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2008-03-13_PERMIT FILE - C1992081A (10)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1992081A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
3/13/2008
Section_Exhibit Name
Tab 12 Facilities
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D
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The following briefly describes the input and output from the small area exemption SEDCAD+ <br />analyses. <br />Input Summary <br />10-yr. 24-hr Precipitation 1.6 in. <br />CN Factor 48 <br />K Factor 0.25 <br />CP Factor 0.075 <br />Output Summary <br />Runoff Volumes and Sediment <br />Topsoil Pile 1 0.0 <br />Topsoil Pile 2 0.0 <br />Topsoil Pile 3 0.0 <br />Substation: There is an electrical substation located in the northwest corner of the <br />facilities area as shown in Exhibit 12-2, Surface Water Control Plan Map (Revision 11, dated <br />03/07). The substation is enclosed within a 30 by 40 foot area which is graveled and <br />fenced. Also associated with the substation is a small disturbance area outside the chain- <br />link fence. Runoff from the substation area does not drain to the Truck Loop Pond and is <br />controlled using a sediment fence. The location of the sediment fence is shown on Exhibit <br />12-2 (Revision 11, dated 03/07). The sediment fence is designed to safely pass the peak <br />discharge from a 10-year, 29-hour event. The design demonstration is presented in Appendix <br />12-2, Small Area Exemption Demonstrations. Given the limited size of the disturbance area <br />and the demonstration that a sediment fence provides adequate control, HGTI requested, and <br />received CDMG approval to permit this area as a small area exemption. <br />Office/Parking Lot/Leach Field: An office/change building, parking lot and leach field were <br />constructed on the west side of the facilities area circa 1979 as shown on Exhibit 12-2, <br />(Revision 11, dated 03/07). In 2007, as part of MR-15, HGTI placed a temporary office <br />trailer adjacent to the existing office/change building. The trailer will be placed over a <br />portion of the existing parking lot area, which is already permitted as a disturbed area. <br />Consequently, there will be no new disturbance associated with the temporary office trailer. <br />The-total disturbance associated with the office/change building, temporary office trailer <br />and parking area is approximately 0.3 acres. The disturbance associated with the existing <br />leach field (0.45 acres) has been successfully revegetated. Runoff from these areas does <br />not drain to the Truck Loop Pond and is controlled with a sediment fence. The location of <br />the sediment fence is shown on Exhibit 12-2 (Revision il, dated 03/07). The sediment fence <br />is designed to safely pass the peak discharge from a 10-year, 24-hour event. The design <br />demonstration is presented in Appendix 12-2, Small Area Exemption Demonstrations. Given the <br />limited size of the disturbance area and the demonstration that a sediment fence provides <br />adequate control, HGTI requested, and received CDRMS approval to permit this area as a small <br />MR-15 4 Revised 03/07 <br />
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