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• summary predicts that the peak stage will be 18.43 ft. From the SEDCAD+ <br />Elevation-Area-Capacity-Discharge table, this peak stage equates to a depth of <br />flow through the emergency spillway of 0.53 feet. Additional assumptions and <br />routing results are shown on the attached SEDCAD+ computer printout. <br />Crest Elevation <br />Spillway Type <br />Straight Barrel Diameter <br />Barrel Length <br />Initial Pool Elevation <br />Maximum Pool Elevation <br />• <br />Crest Elevation <br />Spillway Type <br />Width <br />Spillway Side Slopes <br />Crest Length <br />Spillway Dimensions <br />Principle spillway- <br />The purpose of having a principal spillway for this impoundment is to <br />retain flood storage capacity. The existing principal spillway in the <br />Moffat sediment pond will be retained with it present specifications. <br />Major assumptions and results of flood routing are summarized below (all <br />elevations are relative to the constructed bottom of the pond; numbers in <br />parentheses are relative to the elevations above the sediment level). <br />Emergency Spillway- <br />The emergency spillway of the sediment pond will be retained at its present <br />specifications. The channel bottom and side slopes of the emergency <br />spillway will be maintained with rip-rap to ensure erosion control. Major <br />assumptions and the results of flood routing for the emergency spillway <br />design flood are summarized below (all elevations are relative to the <br />constructed bottom of the pond; numbers in parentheses are relative to the <br />elevations above the sediment level). <br />13.6 (7.0) feet <br />Trickle Tube <br />12 inches <br />76 feet <br />13.6 (7.0) feet <br />18.43 (11.63) feet <br />17.9 (11.3) feet <br />Open Channel <br />13 feet <br />3h:ly <br />28 <br />Initial Pool Elevation <br />Maximum Pool Elevation <br />Maximum Discharge (1° & 2°) <br />u <br />Technical Revision 32 <br />4.6R-2 <br />13.6 (7 .0) feet <br />18.43 (11.83) feet <br />16.13 cfs <br />September 5, 1995 <br />