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RESPONSE TO TECHNICAL INFORMATION AS REQUESTED <br />1) Stormwater Run-off Calculations--disturbed area watershed including SWMP acreage <br />l0yr SCSII 24hr <br />Peak Discharge <br />Discharge Volume <br />27.56 cfs <br />4.52 acre ft <br />100yr SCSI124hr <br />77.56 cfs <br />12.26 acre ft <br />Stormwater Run-off Calculation--Undisturbed upland watershed area 145 acres <br />l0yr SCSII 24hr <br />Peak Discharge <br />Discharge Volume <br />66.64 cfs <br />10.95 acre ft <br />2. Average annual sediment loss from the disturbed area. <br />100yr SCSII 24hr <br />187.46 cfs <br />29.65 acre ft <br />At the completion of sediment pond construction, seven collection basins will be in operation. <br />The annual estimated sediment loss from the disturbed (mining zone) is 250 tons, most of which <br />will be collected in the first #5 sediment pond in the SWMP area. Less than 5% of the annual <br />loss from the disturbed area is estimated to be collected in #2, #3, and #4 sediment ponds. A <br />zero release of sediments from the affected land boundaries is anticipated with this S'NMP. <br />3. Engineering Designs--Please find attached design drawings and construction detai Is of al I <br />structures proposed in this SWMP. Plan views showing location and routing of all S\'VMP <br />structures can be found on the "Stormwater Drainage Map" 1 ": 200' topographic included with <br />this package. <br />5. Property owners that may be affected by the proposed stormwater management plan. T.H.E. <br />anticipates no affect on neighboring land owners. Pueblo Community College and the City of <br />Canon City have been notified and their response is forthcoming. <br />6. Tezak Heavy Equipment will design and build all proposed stormwater controls stch as <br />channels, ponds, and spillways in such a way as to minimize impacts to the hydrologi ~ balance <br />within the quarry as well as the surrounding area. Within the SWMP acreage, particular efforts <br />will be made to preserve existing vegetation and minimize the disturbance. <br />7. Tezak Heavy Equipment Company, Inc., will contruct and have all structures operating <br />effectively by October 31, 1996. <br />