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, <br />U BU RBA N 6875 Highway No. 655N. E. 6 <br />• E. <br />[� N G I N E E RING P.O. Box 32308 <br />,, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 <br />INC <br />Civil, Municipal & Environmental En ineerin 890-6510 <br />g g 12350 River Ridge Blvd. <br />Land Surveying • Land Planning • Soil Testing Burnsville, Minnesota 55337 <br />❑ DRAINAG <br />E PLAN .. <br />ETTINGER DISTRIBUTION CENTER <br />ROSEVILLE, MINNESOTA <br />DESCRIPTION OF DRAINAGE AREA <br />The property is located adjacent to West County Road C approximately 1/2 mile <br />west of Interstate 35W in Roseville, Minnesota. The drainage area is within the <br />Rice Creek Watershed District and the total property area is 12.8 acres. <br />EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS <br />At present the site has three, one-story buildings with the majority of the <br />remaining property covered by bituminous parking lot. The existing parking <br />area on the east of the property is a gravel and oil surface. The property has <br />previously been used as a truck terminal. <br />The site is divided into four drainage areas. The southern area flows south off <br />of the site and is directed by a swail to a culvert under the Burlington Northern <br />Railroad tracks which enters a 48" storm sewer. This storm sewer flows easterly <br />until it reaches an open ditch adjacent to the Minnesota Transfer Railroad tracks <br />where it flows northerly approximately 2 miles to Lake Jones and eventually to Rice <br />Creek. There is an existing catch basin. in this drainage area which drains sou;.;1- <br />erly off the property. Due to the nature of the flow patterns in its vicinity it <br />gto a small ditch east <br />is essentially non -effective and will therefore be neglected in the analr <br />si <br />follow. The eastern area flows east off the property sofo he <br />property line. From here the water flows north to the railroad tracks. The , <br />northwestern area drains north directly to a catch basin and an 18" storm sewer <br />under County Road C. This storm sewer flows east and is released into the ditch <br />adjacent to the Minnesota Transfer Railroad tracks. The northeastern area drai::s <br />north to County Road C and is intercepted by catch basins on this roadway. This <br />flows east to the of oremen tioned.ditch. <br />The undeveloped runoff rate for the four drainage areas for the 1-year and 100-rear <br />event using the rational method is: <br />SOUTHERN AREA <br />Tc = 9.0 minutes <br />Q1=C1A=0.90x <br />Q100 = 0.90 x 8.6 <br />EASTERN AREA <br />Tc = 14.0 minutes <br />Ql = C1A = 0.80 x <br />Q100 = 0.80 x 7.2 <br />NORTHWESTERN AREA <br />Tc = 11.0 minutes <br />Q1 = C1A = 0.87 x <br />Q100 = 0.87 x 8.0 <br />3.6 in/hr x 4.6 acres = 14.9 cfs <br />x 4.6 = 35.6 cfs <br />3.0 in/hr x 3.1 acres = 7.4 cfs <br />x 3.1 = 17.9 cfs <br />3.3 in/hr x 2.8 acres = 8.0 cfs <br />x 2.8=19.5cfs <br />Wm. E. Jensen, Reg. Eng. Wm. E. Price, Reg. Eng. H. William Rogers, Reg. Surv. Gary R. Harris, Reg. Suru. Eugene A. Lindhom, Reg. Eng, <br />William J. Brezinsky, Reg. Eng. Robert Sikich, Reg. Suru. Bruce A. Paterson, Reg. Eng. Daniel P. Johnson, Reg. Eng. <br />