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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 />10. UNION AND FILMORE DRAINAGE <br /> <br />10.1. General Description <br /> <br />The Union and Filmore drainage area is located in the northeast portion of the city of Colorado <br />Springs, The drainage is bounded by Constitution Avenue to the south, Hancock Street to the West, <br />Templeton Gap Drainage basin to the north, and the Sand Creek drainage area to the east (Figure <br />10.1), <br /> <br />A portion of the flow from the drainage area is captured by the Van Buren diversion channel <br />which runs along Constitution Avenue, The remainder of the storm runoff continues beyond the Van <br />Buren channel and is tributary to the Shooks Run basin, <br /> <br />The Union and Filmore drainage comprises a total of 2,03 square miles. The upper portion of <br />the watershed is undisturbed and consists of grasses and woodlands, The lower portion of the <br />watershed is developed primarily as residential housing, Within the developed lower portion of the <br />basin are several open areas including a golf course, <br /> <br />10.2. Previous Studies <br /> <br />Previous studies in the area include the hydrologic modelling of the Union and Filmore drainage <br />area in conjunction with the Shooks Run basin by Wilson & Company (Ref. 10.1), This study used <br />the TR20 model to estimate runoff from the 10- and 100-year, 24-hour rainfall events, JR Engineering, <br />LId, studied a portion of the basin as part of the Lower Cragmore Master Drainage Plan (Ref. 10,2), <br />This basin abuts the west boundary of Union and Filmore basin. In addition, hydrology at the <br />intersection of Union and Filmore Streets was studied by Drexel Barrel as part of the Master <br />Development Drainage Plan for the Houck Estate at Union and Filmore (Ref. 10,3), Table 10.1 <br />presents a summary of these studies ' <br /> <br />10.3. Hydrologic Analysis <br /> <br />The Union and Filmore drainage was analyzed using the TR-20 modei (Ref. 1.2), The data <br />deck was obtained from Wilson & Company (Ref, 10,1), This model was reviewed and revised to <br />more accurately estimate the existing conditions, Curve numbers and reach routing parameters in the <br />original deck were not modified; however, T c values were independently computed, The revised <br />model was then used to estimate runoff from the 100-year, 24-hour event. <br /> <br />10,1 Resource Consultants & Engineers, Inc, <br />