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1. Detain runoff from storms up through a 1-year or 2-year event for about 24 fours. <br />2. Excess flows from storms greater than a 1-year or ?-year event can be more quickly <br />discharged from the basin in accordance with the city's stormwater management plan <br />(SWMP). <br />3. The runoff V plume to be detained for an extended period of time (24 hours) should be at feast <br />the runoff from a 2.5-inch rainfall in 24 hours. <br />4. In general the I 00-year, 24-hour SCS Type II storm outflow rate from the basin and the <br />I00-year, IU-day snowmelt event outflow rate from the basin should not exceed the peak <br />discharge rate designated in the city's SWMP. <br />These parameters in turn dictate the tiers in a specially designed, multi -tiered outlet structure. <br />Outlet Structure/Tier Description: <br />■ Tier-1: The lowest opening(s) is designed to force flows from a 1-year or 2-year storm event <br />to pool in (lie basin for at least S hours and typically no more than 24 hours. The volume of a <br />basin below the overflow elevation of the next tier (Tier-2) in the structure should be the <br />runoff volume of the I -year or 2-year, 24-hour duration storm. This volume can be live <br />storage (100% between the invert elevation and the Tier-2 overflow elevation) or a <br />combination of live storage and dead storage. Dead storage is the volume of water below the <br />Tier-1 invert. <br />• Tier-2: The starting overflow elevation of Tier-2 is to be set at the elevation where 1 il0% of <br />the runoff from the 1-yeas. 24-Hour or ?-year. 24-hour duration event is stored below this <br />elevation. The wetted surface area of the basin at this elevation should be at least ?/i% to I <br />of the total untreated tributary watershed to the basin. The size of the Tier-2 overflew is <br />computed to meet the city's SWMP I00-year peak outflow requirement. In certain site - <br />specific cases, Tier-2 may need to be a multi -tier overflow, but in most cases this requirement <br />can be managed in a single second tier. <br />• Tier-3: The overflow elevation of Tier-3 is to be set at the computed 100-year flood level of <br />the basin, which is established by the i 00-year. 24-hour duration storm or the 100-year. <br />10-day snowntelt event, whichever is more severe. This could be a natural overflow, a <br />structure overflow, or a combination thereof. <br />P: MP 23 MN 622162I0A2 Silver view- F id NI se"Puent WorWles Report Silver V ica Pond Assessrneni-Fitie I dcwx 74 <br />
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