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County
Arapahoe
Adams
Community
Aurora
Stream Name
Westerly Creek
Title
Major Drainageway Planning
Date
2/1/1977
Prepared For
UDFCD
Prepared By
Camp Dresser & McKee
Contract/PO #
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Floodplain - Doc Type
Floodplain Report/Masterplan
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<br />Drainage Area No. 6A a.nd N'?=-_6!?.,_ <br /> <br />Drainage System Al~payt(!!~tJ:~EC.!__.~5~~:h o!..]ggr~li~~:~.;Ul.a]: <br />(Master Plan Drawi~~~~~~.~l: 'T'hi3 drainage system <br />is Cl continuation of the system south of the Highline Canal. <br />The storm s,~,.er ~1ill collec1: storm'vater from the outlet. of <br />the Dayton Detention Pond and the dra:..na.]e system along <br />Kent.ucky Drive and convey i'l: to th.e intersection of Alameda <br />Avenue and Dayton Street. TJ1is storn sewer also serves about <br />115 acres o:E drainage area (part of Drainage Area No. 61,) <br />on both sides of Dayton Street for d 'i-.year storm event.. <br />Manr.oles ~le:re designed at si:reet intersections for future <br />storm seVier connec"tions. <br /> <br />Drai nage System From ,Vinds~~,-..!cak~_ t~~_~~~E:Ll~ir F,?rce _ Ba.::~~:. <br />(Master Plan Drawing No. 17): This drainage system is <br />designed to relieve the drainagE' are '1 ((1.16 square mileE:) <br />located wesi: of Windsor Lake anti south of the Highline Canal. <br />This system provides a 5-yeaJ:' storm drainage ou.tlet for this <br />area. The design .terminates at the '3out.h bank of the Hiqhline <br />Canal becanse this area has not been developed. A manhole <br />will be provided a.t .the end of this syst.em for a fu.ture storm <br />se~ler connection. This draina']e sY~c;tem is also designe6. to <br />collect the 5-year frequency stor11vlatE'r ::rom the area (35 <br />acres) west of Windsor Gardens between Alameda Avenue and <br />.the Highline Canal. The s tormwa ter conveyed by t.his sys 1:em <br />will discharge into a flood channel ".hich collects st:ormwater <br />along the north side of Alameda Averl1e a.nd discharges ir.to <br />.the proposed Upper Lowry Det:en.tion Por,d.. <br /> <br />Drainage System Along Alameda. Avenue, Letvleen Dayton :~~tree~ <br />and Havana Street (Master P lan))rcli"in<j No. 18): Becau se <br />of the natural topography, the ciri:;:rr~lge .-i;ys tE,m along Alameda <br />Avenue between Day1:on Street. and Iiavaca Street is de:3igned <br />to convey .the runoff from a 5-year frequency storm in tw'O <br />directions. The area west of Galena Way will drain into a <br />42-inch RCP to the west.. The storm'rlater will combine witch <br />that conveyed by the Da.yton Street. ekc.inaqe ~3ys1:e:m and drain <br />into the flood channel alonq the norj:'~ ~;:Lde of Alamecla Avenue. <br />The area eaE:t of Galena. \'Jay' will dra:.r into a 48--in Rep too <br />the east and combine "lith the stormwater from the existing <br />Havana Street drainage system and t~e outlet pipe from Pond <br />A-B. <br /> <br />Drainage System Along Alameda Avenue from Pond A-B to <br />Havana Street (l1aster'P1'anIJ:i~a'w-In<3-J~O:--'8): The 96-=Tnch <br />RCP storm sewer is des.Lgned-tQC'OlM;-;".cU;;., lOO-year outflow <br />from Pond A-'B to the intersection of }\lameda Avenue and Havana <br />Street. Thi.s improvement is designed in addition to rai:3ing <br />the .Clmbankment in order to have a faster relief from Pond <br />A-B so that it will contain a lOO--year S1::orm eVE,nt without. <br />E~merJency spillway overflow. <br /> <br />-24.. <br />
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