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Table 5.8.2-1 Subwatersheds 1-1-1-1 and 1-2-1-1 CP Factor <br /> <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> No appreciable canopy <br />% Ground Cover <br />In Contact With <br />Ground Surface 40 52 i 60 <br />100% grass 0.10 .042 <br />94% grass 0.101 0.066 0.043 <br />100% weeds (forbs) 0.15 0.090 <br />Table 5.8.2-3 Subwatersheds 1-1-1-4, 1-2-1-2, 2-1-i-1, 2-2-1-2, and 2-2-2-1 CP Factor <br /> No appreciable canopy <br />% Ground Cover <br />In Contact With <br />Ground Surface 40 56 60 <br />100% grass ~ 0.10 ~ ~ .042 <br />99% grass ,j 0.10 0.058 j 0.042 <br />100% weeds (forbs) 0.16 0.090 <br />Table 5.8.2-4 Subwatershed 2-2-1-1 CP Factor <br />~ No appreciable canopy <br />% Ground Cover <br />In Contact With i <br />Ground Surface ~ 60 69 80 <br />100% grass 0.042 ~ 0.013 <br />99% grass 0.042 0.029 j 0.013 <br />100% weeds (forbs) 0.090 0.043 <br />~.9 Grass Filter <br />The entire length of the AVF area would act as a grass filter for the great majority of runoff <br />from the east pit prior to such runoff reaching natural streams (Stollsteimer Creek) in the <br />area. In this analysis, the first 100 feet is considered as a grass filter. The grasses are <br />equated to a fescue in the SEDCAD+ selection tables, a Manning's n of 0.0140, and a stem <br />to stem spacing of 2 inches. The height of grass was selected as 7 inches, infiltration = 0.03, <br />and stiffness factor of 20. The size of the representative filter was a length of 100 feet, a <br />width of 100 feet, and a slope of 3%. <br />Page 19 of 34, 7 Oct 96 <br />