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1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />4. Runoff from the portion of the I-70 corridor that discharges into the Dry Creek <br />mining azea is calculated using the Rational method and is estimated to be. <br />Area Existing Condition Runoff, cfs <br />Acres 10 yr-24hr 25 yr-24hr ~ 100 yr-24hr <br />33.68 29.98 36.87 ~ 40.60 <br />5. The runoff for the each mining and the surface facility areas was calculated using <br />the SCS TR-55 Method and is estimated to be: <br />~ Existing Condition Runoff, cfs Developed Condition Runoff, cfs <br />Area ~ 10 yr-24hr 25 yr-24hr 100 yr-24hr~ 10 yr-24hr 25 yr-24hr;100 yr-24 <br />West End 4.00 8.13 12.49 ~ 11.39 18.30 25.83 <br />, <br />Dry Creek ~ 1.64 3.44 5.56 7.80 I 18.12 <br />12.71 <br />Slough to East <br />Property Line 2.48 5.60 9.37 14.04 22.50 j 31.51 <br />West Property Line to <br />Horse Fence 3.27 7.19 12.26 19.86 30.52 43.03 <br />Surface Facility (no <br />Pit) I 1.83 3.63 SS2 5.67 9.37 li.51 <br />6. Sediment and erosion control for the pits is expected to be provide by in pit <br />detention areas that would also be utilized to dew~ater sections of the pits as <br />required. <br /> <br />1 <br />1 <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />CI' <br />7. The sediment and erosion control for the Dry Creek surface facility area prior to <br />the area being mined for gravel is provided by road borrow ditches and a <br />detention pond. When the Dry Creek area is mined, the detention pond will be <br />removed and the surface runoff will be directed to the in pit detention azea. (See <br />Exhibit SF-1) <br />8. The size of the road borrow ditch that directs the surface facility runoff to the <br />detention pond is: <br />Description Feet <br />Bottom of Ditch 2.00 <br />Depth of Flow 0.78 <br />Ditch Width -Top of Flow 5.90 <br />Ditch Width -Top of Ditch 7.40 <br />Freeboard 0.30 <br />Ditch Side Slope 2.5:1 <br />Velocity, fps 3.2 <br />The ditch should be lined with riprap with a D,o = 6 inches. The dimensions <br />above are inside dimensions from the riprap surface. An alternate erosion control <br />method would be the use of check dams on 150 feet centers. <br />