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Moon Marsh <br />Drainage Calculations Review <br />• City of Lino Lakes, Minnesota <br />August 3, 2007 <br />06/19/07 It appears that the emergency overflow for wetland No. 1, at the north end of the site, is located at <br />the low point of the proposed road at station 19 +00. The new overflow created by the construction <br />of the road appears to be at a higher elevation than the overflow elevation for this wetland under <br />existing conditions. Identify the overland emergency overflow elevation for wetland No. 1 located <br />at the north end of the site on the Plan and ensure that the low opening of the existing home located <br />north of the site is a minimum of 1 foot above the new emergency overflow elevation. <br />Label the emergency overflow elevation for wetland No. 3 and wetland No. 4 on the Grading Plan. <br />08/03/07 Since the proposed emergency overflow elevation of 889.3 for the north wetland #1 is 0.70 - <br />inches higher than the existing overflow elevation of 888.6 for wetland #1 as labeled on the <br />Grading Plan, verify that the lowest opening of the existing structures located to the north of <br />the site is a minimum of 1 foot above the proposed overflow elevation of north wetland #1. <br />4. The sum of the total wetland area defined in ponds 10P and 12P of the model should equal the <br />wetland area of the existing wetland defined in pond 11P. For example, the area of the wetland at <br />elevation 888 under existing conditions in pond 11P is 10.1 acres; however, the sum of the area at <br />elevation 888 under proposed conditions for ponds 10P and 11P is 17 acres. <br />08/03/07 The available storage for existing wetland #1 (pond 11P) is less than the available storage for <br />wetland #1 under proposed conditions (pond 10P and pond 12P) in the model. The available <br />storage for wetland #1 under proposed conditions should be equal to or less than the available <br />storage for wetland #1 under existing conditions. Update the proposed conditions model to <br />reflect actual site conditions. <br />5. The filtration basin 2P and 4P outlet device routing is not consistent with the outlet structure detail <br />on Sheet 7. The 12 inch horizontal orifice /grate should be routed through a 12 inch diameter outlet, <br />not the 4 inch diameter pipe as currently modeled. In addition, the 4 inch outlet should be a 6 inch <br />outlet at a 0.0% slope, with the length as labeled on the Grading Plan and outlet structure detail. <br />Update for consistency. Runoff rates will be checked when the revised model is submitted for <br />review. <br />08/03/07 Based on the Grading Plan and outlet structure detail, the 12 inch horizontal orifice /grate <br />should be routed through a 12 inch diameter outlet, not the 6 inch diameter pipe as currently <br />modeled. Runoff rates will be checked when the revised model is submitted for review. <br />6. Identify the HWL and location and elevation of the emergency overflow for all culverts on the <br />Plan. Low floors are required to be 2 feet above the 100 -year elevation of all culverts. <br />08/03/07 It appears that the emergency overflow for the upstream end of the culvert crossing located at <br />station 15 +40 is at an elevation of approximately 890. Label the emergency overflow location <br />and elevation of this culvert. Label the HWL of pond 5P and pond 6P on the Grading Plan. <br />Use the existing culvert length and invert elevations for the outlet of wetland No. 1 in the existing <br />conditions model. <br />13810.002 <br />