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2. Provide an emergency spillway capable of passing runoff from • the 25-year, 24-hour storm event (1.45 ac-ft.) 3. Provide adequate storage for sediment generated from the 10-year, 24-hour (MUSLE) storm event, (4.6, 10-year, 24-hour MUSLE storm events or 0.63 ac-ft.) 4. Provide a nonclogging dewatering device and principal spillway that will provide adequate detention time for the 10-year, 24-hour storm event and still allow a method to dewater the pond down to the 100 percent sediment storage level in a reasonable amount of time. HYDROLOGY The hydrology of each watershed was analyzed utilizing the SEDIMOT II computer program. In performing this analysis, the characteristics of the minesite and reclamation procedures along with on-site sediment control procedures were considered. Addendum A, B, and C contain complete listings of the SEDIMOT II inputs and outputs for the 10-year, 25-year, and 100-year design storms. Table 1 is a summary of these l results. J TABLE 1 As-built Hydrology and Sedimentology Summary Structure 005 DESCRIPTION l0yr-24hr 25yr-24hr 100yr-24hr Precipitation Depth 1.60-in. 1.8-in. 2.40-in. Inflow Runoff Volume 1.13-ac-ft 1.45 ac-ft 2.53-ac-ft Pond Volume at Peak Stage 1.72-ac-ft 2.55-ac-f t 2.90-ac-ft Peak Stage 10.08 -ft 12.90-ft 13.87-ft Peak Inflow Rate 12.30-cfs 16.00-cfs 28.49-cfs Peak Discharge Rate 0.06-cfs 8.11-cfs 11.80-cfs Basin Trap Efficiency 100.00 X --- --- Detention of Flow (Sediment) 49.85-hr --- --- Detention of Hydrograph Centers 16.56-hr --- --- Input consists of precipitation amount (inches), watershed area (acres), time of concentration (hours). runoff curve number (CN), representative particle-size distributions o f soils in the area, sedimentology information, spillway informat ion, etc. The drainage a rea for this sediment pond was measured on a 1" = 400' topographic map (see Exhibit 13-4). 2