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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20120359 Ver 1_Stormwater Info_20120425STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN Project 45353 3 6 TIP# BD 5107E Guilford County Project Engineer Jimmy L Terry PE Roadway Description This protect consists of replacing Bridge #400231 over North Prong Stinking Quarter Creek on SR 1005 and improving the roadway bridge approaches The existing 89 7 x 23 4 bridge is structurally deficient and will be replaced with a new 132 5 x 33 bridge at the same location An off site detour will be utilized during construction Total project length is 545 linear feet The existing roadway travel lane width will remain the same and a paved shoulder (varies 2 to 4 ) will be added on both sides of the travel way Due to the paved shoulders and proposed structure, the impervious surface area will be increased by approximately 0 10 acres 'I he prod ect drainage consists of one drop inlet and cross pipe near station 18 +90 +/ as well as a standard grass Swale replacing an existing 12' RCP in the northeast quadrant of the bridge Due to the need for guardrail protection along the south approach, an existing driveway had to be relocated This relocation requires additional fill and a replacement of an existing 36 drive pipe Environmental Description This project is located in the Cape Fear River Basin and is subject to the Jordan Lake Buffer Rules North Prong Stinking Quarter Creek is classified as a WS V, NSW stream at this location Best Manaixement Practices and Mayor Structures The primary goal for Best Management Practices (BMPs) is to prevent degradation of the state s surface waters by the location construction and operation of the highway system BMPs are activities practices and procedures taken to prevent or reduce stormwater pollution Due to the existing topography limited right of way and existing drainage patterns there is not a suitable location for structural BMP 11 Required Items Checklist The proposed structure is a 132 5 long three span 21 cored slab bridge with spill through abutments Approximately 545 linear feet of roadway is being widened including the bridge a Mimmized to the extent hydraulically possible b The grade on the bridge carries the runoff to the northwest side A single inlet is proposed to pick up the runoff on west side of the road at —L Sta 18 +90 +/ The inlet will discharge as far away from North Prong Stinking Quarter Creek buffers as reasonably possible on the east side Being able to outlet at this location and eliminating the existing 12 drive pipe and replacing with a grass swale allowed approximately 40 linear feet of grass swale between the outlet and Buffer Zone 2 The total discharge from the proposed inlet is 0 6 cfs (Q10) This number assumes that the deck drains are clogged 100% for design purposes Deck drain slots through the proposed bridge rail will be required at this site along the west side of the proposed structure A Class II Rip Rap pad will be placed along the outfalls of the deck drains to eliminate scouring potential c Due to the existing ditch along the east side and the large drainage area from offsrte, a preformed scour hole would not work at this site The outlet from the drop inlet carrying the bridge discharge was placed as far as possible without impacting the need for additional guardrail The grass swale will be constructed with 3 1 slopes and vegetated according to the latest BMP design guidelines Other BMP s would cause too much impact to the adjacent properties The roadway fill slopes will be vegetated using the latest seeding requirements under NCG 010000 General Construction Permit effective August 3 2011 All appropriate construction BMPs will be employed during bridge demolition and reconstruction d All proposed vegetated roadside ditches are 3 1 slope or flatter a m$ 4oyt -cbi O d va I 1 =I B n O 5r N O M p N r 6 EN v2m wL m ou 0 u E� r 4oyt -cbi O d va I 1 =I B