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Flow (cfs) in Ditch at the Drop Structure <br />100 -Yr <br />100 -Yr 500 -Yr <br />Contained <br />500 -Yr <br />1,000 -Yr <br />Contained <br />1000 -Yr <br />Contained <br />10,000 -Yr <br />PMF <br />Contained <br />Existing Conditions 323 348 552 <br />739 713 <br />950 <br />12 <br />15 ft. Bottom (S=0.25%) 431 <br />830 <br />1046 <br />1,490 2,642 <br />20 ft. Bottom (S varies) 433 <br />833 <br />1049 <br />1,492 2,798 <br />Existing Ditch Geometry and Bank Heights to Contain the 100 -Yr, 500 -Yr and 1,000 -Yr Storms <br />Link <br />Existing 100 -Yr <br />Height (ft) Height (ft) <br />500 -Yr <br />Height (ft) <br />1,000 -Yr <br />Height (ft) <br />5 <br />10 10 <br />12 <br />12 <br />6 <br />5 5 <br />5 <br />6 <br />20 <br />5.5 6 <br />8 <br />9 <br />23 <br />7 7 <br />8 <br />9 <br />Potential Channel Modifications <br />Links <br />Recommended Bank Height (ft) <br />1-7* <br />10 <br />8-11 <br />12 <br />12-18 <br />14 <br />19-23 <br />12 <br />*To contain PMF for both 15 ft. and 20 ft. alternatives, increase bank height to 11 ft. resulting in Qo,tfau-3,060 cfs <br />20 -ft Bottom Width Alternative without Basin A Inflow <br />10,000 -Yr PMF <br />Qoutfa11 (cfs) 927 1,660 <br />Link 20 in the model is the location of the wasteway crest above Sub -Basin B. The crest length of the wasteway <br />was measured from the terrain model to be approximately 135 ft. To contain the 500 -Yr Storm, the crest elevation <br />must be raised to 8,628 ft. (An increase of 2.5 ft.). The following table shows the wasteway flow (Qw,,Y,) for storms <br />greater than the 500 -Yr. <br />*Note: Flooding occurs in other areas of model on 10,000 -Yr and PMF, which decreases Qo„,fall <br />1,000 -Yr <br />10,000 -Yr <br />PMF <br />Qwaste (cfs) <br />—100 <br />—400 <br />—700 <br />Total Volume Flooded <br />(acre -ft) <br />1.3 <br />16.4 <br />33.9 <br />C�.,fau (cfs) <br />912 <br />1131 <br />1611 <br />*Note: Flooding occurs in other areas of model on 10,000 -Yr and PMF, which decreases Qo„,fall <br />