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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
8/2/2006
Doc Name
Hydrologic/Hydraulic Analysis for Roadway Drainage
Section_Exhibit Name
Exhibit 75 SGARE Appendix G Report to Appendix E
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Table 4 Trunk Lines <br />• <br />Trunk Line From To Len h Diameter Sloe Note <br />[No.] [Station] [Station] [ft] [in] [~] [-] <br /> 132+40 134+90 250 42 4.52 Outlet 132+40 <br />Manhole 134+90 <br />1 134+90 136+90 200 42 8.50 Manhole 136+90 <br /> 136+90 137+80 91 42 7.69 Manhole 137+80 <br /> 137+80 142+15 435 42 12.44 Inlet 142+15 <br /> <br />2 142+90 146+00 310 42 11.13 Outlet 142+90 <br />.Manhole 146+00 <br /> 146+00 149+35 335 36 12.36 Inlet 149+35 <br />Table 5 Cross Culverts <br />Cross <br />Culvert <br />From <br />To Crossing <br />at Crossing <br />An le <br />Length <br />Diameter <br />Slope <br />[No.] [Station] [Station] [Station] [de ] [ft] [in] [%] <br />1 84+10 83+20 83+80 150 100 84 10.00 <br />2 122+15 121+20 121+70 29 105 48 6.67 <br />3 124+05 123+00 123+40 156 106 48 5.94 <br />Cross Drain Location and Size <br />There are several sections where the capacities of the road side ditch conveyance are limited. Six <br />CSP cross drains (Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 9) were located, modeled and sized just up-gradient of <br />. these low capacity sections. The purpose of these cross drains is to route storm water from the <br />road side ditch to the trunk line, or to the main channel that is located on the other side of the <br />road. Four minor cross drains (Nos. 3, 7, 8, and 10) were also designed for draining storm water <br />from depression spots. The discharges flowing through these cross drains are minimal (estimated <br />less than 1 cfs). Therefore, these minor cross drains were designed based solely on site conditions <br />and not modeled by using SEDCAD 4. Cross drain data are listed in Table 6 and shown on Plate <br />I. Refer to the Tune 2005 Design Plans, Sheets SS-2, SS-3, and DR-1 to DR-5. <br />Table 6 Cross Drains <br />Cross <br />Drain Crossing <br />at Crossing <br />An le Length Diameter Slope Note <br />[No.] [Station] [de ] [ft] [in] [%] [-] <br />1 95+00 60 30 18 3.33 <br />2 105+00 60 34 18 20.59 <br />3 109+70 72 48 18 20.83 <br />4 110+80 30 96 18 26.04 <br />5 119+10 45 67 24 16.42 <br />6 128+27 80 40 24 15.00 <br />7 133+17 55 20 18 2.30 Attach to Trunk Line 1 <br />8 139+40 120 9 18 56.67 Attach to Trunk Line 1 <br />9 145+10 60 29 24 31.38 Attach to Trunk Line 1 <br />10 149+25 134 44 18 1.82 <br />Minor cross drain, not modeled. <br />• <br />Sunrise Engineering, Inc. <br />Sylvester Gulch Access Road <br />Hydrobgic /Hydraulic Analyses for Roadway Drainage <br />
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