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C1981019A
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Permit File
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9/9/2015
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Exhibit 07 Methodologies & Assumptions for Sedimentation Pond Design Evaluations
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The curve number (CN) of an area indicates the runoff poten- <br />tial of the area. Table 2.20 gives the CN's for various land use and <br />Table 2 20 Runoff Curve Numbers for Selected Agricultural, Suburban, and Urban <br />Land Use. (Antecedent Moisture Condition II). <br />i/ For s more detailed description'cf agricultural lend use curve number. refer to <br />Hetionel Engineering Handbook, Section 4, ltvdrology, Chapter 91 Aug. 1972, <br />3/ Good cover is protected from grazing and litter end brush cover soil. <br />3/ Curve numbers — computed g,noing the raaoff from the house and driveway <br />is directed tovards the street with • minia za of roof water directed to lawns <br />vhere additional infiltration Could occur. <br />Tae remsiaing pervious areas (lnvn) are considered tc be in good pasture condition <br />for the_. curve n Lers. <br />In some vernier climates of the country a curve nuobar or 95 nay be used. <br />Table 7 Scanned image of Table 2.20 from "Applied Hydrology and Sedimentology for Disturbed <br />Areas ", Barfield, B.J., Warner, R. C., and Haan, C. T., Oklahoma Technical Press, Fourth <br />Printing, 1987. <br />Exhibit 7 Page 11 Revision Date: 3/18/13 <br />Revision No.: TR -95 <br />HYDROLOGIC 60IL GROUP <br />LAND USE DESCRInIDN <br />A <br />B <br />C <br />D <br />Cultivated 1en411: vithout conservation treatment <br />72 <br />81 <br />68 <br />91 <br />. vith conservation treatment <br />62 <br />T1 <br />TS <br />81 <br />pasture or range land, poor condition <br />68 <br />T9 <br />86 <br />89 <br />good condition <br />39 <br />61 <br />74 <br />80 <br />3C <br />56 <br />71 <br />78 <br />Meadow. good condition <br />Mood or Forest land: thin stand, peor cow r, no mulch <br />45 <br />66 <br />T7 <br />83 <br />cover?/ <br />25 <br />55 <br />TO <br />T7 <br />goad <br />Open spaces, lawns, parka, golf courses, emeteriea, etc. <br />good condition: grass cover on 75% or, mar of the area <br />39 <br />61 <br />74 <br />80 <br />fair condition: grass cover on 50% to 75 %eof the area <br />4g <br />69 <br />79 <br />84 <br />Commerei•1 and busimea. arena (85% Impervious) <br />89 <br />92 <br />94 <br />95 <br />Industrial districts (T2% impervious)- <br />81 <br />88 <br />91 <br />93 <br />Reaidenti•1: �/ <br />Average lot size Average % Impervious!/ <br />1/8 sere or 1— 65 <br />T7 <br />85 <br />90 <br />92 <br />1/4 acre 38 <br />61 <br />75 <br />83 <br />87 <br />113 sere 30 <br />5T <br />72 <br />61 <br />86 <br />112 acre 25 <br />54 <br />To <br />8o <br />85 <br />20 <br />51 <br />68 <br />79 <br />84 <br />1 acre <br />etc. -e/ <br />98 <br />98 <br />98 <br />98 <br />Paved parking lots, roofs, driveway., <br />streets and reeds: <br />severe:/ <br />9B <br />98 <br />98 <br />98 <br />paved vith curbs and storm <br />16 <br />85 <br />89 <br />91 <br />gravel <br />T2 <br />82 <br />67 <br />89 <br />dirt <br />i/ For s more detailed description'cf agricultural lend use curve number. refer to <br />Hetionel Engineering Handbook, Section 4, ltvdrology, Chapter 91 Aug. 1972, <br />3/ Good cover is protected from grazing and litter end brush cover soil. <br />3/ Curve numbers — computed g,noing the raaoff from the house and driveway <br />is directed tovards the street with • minia za of roof water directed to lawns <br />vhere additional infiltration Could occur. <br />Tae remsiaing pervious areas (lnvn) are considered tc be in good pasture condition <br />for the_. curve n Lers. <br />In some vernier climates of the country a curve nuobar or 95 nay be used. <br />Table 7 Scanned image of Table 2.20 from "Applied Hydrology and Sedimentology for Disturbed <br />Areas ", Barfield, B.J., Warner, R. C., and Haan, C. T., Oklahoma Technical Press, Fourth <br />Printing, 1987. <br />Exhibit 7 Page 11 Revision Date: 3/18/13 <br />Revision No.: TR -95 <br />
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