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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />the top of the box is 20 square feet; however, as indicated in documentation associated with the <br />1993 revisions to Spring Creek, the entrance is further limited by an inlet grate which has an open <br />area of 14 square feet. <br /> <br />2.2 Post-Project Conditions <br /> <br />In response to on-going development south and southwest of the BNRR detention pond. <br />and at the request of the City of Fort Collins, Centre A venue was extended through the pond, The <br />roadway crosses Spring Creek approximately 1,500 feet west of the BNRR and 1,100 feet east of <br />Hill Pond, The roadway embankment is elevated above the IOO-year water surface elevation in <br />order to meet the City requirement of no overtopping during the 100-year event, <br />Two large span culverts have been installed at the Spring Creek crossing. The northern <br />three-sided concrete box culvert has an average height of 11.6 feet and is 20,2 feet wide, which <br />accommodates the low flow channel. The bottom of the culvert is a trapezoidal riprap-lined <br />channel with approximately a 13-foot wide bottom and side slopes of2H: I V, The southern three- <br />sided concrete box culvert has an average height of9 feet and is 18.4 feet wide. which provides <br />access under Centre Avenue for the City's bicycle trail along Spring Creek, The bottom of the <br />southern culvert is elevated an average of 2,6 feet above the Spring Creek channel invert. and is <br />concrete-lined to accommodate the trail. A cross-sectional view of the Centre A venue culverts is <br />provided in Figure 2,1, The roadway and main channel at the culverts is constructed with the <br />requisite channel and embankment stabilization measures as described in Section 4,5, In addition <br />to the culverts, approximately 16 acre-feet of compensatory storage volume has been excavated <br />below elevation 4994 ft, NGVD from the lower (southeast) portion of the pond, directly west of <br />the BNRR, <br />Selected portions of the as-built drawings for the roadway and culvert improvements. <br />prepared by the Sear-Brown Group, Inc" are provided in Appendix A of this report, As-built <br />topography in the compensatory storage area and along Centre A venue is provided on Sheets 1 and <br />2, <br /> <br />It is noted that four insurable structures were located west of Centre A venue prior to this <br />project. These structures were removed as part of the proposed roadway extension, <br />The effect of the project was the division of the original BNRR detention pond into two <br />hydraulically connected detention ponds, The Extended Transport Block of the U ,S. EPA's Storm <br />Water Management Model (EXTRAN) was utilized to evaluate the operation of the ponds and the <br />connecting culverts, EXTRAN is a dynamic flow routing model based on the Saint-Venant <br /> <br />r:\OPF.N\cocsrtnl cOl:srtUl km;1-LO\tIR tlnal-rpt,\~rJ <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br />ANdERSON CONSulTiNG ENGiNEERS_ INC. <br />