The stage storage data for the proposed detention basin to be located on the Armory site is <br />provided in Table 2: <br /> <br />Ta e . ta2e- torage ata or Propose on <br /> Elevation Area Volume Total <br />Storage Type (ft) (sa. ft.) (cu. ft.) <br /> 886 736 0 <br /> 887 1,240 988 <br />Dead Storage 888 2,247 1,744 Dead Storage <br /> 889 3,642 2,945 10,191 sq. ft. = <br />f--- 890 5,386 4,514 0.234 ac- ft <br /> 891 7,672 6,529 <br />Live Storage 892 11,582 9,629 Live Storage <br />893 14,802 13,194 45,528 sq. ft. = <br /> 894 17,550 16,176 1.05 ac-ft <br /> <br />bl 2 S <br /> <br />s <br /> <br />D fi <br /> <br />dP d <br /> <br />HydroCAD, a computed aided surface-water modeling tool was used to simulate the flow rates <br />for the existing and proposed conditions, based on the total developable area. The proposed <br />conditions model incorporates the Live Storage portion of the proposed pond data in Table 2. <br /> <br />The following parameters and assumptions were used in the HydroCAD models: <br /> <br />. The SCS TR-20 hydro graph method was chosen. <br /> <br />. The curve number (CN) values used in the HydroCAD models were 98 and 68 for <br />impervious and pervious areas, respectively. The existing conditions model included the <br />house, garage, and driveway for a total impervious area of 4,727 sq. ft. The proposed <br />conditions model included the 11,000 sq. ft. and 25,000 sq. ft. impervious areas <br />calculated for the Elmer Street Parcels and Guptil Parcel, respectively. <br /> <br />. Rainfalls assumed were 2.8 inches, 3.6 inches, 4.2 inches, and 5.9 inches for the 2-,5-, <br />10-, and 100-yr, 24-m storm events, respectively. <br /> <br />. The time of concentration (TC) used were 12 minutes for the existing conditions and 10 <br />minutes for proposed conditions <br /> <br />. A pond outlet was modeled to produce a discharge of approximately 2 cfs, as was found <br />in the City of Roseville's Surface Water Management Plan for the existing pond. An <br />outlet elevation of 888 feet was assumed. <br /> <br />. No infiltration is included in the modeling <br />