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Attention: Jim Farkas, NCDEQ
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responses to outstanding comments regarding Erosion control procedures for
1. Prior Comment 13
stating that no wetlands exist. Provide documentation of the qualifications and
VI, 8 of the Application lists items that need to be included in the plans. Please
place this note on a plan sheet.
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ Note added to sheet G0-02 indicating no wetlands on the project site,
determined by the project engineer Marc Momsen. Qualifications to sent over.
2. Prior Comment 21.b.ii. -EZ Form, Drainage Areas Page, Drainage
column. This column represents
the entire project site).
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ The Supplement-EZ Form has been adjusted to correctly display values
for the entire property and the drainage area to the proposed sand filter in the
(456160 sf) includes the 181,082 sf of BUA directed to the proposed sand filter.
3. Prior Comment 21.b.ii.1. -EZ Form, Drainage Area Page, Drainage
Area 1, Line 17
The design storm value should be recorde
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ Design storm listed on Line 17 moved to
4. Prior Comment 21.b.ii.2. -EZ Form, Drainage Area Page, Drainage Area 1,
Line 18 The design volume should be based on the design storm. Since this SCM is a
sand filter you may reduce the design volume by 25% (In accordance with Sand Filter
sign volume for State requirements is based on the
filter. The design volume for this SCM appears in the calculations as the adjusted water
quality volume, this value should be used for the design volume.
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ Design volume on line 18 changed to the adjusted water quality
volume of 11,120 cf.
5. Prior Comment 21.b.ii.3. -EZ Form, Drainage Area Page, Drainage Area 1,
Line 19 Please use either the Simple Method or the Discrete NRCS Method to calculate
the design volume. More information can be found in Part B of the Stormwater Design
calculations, the design volume (adjusted
water quality volume) appears to be calculated using the Simple Method.
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ Calculation method moved to sand filter column and changed to
Simple.
6. Prior Comment 21.c.i. -EZ Form, Sand Filter Page, Line 2 See earlier
should be used for this item. Lines 23 & 30 will show the actual total treatment volume
provided by the SCM.
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ Design volume in line 2 of sand filter page changed to 11,120 cf.
7. Prior Comment 21.c.iii. -EZ Form, Sand Filter Page, Lines 23 & 30 These
volumes should only take into consideration the provided storage below the invert of the
amount of storage provided below elevation 535 ft is 12,165 cf. the bypass elevation for
the sand filter is at elevation 534.9 ft, therefore, the total volume that can be retained in
the sediment and sand chambers (Lines 23 + 30) must be less than 12,165 cf (The values
of both Line 23 & Line 30 are larger than this value). Please revise. Also, if the storage
volume provided below elevation 534.9 ft is interpolated from the provided stage storage
table, an insufficient treatment volume (less than 11,120 cf) is provided. Please either
adjust the sand filter design so that sufficient treatment volume is provided below the
lowest bypass elevation or provide calculations showing that sufficient storage is being
provided.
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ The design of the orifice at 534.90 has been revised. It is now at
535.00
for the post-developed discharge in the 25-year event. Discharges and peak
elevations for the 2-, 10-, and 25-year storm events have been adjusted in the
calculations and plans. The orifice at 535.00 gives a treatment volume of 12,165 cf
which is sufficient to the requirement. The values in lines 23 and 30 have been
revised to match this revision and now add to 12,165 cf.
8. Prior Comment 21.c.iv. -EZ Form, Sand Filter Page, Lines 26 & 32 Please
separate the stage-storage table for the sand filter into sediment chamber and sand
chamber so that this information and
shown in the Supplement-EZ Form do not match the values shown in the stage-storage
table. For example, the sediment chamber area is shown as 11,605 sf in the Supplement-
EZ Form, and 8,977 sf in the stage-storage table. The sand chamber area is shown as
2,550 sf in the Supplement-EZ Form & plans, and 2,558 sf in the stage-storage table.
Please revise for consistency.
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ The surface area shown for the sediment chamber is now 8,985 sf in
the stage storage table and the EZ Form, and 2,550 sf for the sand filter area in
both forms and the plans. Please note this is the surface area at the bottom of the
pond at 534.00.
9. Prior Comment 22.a.
for
resubmitted items were not provided. Please make sure that all updated/corrected items
get electronically uploaded.
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ All documents will be uploaded electronically.
10. Please correct the following items on the Supplement-EZ Form:
a. Drainage Areas Page, Entire Site column:
i. Line 6 This line is used when there is a subdivision of the property and
each lot is allocated a certain amount of BUA. Since this project does not
involve the subdivision of the property, this line should not be used (Line
7 is for New BUA that is located outside of subdivided lots). NOTE: The
value is correct, it is just located in the wrong spot.
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ New BUA in project has been moved to Line 7.
ii. Line 10 Please provide these values. This is a breakdown by type of the
new BUA (Line 7, the items of Line 10 should add up to Line 7).
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ BUA breakdown provided in Line 10 and matches values
on sheet C3-01 and the impervious areas exhibit in the engineering
calculations. Please note impervious areas for roadway and parking
are combined and shown in the roadway row on the EZ Form.
iii. Line 14 This item is not needed since the existing BUA predates the
State post-construction rule implementation in this location. The existing
BUA is not covered under a permit (since it predates the program) so it
should not be reported on this line (This line is usually used for project
modifications). NOTE: Lines 13 & 15 are correct and do not need to be
changed.
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ Values in Line 14 have been removed. Line 7 under the
the proposed sand filter that will be removed and replaced but
does not include the 181,082 sf of new impervious going to the
11. Please provide calculations showing that the outlet of the sand filter is stable for the 10-
year storm event (General MDC 4). It is noted that riprap sizing calculations are provided
from (Also, the outfall of the sand filter appears to be some sort of level-spreader type
device, if that is the case, the provided riprap sizing calculation would not be appropriate
to demonstrate compliance). Please also provide calculations showing that the inlet is
protected from erosion from stormwater discharges (General MDC 4).
wĻƭƦƚƓƭĻʹ Peak flow value revised to the 10-year storm peak discharge for sizing
calcs. Rip Rap sizing for the inlet into the BMP & the BMP outfall have been
revised and included in the engineering calculations, and the rip rap is displayed
and dimensioned on sheet C3-05.