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Culvert 1 <br />Design Parameters: <br />Precipitation: <br />Use 100-yeaz, 24-hour storm precipitation depth = 2.6 inches <br />Land Use: <br />Undisturbed area = 0.62 ac with CN = 63 (Sagebrush -Hyd. Soil Gp. C) <br />Road surface (gravel) = 0.58 ac with CN = 89 <br />Peak flow = 1.05 cfs <br />Diameter required = 8-inch CMP minimum, with a minimum of 2 feet compacted <br />cover, and riprap protection at the inlet and outlet. It is recommended, however, that <br />culverts with a minimum diameter of the up-gradient County Road 27 culverts (36 <br />inches) be used for the haul road culverts so that new down-gradient culverts do not <br />backup flow onto the haul road embankments. <br />Culvert 2 <br />Design Parameters: <br />Precipitation: <br />Use 100-year, 24-hour storm precipitation depth = 2.6 inches <br />Land Use: <br />Undisturbed area = 58.8 ac with CN = 63 (Sagebrush -Hyd. Soil Gp. C) <br />Peak flow = 7.22 cfs <br />• Diameter required = 18-inch CMP minimum, with a minimum of 2 feet compacted <br />cover, and riprap protection at the inlet and outlet. It is recommended, however, that <br />culverts with a minimum diameter of the up-gradient County Road 27 culverts (36 <br />inches) be used for the haul road culverts so that new down-gradient culverts do not <br />backup flow onto the haul road embankments. <br />Culvert 3 <br />Design Parameters: <br />Precipitation: <br />Use 100-year, 24-hour storm precipitation depth = 2.6 inches <br />Land Use: <br />Undisturbed area = 60.0 ac with CN = 63 (Sagebrush -Hyd. Soil Gp. C) <br />Road surface (gravel) = 0.23 ac with CN = 89 <br />Peak flow = 7.37 cfs <br />Diameter required = 18-inch CMP minimum, with a minimum of 2 feet compacted <br />cover, and riprap protection at the inlet and outlet. It is recommended, however, that <br />culverts with a minimum diameter of the up-gradient County Road 27 culverts (36 <br />inches) be used for the haul road culverts so that new down-gradient culverts do not <br />back up flow onto the haul road embankments. <br />• <br />