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<br />I <br /> <br />v 111-6 <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Simms Street will have the existing pipe replaced with two structural steel <br />plate arches and the existing Ward Road bridge will have its structure <br />opening area increased. <br /> <br />LEYDEN CREEK WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF ARVADA - Station 0+00 to 44+00 <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />RALSTON CREEK FROM XENON STREET TO INDIANA STREET - Station 306+00 to 384+00 <br /> <br />A grass-I ined channel is to be used for the entire length of Leyden Creek <br />within the Arvada city limits. Currently, there is a grass-lined channel <br />upstream of station 20+00, which will have its capacity increased by providing <br />minor grading and selective brush removal. To accomplish the master plan <br />recommendations along the remainder of this reach a grass-l ined channel is <br />to be built from station 0+00 to station 20+00, For the 100-year flow this <br />new channel has an average velocity of 8 feet per second, a base width of <br />63 feet, an overbank depth of flow of 4 feet, and 4 to I side slopes. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />The master plan improvements for this reach of channel are given on Sheets <br />13 and 14. These improvements will contain the 100-year flood in the proposed <br />channel and will alleviate the overtopping of Simms Street and Ward Road dur- <br />ing a 100-year event- <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />A nonstructural modified channel is to be used for this reach of Ralston <br />Creek. Due to the minimal damage potential of this area, no erosion pro- <br />tection measures will be provided to the channel. <br /> <br />Simms Street will have the existing box culvert replaced with a 60-foot long <br />bridge and the existing West 72nd Avenue bridge will have its structure <br />opening area increased by a minimum of 33 percent. This can be accomplished <br />by adding a new bay to the structure, or by excavating the channel beneath <br />the existing bridge or a combination of both. Transitions to the existing <br />channel will be provided upstream and downstream of the improved structures. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />The master plan improvements for this reach of channel are presented on <br />Sheets 10 through 13. <br /> <br />RALSTON CREEK FROM INDIANA STREET TO QUAKER STREET - Station 384+00 to 444+00 <br /> <br />The master plan improvements for this reach of channel are presented on <br />Sheets 39 and 40. These improvements will decrease the area of the flood <br />plain in this reach and will alleviate the overtopping of West 72nd Avenue <br />and Simms Street during a 100-year event. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />A nonstructural modified channel is to be used in this reach of Ralston Creek. <br />Rock side channel spillways sized for the 100-year flow will be located on <br />the east banks of the Croke Canal and the Farmers Highline Canal. These side <br />channel spillways will help protect the canals from being breached during <br />design events. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />LEYDEN CREEK FROM THE ARVADA CITY LIMITS TO ABOVE ALKIRE STREET - Station <br />44+00 to 92+00 <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />This reach of channel has several private roads and driveways that are <br />assumed to wash out. <br /> <br />A nonstructural modified channel is to be used for this reach of Leyden <br />Creek. The West 75th Place roadway embankment will be armored to protect <br />it from being washed out and three 6.08 feet x 4.58 feet structural plate <br />steel pipe arches will be installed to convey low flows under the roadway. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />No improvements are proposed for Indiana or Quaker Streets. The existing <br />roadways are close to meeting the criteria of the Urban Drainage and Flood <br />Control District for the present flows, Due to the minimal damage potential <br />of the area, no erosion protection will be provided to the channel. <br /> <br />This reach of channel has two small pond embankments and three private <br />driveways that will be washed out. Because there is no rldverse effect to the <br />flood hazard from the private facilities, master plan improvements are not <br />provided. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />The master plan improvements for this reach of channel are given on Sheets <br />6 th rough 10. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />RALSTON CREEK FROM QUAKER STREET TO STATE HIGHWAY 93 - Station 444+00 to 578+60 <br /> <br />The Alkire Street crossing will have the existing pipe replaced with a 50-foot <br />long bridge sized to carry the 100-year flow of 2,450 cfs. The existing <br />channel capacity in the vicinity of the bridge will be increased to handle <br />the higher discharge. The addition of this bridge will alleviate the present <br />overtopping of Alkire Street during the 100-year discharge and will de- <br />crease the area of the flood plain in this reach. Due to the minimal <br />damage potential of this area, no erosion protection measures will be provided <br />to the channel in the master plan, The master plan improvements for this <br />reach of channel are presented on Sheets 36,37,38 and 39, <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />A nonstructural modified channel is to be used in this reach of Ralston Creek. <br />Two structural steel pipe arches will replace the existing pipe at State <br />Highway 93. Transitions to the existing channel will be provided upstream <br />and downstream of these structures. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />This reach of channel has several private roads and driveways that are assumed <br />to wash out- <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />The master plan improvements for this reach of channel are given on Sheets <br />I through 6. These improvements wi 11 decrease the flood plain in the vicinity <br />of the new structures and will alleviate the overtopping of Colorado Highway <br />93. Dur to the minimal damage potential of the area, no erosion protection <br />measures will be provided to the channel. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br />