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streets design, along with the use of stormwater pipes, would convey the maximum flow possible within them a number These streets would include Furry street Gordon and the Hale Street crowns Alley This configuration of street expense construct of smaller channels Modifications to the master plan included the following along Gordon would be eliminated. water east items The Town feels also w0uld~beanuisance and created undesirableuproblems inverted in the form of City First, the major channel conducting storm that this type of structure, besides its large In in place theo along the easternmost Town would to make In order to facilitate it affordable the conclusion of this within the's City available resources master plan, the decision was made to modify the proposed plan The conclusions of the master plan were considered useful. The master plan outlined a means and convey effectively the storm water generated by a 2-year design storm. The cost with the master plan (approximately $5 million) was considered prohibitively expensive to control estimate associated however. ~ ...I"":n"(Y-;: basins, is used. Because and development that a higher recurrence interval interval interval for design storms Attendees for the meeting were Mark Brown, Superintendent, City of Holyoke City of Holyoke; MWE and Ron McLaughlin, Steve Brown, City Council Tom Browning, CWCB initially discussed the findings of the drainage City of Holyoke Ron Miles master plan with John T. Kaufman, City Council, RE TO FROM Meeting on December 13, 1999 for the Holyoke Drainage Master Plan John T. Kaufman, Design File: 95-026.011; Ron C. McLaughlin CWCB; Mark Brown, City of Holyoke ~~ M\VE MEMORANDUM December 21, 1999 (MWE) Tom Browning .. Mc~ughlin -.- Water engineers, I td, /.~f'Jf'--" " '<--;......-. -. ~: " ' .... ..._ow--- 0~"'">:l \ .j" '..d.,~0 rr'~ ,/ ~,- \; ~~,-;"'- . / " >' .~0C'\ \~~j~