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Since 1979 THE JOHN R. McADAMS COMPANY, INC. ~.xP os- t88 2. Vy HIGHLAND CREEK -PHASES 2 & 4 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA FINAL DESIGN OF STORMWATER MANAGEMENT FACILITIES #1, #2, #7, & #10 CTX-06070 May 2007 Revised: June 2007 Research Triangle Park, NC Post Office Box 14005 Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709 2905 Meridian Parkway Durham, North Carolina 27713 800-733-5646 919-361-5000 919-361-2269 Fax Charlotte, NC 5311 Seventy-Seven Center Drive, Suite 66 Charlotte, North Carolina 28217 800-733-5646 704-527-0800 704-527-2003 Fax Jonathan A. Aldridge, EI Associate Project Engineer Brandon R. Finch, PE Sr. Stormwater Project Manager 1t,,, .. ~- ~ ~~ v/Zad ~ Qs/ISEV b~i9/2oo7 Comprehensive Land Development Design Services www.johnrmcadams.com We help our clients succeed. ExP o~-18$.2 V~ HIGHLAND CREEK -PHASES 2 & 4 Final Design of stormwater Management Facilities #1, #2, #7, & #10 General Description Located on Highway 401, just east of its crossing with the Neuse River and west of its intersection with Forestville Road in Raleigh, North Carolina, is the proposed mixed-use residential development currently known as Highland Creek. Proposed development on this site will consist of the construction of both single and multi-family residential areas, along with associated streets, parking, utilities, and other infrastructure. The proposed development is located within the Neuse River basin and will be subject to the stormwater management requirements set forth in Section 10, Chapter 9 of the City of Raleigh regulations. Per City of Raleigh regulations, stormwater management on this site shall address two primary issues: (1) peak discharge rates and (2) water quality management. 1. The peak stormwater runoff leaving any site for the two year and ten year storms shall be no greater for post-development conditions than pre-development conditions. The same methodologies used to calculate stormwater runoff must be used for both pre-development and post-development conditions (Section 10- 9023a). 2. No development nor any expansion of an existing development, use, facility, building, structure, nor any new or expanded vehicular surface area shall contribute a nitrogen export load exceeding three and six tenths (3.6) pounds per acre per year. Developers shall have the option of offsetting their nitrogen export • load limitations by paying monies to the North Carolina Wetland Restoration Fund. For residential development, aone-time offset payment of three hundred thirty dollars ($330.00) per pound may be paid to the North Carolina Wetland Restoration Fund to bring the nitrogen load from six (6) pounds per acre per year to three and six tenths (3.6) pounds per acre per year. Residential developments which exceed nitrogen export loads of six (6) pounds per acre per year and other developments which exceed ten (10) pounds per acre per year must install City approved stormwater control measures to reduce the nitrogen export load of their development to the applicable six (6) pounds per acre per year or ten (10) pounds per acre per year limitation to become eligible for payment offsets (Section 10- 9022a-c). Please note that residential development is defined in Section 10-9002 as any lot devoted to single family or duplex land use. This report contains calculations detailing the expected stormwater impacts as a result of the proposed development, along with designs of stormwater management facilities that will be used to mitigate the impacts. Please refer to the appropriate section of this report for additional information. ~~ 1 t k R 2 Nr .~i f ~ ,.. Y._ , ". ~r ~ r 7( .rt:'. ,. , ;~~,. ;~~~: +i'CK~!`rcrG ,~'~i ~ 4~r_rtMIVJ'ItCf • _ . Calculation Methodolo~y • 1. Rainfall data for the Raleigh, NC region is derived from USWB Technical Paper No. 40 and NOAA Hydro-35. This data was used to generate adepth-duration- frequency (DDF) table describing rainfall depth versus time for varying return penods. These rainfall depths were then input into the meteorological model within HEC-HMS for peak flow rate calculations. Please reference the precipitation data section within this report for additional information. 2. The 1/3 Probable Maximum Precipitation (1/3 PMP) was entered into HEC-HMS as a "User Hyetograph" with the 6-hour distribution presented in The Soil Conservation Service's Technical Release No. 60 (Six Hour Design Storm Distribution). The total rainfall depth modeled in 10 inches. 3. Using maps contained within the Wake County Soil Survey, the on- and off-site soils were determined to range from hydrologic soil group (HSG) `B' soils to HSG `D' soils. Since the method chosen to compute both pre- and post- development peak flow rates and runoff volumes is dependent upon the soil type, care was taken when selecting the appropriate Soil Conservation Service Curve Number (SCS CN). Within each sub-basin, an approximate proportion of each soil group was determined using NRCS Soil Survey Maps. Once an approximate proportion was determined, a composite SCS CN was computed for each cover condition. For example, the pre-development condition of Sub-basin #5 consists of approximately 50% HSG `B' soils and 50% HSG `D' soils. Therefore, for the open area cover condition, the composite SCS CN is computed as follows • (assuming good condition): Composite Open SCS CN = (0. S *61) + (0.5 * 80) = 71 This type of calculation was done for each of the studied sub-basins in the pre- and post-development condition in an effort to accurately account for the difference in runoff between HSG `B' soils and HSG `D' soils. 4. The post-development times of concentration to each stormwater facility are assumed to be 5 minutes in the post-development condition. 5. The on- and off-site topography used in the analysis is from two different sources. They are as follows: a. The on-site topography is from a recent aerial survey provided to The John R. McAdams Company, Inc. b. The remainder of the existing topography is from LIDAR topography obtained by The John R. McAdams Company, Inc. from a web site run by the N.C. Floodplain Mapping Program. Please note that the vertical datum for this topography is based on NAVD 88. The two sets of data mentioned above were "spliced" together to construct the existing topography used in the analysis. Please refer to the pre- and post- development watershed maps for more information. • 6. HEC-HMS Version 2.2.2, by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is used to • generate pre- and post-development peak flow rates and model the proposed stormwater management facilities. 7. Pondpack Version 8.0, by Haestad Methods, is used to generate the stage- discharge rating curves for the proposed stormwater management facilities. These rating curves are then input into HEC-HMS for routing calculations. 8. The stage-discharge rating curve, stage-storage rating curve, and stage-storage function for the proposed wetlands were all generated outside of HEC-HMS and then input into HEC-HMS. 9. Water quality sizing calculations were performed in accordance with the N.C. Stormwater Best Management Practices manual (NCDENR April 1999). The normal pool surface area of the wetland facilities was sized using a 3.0 ft average depth and the appropriate SA/DA ratio. A temporary storage pool for runoff resulting from the 1.0" storm is provided in all facilities, to be drawn down in 2 to 5 days using an inverted siphon. 10. For 100-year storm routing calculations, a "worst case condition" was modeled in order to insure the proposed facilities would safely pass the 100-year storm event. The assumptions used in this scenario are as follows: 1. The starting water surface elevation in each facility, just prior to the 100- year storm event, is at the top of riser elevation. This scenario could occur as a result of a clogged siphon or a rainfall event that lingers for several days. This could also occur as a result of several rainfall events in a series, • before the inverted siphon has an opportunity to draw down the storage pool between NWSE and the riser crest elevation. 2. A minimum of approximately 0.5-ft of freeboard was provided between the peak elevation during the "worst case" scenario and the top of the dam for each facility. 11. Nitrogen export calculations are computed using Method 2 from the City of Raleigh Storm Drainage Manual. This method uses known footprint areas of wooded, open, and impervious surfaces. 12. A velocity dissipater is provided at the principal spillway outlets to prevent erosion and scour in these area. The dissipaters are constructed using rip rap, underlain with a woven geotextile filter fabric. The filter fabric is used to minimize the loss of soil particles beneath the rip rap apron. The dissipaters are sized for the 50-year storm event using the NYDOT method. It is a permanent feature of the outlet structures. 13. To guard against dam failure due to the buoyant forces caused by the riser-barrel outlet structures, anti-flotation calculations were performed. These calculations consisted of determining the amount of concrete that is required to anchor the outlet structures down and prevent them from floating. In addition, the pre-cast riser sections are to be tied together to prevent separation caused by buoyant forces. These calculations contain a minimum 15% safety factor. • 14. Development proposed on this site consists of both single and multi-family residential areas. Therefore, in order to compute the maximum allowable TN- export from this site without physical TN-removal, a composite average was • computed for the entire site using defined areas of multi-family use and defined areas of single-family use for the phases that have been developed (1, 2, and 4). The computation for the composite TN-export average is as follows: Total Site Area = 176.05 acres Single-Family Area = 94.75 acres Multi-Family Area = 49.52 acres Stream Buffer /Common R/W Area = 31.78 acres Since 66% of the residential area is single-family, and 34% multi-family, the 31.78 acres of unused common space was allotted accordingly (20.87 acres to single-family, 10.91 acres to multi-family). This means that the total area attributed to multi-family was 60.43 acres and 115.62 acres were attributed to single-family. Therefore, Maw Allowable TN-Export w/o Physical Removal = [(115.62 ac * 6.0 lbs/ac/yr) +(60.43 ac * 10.0 lbs/ac/yr)J / 176.05 ac = 7.37 lbs/ac/yr Discussion of Results Sub-basin 1 • As shown in the HEC-HMS output tables, there is a significant increase (between pre- and post-development) for the on-site areas of Sub-basin 1. However, this sub-basin drains to an existing 18-inch culvert crossing located immediately adjacent to the property line for Highland Creek. For this reason, the point of analysis will shift to the existing 18-inch culvert crossing. This issue has been previously discussed and agreed upon with representatives from the City of Raleigh. As shown in the Summary of Results table, the maximum predicted increase in peak flow rate at the existing culvert crossing is 9.4%. This is an acceptable increase (without on-site detention) since the increase is less than 10% Sub-basin 4C As shown in the Summary of Results table, there is a significant increase (in percentage only) for the 2-year storm of 0.3 cfs to 0.6 cfs. Also, there is a predicted increase of 8% in the 10-year storm (1.2 cfs to 1.3 cfs). Since the 10-year storm is less than the allowable 10% increase and the 2-year increase is 0.3 cfs, it is the opinion of the design engineer that the 2-year increase is negligible and can be ignored. For this reason, on-site detention facilities are not provided in this sub-basin. Sub-basins 4 & 5 There are three stormwater management facilities proposed for these sub-basins. These facilities will function as "dual-purposed facilities" by providing reduction in TN-export and by providing detention such that the pre-development peak flow rates are no greater than post-development peak flow rates in the 2- and 10-year design storm events. Please • refer to the Summary of Results table for additional information. Junctions 3 & 4 • There are five total stormwater management facilities proposed /built for the sub-basins that contribute to these analysis points (4 of which have been built as part of Phase 1 and Phase 1B of the overall development). These facilities will function as "dual-purposed facilities" by providing reduction in TN-export and by providing detention such that the pre-development peak flow rates are no greater than post-development peak flow rates in the 2- and 10-year design storm events. Please refer to the Summary of Results table for additional information. Conclusion If the development on this tract is built as proposed within this report, then the requirements set forth in Section 10, Chapter 9 of the City of Raleigh regulations will be met with the proposed stormwater management facilities. However, modifications to the proposed development may require that this analysis be revised. Some modifications that would require this analysis to be revised include: 1. The proposed site impervious surface exceeds the amount accounted for in this report. 2. The post-development watershed breaks change significantly from those used to prepare this report. The above modifications may result in the assumptions within this report becoming invalid. The computations within this report will need to be revisited if any of the above conditions become apparent as development of the proposed site moves forward. • .7 HIGHLAND CREEK SUMMARY OF RESULTS B.R. FINCH, PE CTX-06070 6/29/2007 • _> RELEASE RATE MANAGEMENT RESULTS JUNCTION #3 Return Period Pre-Development [cfs] Post-Development [cfs] % Increase [%] 2-Year 191.9 170.6 - 11.1 10-Year 606.0 561.5 -7.3% JUNCTION #4 Return Period Pre-Development [cfs] Post-Dev [Design] [cfs] % Increase [%] Post-Dev [Actual] [cfs] % Increase [%] 2-Year 227.7 216.5 -4.9% 210.3 -7.6% 10-Year 719.1 686.5 -4.5% 679.4 -5.5% SUB-BASIN #1- ON- & OFFSITE TO EXISTING CULVERT CROSSING Return Period Pre-Development [cfs] Post-Development [cfs] % Increase [%] 2-Year 8.5 9.3 9.4% 10-Year 19.2 18.8 -2.1 SUB-BASIN #2 Return Period Pre-Development [cfs] Post-Development [cfs] % Increase [%] 2-Year 2.6 2.6 0.0% 10-Year 10.3 10.3 0.0% SUB-BASIN #4A • Return Period Pre-Development [cfs] Post-Development [cfs] % Increase [%] 2-Year 6.0 4.7 -21.7% 10-Year 23.3 22.4 -3.9% SUB-BASIN #4B Return Period Pre-Development [cfs] Post-Development [cfs] % Increase [%] 2-Year 1.6 0.3 -81.3% 10-Year 6.6 0.8 -87.9% SUB-BASIN #4C Return Period Pre-Development [cfs] Post-Development [cfs] % Increase [%] 2-Year 0.3 0.6 100.0% 10-Year 1.2 1.2 0.0% SUB-BASIN #5 Return Period Pre-Development [cfs] Post-Development [cfs] % Increase [%] 2-Year 37.4 21.3 -43.0% 10-Year 85.2 57.7 -32.3% SUB-BASIN #S Return Period Pre-Development [cfs] Post-Development [cfs] % Increase [%] 2-Year 3.5 0.2 -94.3% 10-Year 9.4 0.6 -93.6% • HIGHLAND CREEK SUMMARY OF RESULTS B.R. FINCH, PE CTX-06070 6/29/2007 • _> ROUTING RESULTS SWMF I (Subbasin #5): Top of Dam = 283.00 ft Return Period Inflow [cfs] Outflow [cfs] Max. WSE [ft] Freeboard [ft] 2-Year 84.7 0.5 279.87 3.13 10-Year 124.9 20.4 280.47 2.53 50-Year 168.7 83.8 281.25 1.75 1/3 PMP 160.5 102.3 282.32 0.68 SWMF 2 (Subbasin #S): Top of Dam = 285.00 Return Period Inflow [cfs] Outflow [cfs] Max. WSE [ft] Freeboard [ft] 2-Year 48.6 0.5 282.61 2.39 10-Year 69.7 15.2 283.00 2.00 50-Year 92.8 58.1 283.58 1.42 1/3 PMP 88.2 69.3 284.10 0.90 SWMF 7 (Subbasin #3C): Top of Dam = 272.00 ft • Return Period Inflow [cfs] Outflow [cfs] Max. WSE [ft] Freeboard [ft] 2-Year 79.8 22.3 268.51 3.49 10-Year 135.2 85.4 269.32 2.68 100-Year Worst Case 221.8 99.6 270.89 1.1 ] SWMF 10 (Subbasin #4): Top of Dam = 280.00 ft Return Period Inflow [cfs] Outflow [cfs] Max. 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N, J .J ~ J *' 1 U J t N f ~' W C ~ ~ ~ ~ q J J , ~ J q J U uN ~~I ; u 7 q ~ S ~' E J ` ~ ; ~ ~' 3 Y w J 3 3 ~ ~~ ~~ N o J c r 3 ~ C ~j .. 11// b ~ N ,i N ~, q M 4~ 3 3 o J ' r ~' U .:~3~. a 3 .J U N 3 q O J > U E 3 N fT `•+ J j ~ ~ >, m E 3 s e - ~ ~. ' U > ~ ~ s o , > e d U Y N FI a ORT cV ~T~ 3 J c q ._~~ O +i C _ ~ ~ Q W j w ~ ~ G N ~"') 3 ~ 3 U E V ~ w ~ II N q ~ ~ ~ a" v C E U Qi 6 3 3 a ~ W ~ H m ~ j o ~ E ~ 3 N s ~ z ~~ ~ 'Wd b£~80~ L L 9002/LZ/b '6MP•5110 0 - Leo d w.io S- ZObOX101900Z-9Z b1 ! SI 3S\OZO. „ ,101X1)\~ HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOIL B.R. FINCH, PE CTx-04020 INFORMATION x/27/2005 Sub-basin #1 • STATION). MAPS #21, 22, 30, 31. 2. SCS TR-55. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOII., CONSERVATION SERVICE: 1986. Symbol Name Soil. Classltlcation WmB Wedowee sandy loam B WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B References: 1. SOIL SURVEY• WAKE C9UNTY NORTH CAROLINA. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (IN COOPERATION WITH NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPERI1viENT ConeIusions: The predominant hydrologic soil -group within the studied watersheds is HSG'B'. Therefore, SCS Curve numbers will be chosen as follows: Cover SCS Curve Number e Open 61 • Wooded SS Impervious 98 • HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOIL B.R. FINCH, PE CTX-04020 INFORMATION 4/27/2005 Sub-basin #2 Symbol Name Soil Classification WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B WmC2 Wedowee sandy loam B References: 1. SOIL. SURVEY• WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. UNTIED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (IN COOPERATION WITH NORTH CAROL-INA AGRICULTURE EXPERIMENT STATION). MAPS #21, 22, 30, 31. 2. SCS TR-55. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986. Conclusions: The predominant hydrologic soil group within the studied watersheds is HSG 'B'. Therefore, SCS Curve numbers will be chosen as follows: Cover SCS Curve Number Open 61 Wooded 55 • Impervious 98 • HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOIL CTX-04020 INFORMATION Sub-basin #3A Symbol Name Soil Classification LoC Louisburg loamy sand B LoD Louisburg loamy sand ~ B LwB Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwB2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwC Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwC2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B WkE Wake soils D WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B Wo Wedhadkee & Bibb soils D / C B.R. FINCH, PE 4/27/2oas References: 1. SOIL SURVEY• WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (IN COOPERATION WTfH NORTH. CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPERIMENT STATION). MAPS #2l, 22, 30, 31. 2. SCS TR-55. UNTIED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986.. • Conclusions: The predominant hydrologic soil group within the studied watersheds is HSG 'B'. Therefore,. SCS Curve numbers will be chosen as follows: Cover SCS Curve Number r. Open 61 Wooded 55 Impervious 98 • HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOIL CTx-oao2o INFORMATION Sub-basin #3B - ----- Symbol Name Soil Classification LwB Louisburg-Wedowee complex B - -LwB2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwC Louisburg-Wedowee complex B WkE Wake soils D WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B WmC2 Wedowee sandy loam B Wo Wedhadkee & Bibb soils D ! C B.R. FINCH, PE 4/27/2005 References: 1. SOIL SURVEY• WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (IN COOPERATION WITH NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPER1IvIENT STATION). MAPS #21, 22, 30, 31. 2. SCS TR-55. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIE., CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986. Conclusions: The predominant hydrologic soil group within the studied watersheds is HSG 'B'. Therefore, SCS • Curve numbers will be chosen as follows.• Cover. SCS Curve Number Open 61 Wooded 55 Impervious 98 • HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOIL B.R. FINCH, PE c'rx-04020 INFORMATION 4/27/2005 Sub-basin #3C _ • Symbol Name Soil Classification DuC Durham loamy sand B • ~ LoD - Louisburg loamy sand B LwB Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwB2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwC Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwC2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B Me Mantachie soils C WmB Wedowee sandy loam B WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B WmC2 Wedowee sandy loam B Wo Wedhadlcee & Bibb soils D / C Wy Worsham sandy loam D References: 1. SOIL SURVEY• WAKE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA. UNTIED STATES DEPAR'TIVIENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE ~ COOPERATION WITH NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPERIMENT STATION). MAPS #21, 22, 30, 31. • 2. SCS TR-SS. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986. Conclusions: The predominant hydrologic soil group within the studied watersheds is HSG 'B'. Therefore, SCS Curve numbers will be chosen as follows: Cover SCS Curve Number Open 61 Wooded 55 Impervious 98 s HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOIL B.R. FINCH, PE cTx-o4o2a INFORMATION 4/27/2005 Sub-basin #4 • STATION). MAPS #21, 22, 30, 31. 2. SCS TR-55. UNTIED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986. Symbol Name Soil Classification DuC Durham loamy sand 13 WmB Wedowee sandy loam 13 WmC Wedowee sandy loam B WmC2 Wedowee sandy loam 13 Wy Worsham sandy loam D References: 1. SOIL SURVEY• WAKE COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. UNTIED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (IN COOPERATION WITH NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPERIMENT Cone~usions: The predominant hydrologic soil group within the studied watersheds is HSG 'B'. Therefore, SCS Curve numbers will be chosen as fodlows: • Cover SCS Curve Number Open 61 Wooded 55 Impervious 98 • HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOIL CTx-oao2o INFORMATION Sub-basin #S • -- Symbol Name Soil Classification LwB Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwC2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex ,. B WkC Wake soils D WkE Wake soils D WmB Wedowee sandy loam B WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B WmC Wedowee sandy loam B B.R. FINCH, PE 4/27/2005 References' 1. SOII.. SURVEY• WAKE COUNTY -NORTH CAROLINA. UNTIED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (IN COOPERATION WITH NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPERIIviENT STATION). MAPS #21, 22,.30, 31. 2. SCS TR-55. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Oh AGRICULTURE. SOII, CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986. Conclusions: The soils in this watershed are split approx. 50/Sl! between hydrologic soil group (HSG) "B' and HSG 'D' • Curve numbers will be chosen as follows: Cover SCS Curve Number Comments Open 71 = 0.5*61 + 0.5*80 Wooded 66 = 0.5*55 + 0.5*77 Impervious 98 - • HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSI~ED SOIL B.R. FINCH, PE cTX-04020 INFORMATION 4/27/2005 Sub-basin #6A • Symbol Name _- Soil Classification ApB Appling sandy loam B ApB2 Appling sandy loam • B ApC Appling. sandy loam B ApC2 Appling sandyloam B Cn Colfax sandy loam C DuB Durham loamy sand B DuC Durham loamy sand B LoB Louisburg loamy sand. B LwB2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwC2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B Me Mantachie soils C WkC Wake soils D WmB Wedowee. sandy loam B WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B WmC Wedowee sandy loam B WmC2 Wedowee. sandy loam B Wo Wedhadkee & Bibb soils D / C Wy Worsham sandyloam D . References: 1. SOIL SURVEY• WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL, CONSERVATION SERVICE (LN COOPERATION WTI'H NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPERIl~IENT STATION). MAPS #21, 22, 30, 31. 2. SCS TR-55. UNTTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986. Conclusions: The predominant hydrologic soil group within the studied watersheds is HSG 'B'. Therefore, SCS Curve numbers will be chosen as follows: Cover SCS Curve Number Open 61 Wooded 55 Impervious 98 HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOIL CTX-04020 INFORMATION Sub-basin #6B Symbol Name Soil Classification Cn Colfax sandy loam C DuB Durham loamy sand B LoC Louisburg loamy sand B LwB Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwB2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwC Louisburg-Wedowee complex B WkE Wake soils D WmB Wedowee sandy loam B WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B WmC Wedowee sandy loam B WmC2 Wedowee sandy loam B Wo Wedhadkee & Bibb soils D / C Wy Worsham sandy loam D B.R. FINCH, PE 4/27/2005 References: 1. SOIL SURVEY- WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOII, CONSERVATION SERVICE (IN COOPERATION WITH NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPERIlVIENT STATION). MAPS #2.1, 22, 30, 31. • 2. SCS TR-55. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986. Conclusions: The predominant hydrologic soil group within the studied watersheds is HSG 'B'. Therefore, SCS Curve numbers will be chosen as follows: Cover SCS Curve Number Olen 61 Wooded 55 Impervious 98 l3IGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOIL cTX-o4o2o INFORMATION Sub-basin #6C • Symbol Name Soil Classification LoD Louisburg loamy sand B - LwB2 Louisburg-Wedowee.complex ~ B LwC Louisburg-Wedowee complex B LwC2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B Me Mantachie soils C WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B WmC Wedowee sandy loam B WmC2 Wedowee sandy loam B Wo Wedhadkee & Bibb soils D / C Wy Worsham sandy loam D B.R. FINCH, PE 4/27/2005 References: 1. SOIL SURVEY• WAKE COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (IN COOPERATION WITH NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPERIIv1ENT STATION). MAPS #21, 22, 30, 31. 2. SCS TR-55: UNTIED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIL, CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986. • Conclusions: The predominant hydrologic soil group within the studied waterstreds is HSG 'B'. Therefore, SCS Curve numbers will be chosen as follows: Cover SCS Curve. Number Open 6I Wooded 55 Impervious 98 • HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOH. B.R. FINCH, PE CTX-04020 INFORMATION 4/27/2005 Sub-basin #7 S mbol Name Soil Classification LwB2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B .. .. LwC2 Louisburg-Wedowee complex B WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B WrnC2 Wedowee sandy loam B References: 1. SO1L SURVEY: WAKE COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (IN COOPERATION WTI'H NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPERIl~IENT STATION). MAPS #21, 22, 30, 31. 2. SCS TR-55. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986. Conclusions: The predominant hydrologic soil group within the studied watersheds is HSG 'B'. Therefore, SCS Curve numbers will be chosen as follows: Cover SCS Curve Number • Open 61 Wooded 55 Impervious 98 • HIGHLAND CREEK WATERSHED SOIL B.R. FINCH, PE CTX-04020 INFORMATION 4/27/2005 Sub-basin #8 S bol Name Soil Classification WmB2 Wedowee sandy loam B References: 1. SOIL SURVEY: WAKE COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (IN COOPERATION WITH NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURE EXPERIMENT STATION). MAPS #21, 22, 30, 31. 2. SCS TR-55. UNTIED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOII, CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1986. Conclusions: The predominant hydrologic soil group within the studied watersheds is HSG 'B'. Therefore, SCS Curve numbers will be chosen as follows: Cover SCS Curve Number Open 61 Wooded. 55 Impervious. 98 • • PRE-DEVELOPMENT HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS r~ HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 w '~ 0 W N ~ ti ~~ J Q a z W G a O J W W Y I.I.I W U p o U X - I- 2 U ~ O O M O [~ ~--~ O O ~--~ ~ ~ ~ ~ O ~ O O ~ ~ M 0 0 0 ~O ~ O Fy O O ~ N l~ M 0 0 0 ~O ~ N O O N b p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 ~O 0 0 0 p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M .--~ O O O ~ a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M 0 0 0 0 ~. U G~ ~ ~ y O 'j O O ~n l~ •-+ O O O l~ ~ l~ O O O O O O '--~ O N O O ~ O O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M_, M M O O , W W .b .~ O O ~ ~ N ~ 0 0 0 O l~ N M ~ O p 0 0 ° O V1 O O O ~n r+ O 0 0 „ ° ~n o o o o c ° ~ o o 3 ~ y 0 0 l~ •-+ ~ l~ O O ~ ~ ~ N O O a 0 0 O~ ~D M N O O ~h O O Q O O ~!1 ~ N N O O O ~ N ~ 0 0 ~ ~ N r M O 0 ^' ~O O ~ 00 oo ~ ~ ~ O O O O ,~ M M rt' ~ p F., M oo o oo ~ j ~o .-a °,~ o o ~ -~ ~n ~ p O O O O M O 0 0 0 0 0 l~ O O p 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 O~ O O ,-, a 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~. U _~. ~ ~ 0 ' ~ oo M O O O, ~ oo O O v~ O O V1 O ~ y„ ~ N O O D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 O O O O ~ 0 0 V1 1~1 Lr" ,~ O b i O~ O ~--~ O ~ M ~ O O N M p ~--~ O~ O ~O r 00 O O O M 0 ~ o oo ° N ~ .~ ~ o o ~ .~ o 3 y M Vl O O N O~ N ~-+ N O O N O ~ ~ ~--~ O O M O ~ M O O O --+ ~ Q N O O O N O 0 0 00 0 0 ~ 0 ~ b ~--i N ~ ~ U Q ~ U ~ Q ~ U ~ 00 M M M d' ~t V' ~O ~O ~O "~ a n it C i Q' ti +~.~ HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin 1 5/17/2007 I. SCS CURVENiTMBE12_ti • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments __.._ Impervious.___.._._ ._.~_..____....__ 98._..__.~___._.... __ ~_~_.._...~~_..__~_____ _------ O en 61 Assume ood condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition II. PRE'-DEVELOPI4IENT _> Sub-basin #1 A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area ~acres~ Comments _ On-site open 61 ~_ ~ 2.53_ _ ~ _~~mm Assumegood condition _ _ ___ On-site im ervious 98 0.58 - _ On-site wooded 55 ____ 0.14 ~ _ Assum_ a good_oondition _~ _ ~~ ~ On-site and 100 0.00 - _ Off-site men ~_ 61 ~ ~ 0.00_ ~ ~ ~~ Assume good condition _ Off-site im ervious 98 0.00 - Off-site wooded ____...... ___. ______. 55 ..... ____...._._V_____.__.___/. _. 0.00 _~._.___.~~~.~ Assume o~od condition_~~_~_ ._. _.~.____.__~~._ .W _ ._ __ Off-site Pond _ _ 100 0.00 - • Total area = 3.25 acres 0.0051 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 67 Impervious = 17.8% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-55. Segment 1: Overland Flow Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 100 ft Height = 3 ft Slope = .0.0300 ft1ft Manning's n = 0.24 Dense grasses P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = ll.4d minutes Length = 421 ft Height = 20 ft Slope = 0.0475 ft/ft Paved ? = No Velocity = 3.52 ft/sec Segment Time = 2. t)0 minutes Time of Concentration = 13.44 minutes SCS Lag Time = 8.06 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1344 hours Time Increment = 2.34 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • 11. PRE-DEl'ELOPMENT _> Sub-basin #2 A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres] Comments _ O_n-site open _ ___ _ 61 _ 0.15 ~ Assume ood condition _~~ On-site im ervious 98 0.23 - _ On_site wooded On-site and 55 100 7.99 0.00 Assume good condition _ ____ - _..__._Off_site open ___. Off site im ervious _._..__----_._-_._61.--.__..---__..-_-.. 98 ___.___0.00____.. 0.00 ---~_ ____ ..___._ Assume good condition ___..___.---__.__.._...... - Off-site wooded Off-site Pond __._55__....._____._..._._......... 100 ._......_0.00_......_. 0.00 _.._......__._. _ _._. _._._Assume_good condition ____._____..__._..___._._.._ - C7 Total area = 8.37 acres 0.0131 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 56 Impervious = 2.7% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-SS. Segment I: Overland Flow Length = 100 ft Height = 6 ft Slope = 0.0600 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.40 Wooded -dense underbrush P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = 13.05 minutes Time of Concentration = 14.31 minutes SCS Lag Time = 8.59 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1431 hours Time Increment = 2.49 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. ,SCti CLIRti'E ~UM13~R.~ HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Pre-Development - Subbasin 2 Cover Condition SCS CN Comments __ Impervious ~__ 98 _._____ ___ - _ Open 61 Assume ood condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition J. ALDRIDGE, EI 5/17/2007 Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 284 ft Height = 15.2 ft Slope = 0.0535 ft1ft Paved ? = No Velocity = 3.73 ft/sec Segment Time = T.27 minutes • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin 3A 5/17/2007 1. tiC5 CURVE NU'FTI3FRS • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments _._._.._..___~~ervious____.._._ . . . ._._ __98__ __ ._ _ _ _ _ __ _ __~ _ _ ~__ . ~ O en ~ . _. . . . .._ . _. _._. _..... _. ... _ .. . . _ _ 61 Assume ood condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition IL PI3E~DEVELOPMENT _> Sub-basin #3A A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres] Comments _ _On-s_ ___'te open ~ v ~_ 61 0.00 ___ Assume good condition _ On-site im ervious 98 0.00 - On-site wooded On-site pond 55 100 ~ 0.00 0.00 Assume good condition - Off-site open , _ f Off-site im ervious _.~ ._ _ , _61 ____ 98 5.97 0.05 Assum~ood condition - Off-site wooded ~ Off-site Pond 55 100 57.41 0.00 Assume ood condition - Total area = 63.43 acres 0.099] sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 56 Impervious = 0.1% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-55. • Segment 1: Overland Flow Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 100 ft Length = 580 ft Height = 5.5 ft Height = 43 ft Slope = 0.0550 ft/ft Slope = 0.0741 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.40 Wooded -dense underbrush Paved ? = No P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Velocity = 4.39 ft/sec Segment Time = 13.51 minutes Segment Time = 2.10 minutes Segment 3: Channel Flow Segment 4: Channel Flow Length = 490 ft Length = 760 ft Height = 44 ft Height = 4 ft Slope = 0.0898 ft/ft Slope = 0.0053 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 1.00 sf (Assume 1' x 1' Channel) Flow Area = 64.00 sf (Assume 8' x 8' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 3.00 ft (Assume 1' x I' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 24.00 ft (Assume 8' x 8' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4.77 ft/sec Channel Velocity = 4.(i2 ftlsec Segment Time = 1.71 minutes Segment Time = 2.74 minutes Time of Concentration = 20.16 minutes SCS Lag Time = 12.10 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2016 hours Time Increment = 3.51 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin 3B 5/17/2007 I. SCS CURVIJ M?MRFRS • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Im ervious __._. ____-._E. _ ~...._.___...._ 98 - ~ _._.._...._.......__ ______.__._._________ _ _ __~___._.__ O en 61 Assume ood condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition [I. PRE-DEVELOPMENT _> Sub-basin #3B A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres] Comments O_____n_site omen _ 61 ~ 0.00 Assume good condition On-site im ervious 98 0.00 - __ ____On-site wooded_ __ On-site and 55 100 ~ 8.61 0.00 _. ~._._.__.___..._._._~___ Assume good condition_________~___ _~T__ - __. -_.__Offaite open _ _...__ Off-site impervious .._._._6.1_........ 98 _.._..._5.61 ____ _ 0.17 ~_,_ _ .__.._..__._.____. Assum~ood condition _~_~~._-__~~. - Off-site wooded Off-site Pond 55 100 18.12 0.00 Assume good condition ___.__.____..___.___. _ - Total area = 32.51 acres 0.0508 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 56 Impervious = 0.5% • B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-55. Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 1320 ft Height = 68.8 ft Slope = 0.0521 ft/ft Paved ? = No Velocity = 3.68 ft/sec Length = 100 ft Height = 2.2 ft Slope = 0.0220 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.24 Dense grasses P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = 12.95 minutes Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 904 ft Height = 34 ft Slope = 0.0376 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 4.00 sf (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 6.00 ft (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4.90 ft/sec Segment Time = 3.0? minutes Segment Time = 5.9; minutes Segment 4: Channel Flow Length = 245 ft Height = 6 ft Slope = 0.0245 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 6.25 sf (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 7.50 ft (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4.59 ft/sec Segment Time = t1.~49 minutes Time of Concentration = 22.89 minutes SCS Lag Time = 13.73 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2289 hours Time Increment = 3.98 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) Segment 1: Overland Flow • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin 3C 5/17/2007 L SCS CURVI: NL??41BERS • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Impervious 98 - _...._._............._-_~Pe.°..______.____.. ._._..__.6_~.........._. _ _.._ Assume ood condition _._...._..___....__ _.Pz_ _ _ __.___...__._.._ Wooded 55 Assume good condition II. PI2k=-DEVELOPME}VT _> Sub-basin #3C A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area ]acres] Comments On-site men _ 61 _ 23.25 ~ _ ~ Assume good condition On-site impervious __ 98__ 4.69 - On site wooded 55 50.71 Assume mood condition On-site pond _ _ _100 . _. __ _ .__ -1.43 ._..__ __ _....... ---.- -. _____ __. _._. __.__ .-_._. ~. _~_______.__ . __. ..... _. __.....__ _ Off_site open _ _ . . .. .. _ . __ 61 . ._. 2.34 . Assumegzood condition __ ,Off-site impervious__ _ _ 98 __ 0.01 - Off-site wooded 55 5.02 Assume good condition _~~~ Off-site Pond 100 0.00 - • Total area = 87.45 acres 0.1366 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 60 Impervious = 5.4% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-55. Segment l: Overland Flow Length = 1070 ft Height = 39 ft Slope = 0.0364 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 4.00 sf (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 6.00 ft (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Channel Velocity= ~1.8_ ft/sec Segment Time = 13.81 minutes Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 100 ft Height = 5.2 ft Slope = 0.0520 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.40 Wooded -Dense underbrush P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 516 ft Height = 35 ft Slope = 0.0678 ft/ft Paved ? = No Velocity= 4.2t) ft/sec Segment Time = 2.05 minutes Segment 4: Channel Flow Length = 1396 ft Height = 35 ft Slope = 0.0251 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 6.25 sf (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 7.50 ft (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4.Ei4 ft/sec Segment Time = .5.01 minutes Segment Time = 3.'(1 Segment 5: Channel Flow Length = 1293 Height = 12 Slope = 0.0093 Manning's n = 0.045 Flow Area = 25.00 Wetted Perimeter = 15.00 Channel Velocity= 4.413 minutes ft ft ft/ft Natural Channel sf (Assume 5' x 5' Channel) ft (Assume 5' x 5' Channel) ft/sec Segment Time = 4.81 minutes • Time of Concentration = 29.38 minutes SCS Lag Time = 17.63 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2938 hours Time Increment = 5.1 ] minutes (= 0.29*SCS lag) HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin 4A 5/17/2007 I. SCS'Ct1RVH' NI1111BERS • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Impervious 98 _ __......._..._ _.__.__.--.. O en .._.._._._..___ ._...._.._....____.i.........._..__.__~_._.._ __..__ _._____...___. 61 ~ Assume good condition ~ Wooded 55 ~V -~-- Assume ood condition II. PRL-DEVELOPMENT _> Sub-basin #4A A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN (Area ]acres] Comments On-site o en 61 0.39_ Assume good condition On-site im ervious 98 0.08 _ _ - Omsite wooded 55 ~ 21.04 Assume good condition __ _ On-site and 100 0.00 - Off-site open b l ~ 2.27 Assume~ood condition _ ~~ ~_ _. Off-site im ervious 98 E 0.20 - Off-site wooded 55 ! 0.54 Assume good condition Off-site Pond 100 ~ 0.00 - .7 Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 100 ft Length = 541 ft Height = 2.1 ft Height = 24.4 ft Slope = 0.0210 ft/ft Slope = 0.0451 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.40 Wooded -Dense underbrush Paved ? = No P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Velocity = 3.43 ft/sec Segment Time = 19.45 minutes Segment Time = 2.63 minutes Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 749 ft Height = 34 ft Slope= 0.0454 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 2.25 sf (Assume 1.5' x 1.5' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 4.50 ft (Assume 1.5' x 1.5' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4.44 ft/sec Segment Time = 2.81 minutes Time of Concentration = 25.29 minutes SCS Lag Time = 15.18 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2529 hours Time Increment = 4.40 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) Total area = 24.52 acres 0.0383 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 56 Impervious = 1.1 B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-55. Segment 1: Overland Flow • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin 48 5/17/2007 I. S('S CURVE: NUMBERS • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Im_pervious_ _.___.___._. _.__ _ 98 - _____.___________.._.. _..~___ _____.__m.e________.~__ en 61 Assume ood condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition lI. PRE=DEVELOPMENT _> Sub-basin #4B A. Watershed Breakdown • Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 584 ft Height = 36.8 ft Slope = 0.0630 ft/ft Paved ? = No Velocity= 4.0~ ft/sec Segment Time = ?.4D minutes Length = 241 ft Height = 11.6 ft Slope = 0.0481 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 2.25 sf (Assmne 1.5' x 1.5' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 4.50 ft (Assume 1.5' x 1.5' Channel) Channel Velocity= 4.i8 ft/sec Segment Time = D.RB minutes Length = 100 ft Height = 2.7 ft Slope = 0.0270 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.40 Wooded -Dense underbrush P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = 17.96 minutes Segment 3: Channel Flow Contributing Area SCS CN Area nacres) Comments _On-site open 61 ______ 0.02 __._ ~ Assume good condition On-site im ervious 98 0.00 - On-site wooded On-site nd 55 100 ! 6.86 0.00 ___._ _ _ _~___ Assume food condition - _ _ Off-site_o_pen __ Off--site im ervious _.......__._....._61..__..._._.____.~ 98 ~ _____~_~~_-.--_ 0.00 _,.__..___....__._____.__._._Assume good condition __~~_._____.__ - Off-site wooded Off-site Pond 55 ~ 100 0.00 0.00 Assume food condition _~___~ _ - Total area = 6.88 acres 0.0108 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 55 Impervious = 0.0% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-SS. Segment l: Overland Flow Time of Concentration = 21.24 minutes SCS Lag Time = 12.74 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2124 hours Time Increment = 3.70 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) r] HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin 4C 5/17/2007 t. 5CS CCTI2VE NUMBERS • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments ~-Impervious.____.___.. _...__.__.._._98.__...__.___.l-.._..______...~__..~._..,___.__---_..__.-- O en 61 € Assume ood condition Wooded 55 ~ Assume good condition II. PRE-DEVELOPMENT _> Sub-basin #4C A. Watershed Breakdown C~ Length = 100 ft Height = 2 ft Slope = 0.0200 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.40 Wooded -Dense underbrush P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = 20.25 minutes Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres] Comments On-site o en 61 0.11 _ Assume good condition _ On-site im ervious _______ 98 _ 0.00 ~ - On-site wooded On-site and 55 ~ 100 1.03 ~ 0.00 Assume good condition - _ ._____Off--site oPen~ _.._ Off-site im ervious .._. __._._.__61._..._____ 98 }.___._. ~~~~_..___. 0.00 _____.___ . _____...__Assume mood condition -- -_________ _._. Off-site wooded Off-site Pond 55 100 ~ 0.00 0.00 Assume good condition __~_~_ - Total area = 1.14 acres 0.0018 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 56 Impervious = 0.0% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-S5. Segment 1: Overland Flow Time of Concentration = 20.90 minutes SCS Lag Time = 12.54 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2090 hours Time Increment = 3.64 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 151 ft Height = 8.5 ft Slope = 0.0563 ft/ft Paved ? = No Velocity = 3.33 ft/sec Segment Time = 0.66 minutes • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin5 5/17/2007 I. SCS C[iKVE NLIMBRRS • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments __ __.__hn~rvious T _._.._98.___..___..___..__._...._._.....__.__.._..._._._'.._._._..___...__._~__.. ____ en 71 ~ Assume good condition Wooded 66 Assume good condition II'. PRE-DEVELOPMENT _> Sub-basin #S A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area (acres) Comments _~_On~site omen ~mm ~, 71 ~_ 8.32 __ _ Ass_u_me_pood condition _ _ _ ~ v ~^ ~ On-site im ervious 98 i 0.45 - On-site wooded 66 41.79 Assume~ood condition ___--_----_ ____._ _ ________ _ __._ _ ____ On-site and _ _ _ r_._.. _ ____ . ___ 100 0.00 __ ._ ... _..~....____ _._. _. . . - ~.___.Off. site open ___ _ _ ____ 7I __„_ _~ ~ __ 0.44 Assume pZood condition Off-site im ervious 98 0.17 - Off-site wooded 66 0.00 Assume food condition Off-site Pond 100 0.00 - Total area = 51.17 acres 0.0800 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 67 Impervious = 1.2% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-SS. • Segment l: Overland Flow Length = 100 ft Height = 1.8 ft Slope = 0.0180 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.40 Wooded -Dense underbrush P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = 21.12 minutes Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 349 ft Height = 24 ft Slope= 0.0688 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 1.00 sf (Assume 1' x 1' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 3.00 ft (Assume 1' x 1' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4.17 ft/sec Segment Time = I.39 minutes Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 825 ft Height = 45 ft Slope = 0.0545 ftJft Paved ? = No Velocity = 3.77 ft/sec Segment Time = 3.b5 minutes Segment 4: Channel Flow Length = 811 ft Height = 23.2 ft Slope = 0.0286 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 4.00 sf (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 6.00 ft (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4.27 ft/sec Segment Time = 3.Ib minutes Time of Concentration = 29.32 minutes SCS Lag Time = 17.59 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2932 hours Time Increment = 5.10 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. SCS CC)RV;E \'L;\1 tlelt HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Pre-Development - Subbasin 6A Cover Condition SCS CN Comments _____. Impervious 98 _ _.. __..___.- O en 61 Assume good condition Wooded 55 Assume ood condition H. PRE»D~V>~LOP)viF,~i'1' _> Sub-basin #6A A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area ~ Comments ~acresJ On-site open 61 0.00 _ Assume good condition On-site im ervious 98 0.00 ~~ On-site wooded 55 0.00 Assume ood condition On-sit~ond_~ 100 0.00 - ____Off-sit~en_~.._._._. Off--site im ervious m_.__ 61.____... 98 .._113.76 . _ Assume good condition ______. _....._ ______._ 13.71 Off-site wooded 55 134.70 s Assume ood condition Off-site Pond 100 3.38 i - • Total area = 265.55 acres 0.4149 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 60 Impervious = 5.2% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration !s cala~lated using SCS TR-55. Segment 1: Overland Flow Length = 100 fi Ileight = 5.2 fi Slope = 0.0520 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.24 Dense underbrush P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = 9. l8 minutes Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 865 ft Height = 22 ft Slope = 0.0254 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 6.25 sf (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 7.50 R (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) Channel Velocity= 4.6h ft/sec Segment Time = 3.08 minutes Segment 5: Channel Flow Length = 959 ft Height = 12.2 ft Slope = 0.0127 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 16.00 sf (Assume 4' x 4' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 12.00 ft (Assume 4' x 4' Channel) Channel Velocity= 452 ft/sec Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 928 ft Height = 31.8 ft Slope = 0.0343 ft/ft Paved ? = No Velocity= 2.99 ft/sec Segment Time = 5.1 S minutes Segment 4: Channel Flow J. ALDRIDGE, EI 5/17/2007 Length = 840 ft Height = 22 ft Slope = 0.0262 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 6.25 sf (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 7.50 ft (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4 ^> ft/sec Segment Time = 2. l3 minutes Segment Time = 3.5.3 minutes • Time of Concentration = 23.93 minutes SCS Lag Time = 14.36 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2393 hours Time Increment = 4.16 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin 6B 5/17/2007 L tiC5 CURVF, NC~TBEKS Cover Condition SCS CN Comments ~~Impervious_ ~ 98_ .._._ _.__ _-_ - - -.--- en 61 Assume ood condition Wooded ~ 55 Assume good condition Contributing Area E SCS CN Area [acres] Comments On-site open___ __ 61 _0.00 __ Assume~ood condition ~ On-site im ervious 98 0.00 - On-site wooded ! On-site and ~ 55 100 0.00 0.00 Assume good condition __ _ _________ - ~_ _Off,site open ~i Off-site im ervious _ _ 61 98 24.71 3.07 Assume~ood condition - Off-site wooded Off-site Pond __ 55 _ 100 58.24 0.16 Assume good condition ___. __.._ Total area = 86.18 acres 0.1347 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 58 Impervious = 3.6% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-SS. • Segment 1: Overland Flow Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 100 ft Length = 1401 ft Height = 4 ft Height = 39 ft Slope = 0.0400 ft/ft Slope = 0.0278 ft/R Manning's n = 0.40 Wooded -Dense underbrush Paved ? = No P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Velocity = 2.fi4 ft/sec Segment Time = 75.34 minutes Segment Time = B.d? minutes Segment 3: Channel Flow Segment 4: Channel Flow Length = 929 ft Length = 1307 ft Height = 24.2 ft Height = 9.8 ft Slope = 0.0260 ft/ft Slope = 0.0075 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 6.25 sf (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) Flow Area = 36.00 sf (Assume 6' x 6' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 7.50 ft (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 18.00 ft (Assume 6' x 6' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4.73 ft/sec Channel Velocity = 4.~5 ft/sec Segment Time = 3.2' minutes Segment Time = 4. ?9 minutes Time of Concentration = 32.08 minutes SCS Lag Time = 19.25 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.3208 hours Time Increment = 5.58 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) II. PRE-DEVELOPMENT _> Sub-basin #6B A. Watershed Breakdown • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin 6C 5/17/2007 L SCS CUR'Vl~: NUMBERS • Cover Condition ~ SCS CN Comments _....___....._Im_pervious _._.......__...;......__ _.98._.. __........._..__......_.._..._....______....__..'...._..___..._...__.__._...___._. Open ~ 61 Assume ood condition Wooded ~ 55 ~ Assume good condition II. PRE-LIEVELOPMT;NT _> Sub-basin #6C A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres Comments _O_n-site_o~en __ 61 _ _ ~ _ 18.26 - - _____~ _ Assume good condition On-site im ervious 98 1.05 _ - On-site wooded On-site and I 55 100 63.23 0.97 Assume good condition _~_~ - ~__Off--site omen ___ I Off-site im ervious _61~_ 98 _._..._.__l 1.23.._._-- 3.00 -_ _~.__.__.~______Assume good condition ._.__._ ___________. - Off-site wooded i Off-site Pond 55 100 12.33 0.00 Assume ood condition - CJ Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 532 ft Height = 33.8 ft Slope = 0.0635 ft/ft Paved ? = No Velocity = 4.07 ft/sec Segment Time = 2.18 minutes Segment 4: Channel Flow Length = 1146 ft Height = 10 ft Slope = 0.0087 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 36.00 sf (Assume 6' x 6' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 18.00 ft (Assume 6' x 6' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4.91 ft/sec Segment Time = 3.59 minutes Time of Concentration = 24.10 minutes SCS Lag Time = 14.46 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2410 hours Time Increment = 4.19 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) Total area = 110.07 acres 0.1720 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 59 Impervious = 3.7% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-55. Segment 1: Overland Flow Length = 100 ft Height = 4 fr Slope = 0.0400 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.24 Dense grasses P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = IO.l(t minutes Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 2297 ft Height = 50 ft Slope = 0.0218 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 9.00 sf (Assume 3' x 3' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 9.00 ft (Assume 3' x 3' Channel) Channel Velocity= 4.89 ft/sec Segment Time = ' 84 minutes • Ih~~'PRE-DEV'ELOPMEN"T _> Sub-basin #7 A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres] Comments _,_ On-site _ o~__ _ ~ 61 0.00 Assume ood condition On-site im ervious I 98 0.00 - On-site wooded i 55 On-site and 100 1.33 0.00 Assume~ood condition - ____ Off-site open~_ a_ __ _61 __ Off-site im ervious 98 __0.00_ __ 000 Assume good condition _ ~_ ~_ ~_. ___.__~._._- ~~~~ Off-site wooded ! 55 _.._~_.._ _ _...__.__.._. _ _ _..__i.~ __.__~___. _._. Off-site Pond 100 0.19 _.___ . _. _~_._ 0.00 Assume good condition _ _._~. _ _ _ _ _..._.._~__._. _._ ~_..._____ - • Time of Concentration = 14.41 minutes SCS Lag Time = 8.64 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1441 hours Time Increment = 2.51 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 1, SCS CURVI!11~iti~T13EFL5 HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Pre-Development - Subbasin 7 Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Impervious € 98 O en i~ _ 61 ______~: _ ~____ Assume ood condition Wooded `€ 55 Assume good condition Total area = 1.52 acres 0.0024 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 55 Impervious = 0.0% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-S5. Segment 1: Overland Flow Length = 100 ft Height = 5 ft Slope = 0.0500 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.40 Wooded -Dense underbrush P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = Id.U3 minutes Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 113 ft Height = 11 ft Slope = 0.0973 ft/ft Paved ? = No Velocity= 5.(13 ft/sec Segment Time = U.37 minutes J. ALDRIDGIa, EI 5/17/2007 HIGHLAND CREEK I3YDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre-Development - Subbasin 8 5/17/2007 t. SCS CURVE NU11t3EIL'S • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments ___..._h"pervious __ _ _ _._.~~._ .._._._ 98 ~ _..._...._._ ..~ _______... - .__._._..____..~. en 61 Assume ood condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition 11. PRE-DEy'EL.OPMENI' _> Sub-basin #8 A. Watershed Breakdown • Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres] Comments __ On-site open _ 61 5.14 Assume ood condition On-site im ervious 98 0.13 - On-site wooded 55 _ ___ 0.17 Assume good condition _ _ ___ On-site and _~ _ __~ ___ 100 0.00 - ~__ Off-site open Off-site im ervious ~ _ _ _61~_____~~_ 98 _-_ _0.00 _ 0.00 __ _ _ ~ Assum~od condition _~_~ - Off-site wooded _.___._..._.._.._._. __ ~_. ~_..__..... Off-site Pond 55 .__._._.__..__~._.---.._.~.__..__ 100 0.00 .__~._._.____. 0.00 Assume ood condition ~ ~__ _.__.._._____.__y____V___ - Total area = 5.44 acres 0.0085 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 62 Impervious = 2.4% B. Time of Concentration Information Time of concentration is calculated using SCS TR-SS. Segment 1: Overland Flow Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 100 R Length = 370 ft Height = 1.8 ft Height = 15 ft Slope = 0.0180 ft/ft Slope = 0.0405 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.24 Dense grasses Paved ? = No P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Velocity = 3.25 ft/sec Segment Time = 14.03 minutes Segment Time = 1.90 minutes Time of Concentration = 15.93 minutes SCS Lag Time = 9.56 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1593 hours Time Increment = 2.77 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • • HIGHLAND CREEK CALCULATION OF REACH LAG TIMES CTX-04020 Pre-Development *Lag times are calculated assuming a S-ft/sec velocity. T = (L / V) *(1 minute / 60 seconds) Where: T = Lag Time (min) L = Reach Length (ft) V = Flow Velocity (ft/sec) Reach Length [feet] ""5 `""` minutes 1 1143 3.81 2 1587 5.29 3 1289 4.30 4 2115 7.05 5 1322 4.41 J. ALDRIDGE, EI 5/17/2007 • • W a 0 .5 Q~ c .s~ C CO c 0 U G N U td N r~. sa L U a~ U CL3 ~1? ttt C~7 .~ .~ O O D'C • ~ F U a~i .~ a U x • N C O U C K` M ~} ~ L ~ U ~ ~ M ~ Et1 C U; O ., '.' U :; C ''1 1~ ~ .C U iLS V C O U C .~ ti d U s ~ ;~ fff ~ ;s :+) :' i ~,; ~ aL, ifI ,~ .S~ ;~ iJ~ ,~ \, ~; ,.? RS` ft) '7 v Cd .S~ CPa 1 r ~° St,` C ~ { \ i HMS * Summ< Project CTS-06070 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 11Jun07 1454 pry of Results Run Name PRE - Q2 Basin Model PR8 Met. Model Q2 Control Specs 1-min dT Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) Subbasin 5 37.374 16 Feb 07 2022 3.8356 0.080 Subbasin 1 3.5417 16 Feb 07 2011 0.24551 0.005 Subbasin 2 2.6332 16 Feb 07 2015 0.28884 0.013 Subbasin 8 3.5270 16 Feb 07 2014 0.29869 0.009 Reach 4 3.5270 16 Feb 07 2021 0.29791 0.009 Subbasin 7 0.40668 16 Feb 07 2015 0.048300 0.002 Reach 1 0.40668 16 Feb 07 2018 0.048232 0.002 Subbasin 6A 112.56 16 Feb 07 2021 12.613 0.415 Junction 1 112.95 16 Feb 07 2021 12.661 0.417 Reach 2 112.95 16 Feb 07 2026 12.636 0.417 Subbasin 6B 24.419 16 Feb 07 2028 3.4978 0.135 Subbasin 6C 41.303 16 Feb 07 2021 4.8470 0.172 Junction 2 175.82 16 Feb 07 2025 20.981 0.724 chi 175.82 16 Feb 07 2029 20.946 0.724 basin 3A 17.135 16 Feb 07 2020 2.1805 0.099 Junction 3 191.94 16 Feb 07 2028 23.425 0.832 Reach 5 191.94 16 Feb 07 2032 23.386 0.832 Subbasin 3B 8.2831 16 Feb 07 2022 1.1167 0.051 Subbasin 3C 33.137 16 Feb 07 2025 4.1456 0.137 Junction 4 227.68 16 Feb 07 2032 28.648 1.019 Subbasin 4A 5.9451 16 Feb 07 2024 0.84119 0.038 Subbasin 4B 1.5529 16 Feb 07 2021 0.21680 0.011 Subbasin 4C 0.30643 16 Feb 07 2020 0.039596 0.002 • HMS * Summary of Results Project CTS-06070 Run Name PRS - Q10 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model PRS Snd of Run : 17Feb07 0800 Met. Model Q10 Execution Time 17May07 1534 Control Specs 1-min dT Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) Subbasin 5 85.237 16 Feb 07 2021 8.7760 0.080 Subbasin 1 7.6929 16 Feb 07 2010 0.56144 0.005 Subbasin 2 10.262 16 Feb 07 2012 0.86413 0.013 Subbasin 8 9.3705 16 Feb 07 2012 0.75697 0.009 Reach 4 9.3705 16 Feb 07 2019 0.75531 0.009 Subbasin 7 1.7342 16 Feb 07 2012 0.14961 0.002 Reach 1 1.7342 16 Feb 07 2015 0.14944 0.002 Subbasin 6A 339.79 16 Feb 07 2018 33.577 0.415 Junction 1 341.44 16 Feb 07 2018 33.727 0.417 Reach 2 341.44 16 Feb 07 2023 33.671 0.417 Subbasin 6B 83.484 16 Feb 07 2025 9.8423 0.135 Subbasin 6C 131.94 16 Feb 07 2019 13.251 0.172 Junction 2 548.32 16 Feb 07 2023 56.765 0.724 each3 548.32 16 Feb 07 2027 56.689 0.724 basin 3A 67.114 16 Feb 07 2016 6.5264 0.099 nction 3 606.03 16 Feb 07 2026 63.971 0.832 Reach 5 606.03 16 Feb 07 2030 63.884 0.832 Subbasin 3B 32.434 16 Feb 07 2018 3.3430 0.051 Subbasin 3C 100.88 16 Feb 07 2022 11.039 0.137 Junction 4 719.12 16 Feb 07 2029 78.266 1.019 Subbasin 4A 23.292 16 Feb 07 2020 2.5187 0.038 Subbasin 4B 6.6065 16 Feb 07 2017 0.67192 0.011 Subbasin 4C 1.1998 16 Feb 07 2017 0.11852 0.002 • • POST-DEVELOPMENT HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 W o W N v T a ti C~ +r O c? 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C O cc N ~_,' r, r'. ~ O C ~.' 0 0 0 0 00 M V) O O O ~O M t 0 0 0 'ct ~O M N h O O h 0 0 0 0 ~O ~ ~D O O O ~/'~ M 0 0 0 ~ ~t M M ~--' O O M p p,, o o o o o -~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 ~c m a~ w v ~ b ~ b 0 O~ O ~-+ O H O d' N 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 ~ O ^" '` p O O~ O ~O O O r+ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O\ M O p O h O oo O M O ~--~ O O O O M O 0 0 0 0 0 [~ O O M 3 „ •.. y +!1 v'~ O O ~ ~ ~ ~ OO M ~ M N O O '--+ '~ h ~O ~ ~D ~O r 1 v1 ~--~ O O O N M v> ~O O O N ~ N ~O v'+ N M ~ p '~ ~ N M N O O O O ~ ~ [~ O h ~ O M N O ~O O ~ l~ ~ O O h ~ ~D N '~ ~ O `~ a ~--~ 0 0 0 ~ ~ ~ 0 0 0 ~ ~O N O O M „~.., l~ ~O V' 0 0 G ~I ~' W ~ O ,~ '_' N ~t ~ x~ ~ ~ ~ w o w ~ w ~ w ~ ~ w w ~ w w 3~ ~ u O O + O ' H ' H H ~n 0 0 0 0 ' rr~° ~ ° ~ + M ~,., Q ~ ~ ~ + ~ + ~o [-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ x~ ~. h "t h Q r w • II. POST DEVELOPMENT _> Subbasin #1 A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/Lot [sf[ Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 1 B 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 2 0.5 4000 0.05 0.48 0.53 3 7.5 4000 0.69 ~ _ 0.00 __ ~ 0.69 __ _ ___ ~~ 4 ~ ~ 0~~ _ 4000 v 0.00 0.00 0.00 -vtner tmpervaous mc[uaes tmpervious~rom ~ ownnomes, vreenway 1 raus, ana rc~gnr-o~-rray Total area = 2.76 acres 0.0043 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 77 Impervious = 43.9% B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. SCS CURVE NUMBERS HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin 1 Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Im ervious 98 _ _ _ _O_pen _ _61 v__ ~ _Assume oog d condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres] Comments ,Onsite i~rvious Onsite o en _ __98__ __ 61 1.21 I.55 - Assume ood condition Onsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume good condition Onsitepond 100 _ 0.00 _ _______~ ______ Offsite impervious 98 0.00 - Offsite o n 61 0.00 Assume ood condition Offsite wooded _ _ 55 _ 0.00 ~ ~ Assume ood condition ~ Offsite and 100 0.00 - • • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. SCS CURVE NUMBERS HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin 2 Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Impervious 98 _ _ -__ T ~~~Open _ _61 _ __ ~ Assume good condition _ Wooded 55 Assume good condition II. POST DEVELOPMENT _> Subbasin #2 A. Watershed Breakdown J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 Contributing Area SCS CN Area nacres) Comments _ Onsiteim~erviousW Onsite o n _~ 98___..._. 61 _.__..__023._._._ 0.15 - Assume ood conditionv___ Onsite wooded 55 ~ 7.99 ~ Assu~ood condition ~~- ^~ _ _ _ Onsite pond _ _100 _ ~ _ 0.00 _,~_~_ Offsite im ervious 98 0.00 - Offsite o en 61 0.00 Assume ood condition Offsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume good condition Offsite and _ _ 100 __ 0.00 - Total area = 8.37 acres 0.0131 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 56 Impervious = 2.7% • B. Time of Concentration Information The post-development time of concentration is equal to the pre-development time of concentration since this Subbasin remains unaltered. Time of Concentration = 14.31 minutes SCS Lag Time = 8.59 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1431 hours Time Increment = 2.49 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. SCS CURVE NUMBERS HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin 3A Cover Condition SCS CN Comments hn ervious 98 _ _ __ __ Open _ 61 _ __Assume good condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition II. POST DEVELOPMENT _> Subbasin #3A A. Watershed Breakdown J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 Contributing Area SCS CN Area ~acres~ Comments O_n_site impervious ~ 98 _ ____ 0.00_ _ ~ ~ _ _ - __~_ _ Onsite o n 61 0.00 Assume ood condition Onsite wooded Onsitepond __._ _~_ Offsite im ervious 55 100 _ __ ._r~__._ 98 0.00 0.00 ~_....._____..__ 0.05 Assume good condition - _____... _ .__.. V..._ ___.._---___. - Offsite o en 61 5.97 Assume ood condition _Offsite wooded Offsite and _55_ 100 _ _ 57.41_ 0.00 v _ Assume good condition _ _~~. Total area = 63.43 acres 0.0991 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 56 Impervious = 0.1 • B. Time of Concentration Information The post-development time of concentration is equal to the pre-development time of concentration since this Subbasin remains unaltered. Time of Concentration = 20.16 minutes SCS Lag Time = 12.10 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2016 hours Time Increment = 3.51 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. SCS CURVE NUMBERS HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin 3B Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Impervious 98 - ~ Open 61 _ Assume ood condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition II. POST DEVELOPMENT _> Subbasin #3B A. Watershed Breakdown J. ALDRIDGE, E] 6/14/2007 Contributing Area SCS CN Area nacres] Comments _ Onsite impervious 98 __ _ 0.00_ - Onsite open 61 0.00 Assume ood condition Onsite wooded _ 55 8.61 Assume~ood condition _Onsite and 100 0.00 - Offsite im ervious 98 _ ~~ 0.17 - ____ Offsite o en 61 5.61 Assume ood condition Offsite wooded 55 18.12 Assume good condition Offsite nd 100 0.00 - Total area = 32.51 acres 0.0508 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 56 Impervious = 0.5% • B. Time of Concentration Information The post-development time of concentration is equal to the pre-development time of concentration since this subbasin remains unaltered. Time of Concentration = 22.89 minutes SCS Lag Time = 13.73 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2289 hours Time Increment = 3.98 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. SCS CURVE NUMBERS HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin 3C [DESIGN) Cover Condition SCS CN Comments -~ Im er~p_ vious~ 98 - __ Open 6 ] ~ Assume good condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition II. POST DEVELOPMENT _> Subbasin #3C - To SWMF #7 A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/Lot [sfl Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 0 3600 0.00 0.21 0.21 1 B 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 2 9.5 4000 0.87 8.80 9.67 3 14 4000 1.29 1.28 2.57 ___m-__m 4 0 _ 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 *Other Impervious includes Impervious from L'ownhomes, (ireenway lraus, ana ntgnt-of-rvay • Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres) Comments Onsite im ervious 98 12.45 - Onsite open Onsite wooded 61 55 11.75 0.00 _ Assume good condition Assume ood condition Onsite and 100 0.68 - Offsite impervious 98 _ _0.01_ - _ Offsite open _ _ 61 _ _2.24 _ Assume good condition Offsite wooded 55 4.54 Assume good condition Offsite and 100 0.00 - Total area = 31.67 acres 0.0495 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 76 Impervious = 39.3% Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Post Development -Subbasin 3C [DESIGN) 6/14/2007 • _> Subbasin #3C -Bypass A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area (acres] Comments Onsite im ervious 98 4.07 - _ Onsite~en ~ 61 21.83 Assume good condition Onsite wooded Onsite and 55 100 __ _34.02_ 1.43 Assume good condition - Offsite im ervious 98 0.00 - _ Offsite open Offsite wooded __ _ 61 55 ~ 0.11_ 0.48 _Ass_um_e food condition Assume ood condition Offsite and 100 0.00 - • acres sq.mi. Segment 2: Concentrated Flow ft Length = 241 ft ft Height = 19 ft ft/ft Slope = 0.0788 ft/ft Dense grasses Paved ? = No inches (Raleigh, NC) Velocity= 4.53 ft/sec minutes Segment Time = 11.$9 minutes Segment 4: Channel Flow ft Length = 1396 ft ft Height = 35 ft ft/ft Slope = 0.0251 ft/ft Natural Channel Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel sf (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Flow Area = 6.25 sf (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) ft (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 7.50 ft (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) ft/sec Channel Velocity = 4.64 R/sec minutes Segment Time = S.DI minutes ft ft ft/ft Natural Channel sf (Assume 5' x 5' Channel) ft (Assume 5' x 5' Channel) ft/sec minutes Time of Concentration = 22.08 minutes SCS Lag Time = 13.25 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2208 hours Time Increment = 3.84 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) Total area = 61.94 0.0968 Composite SCS CN = 61 Impervious = 6.6% B. Time of Concentration Information Segment 1: Overland Flow Length = 100 Height = 4 Slope = 0.0400 Manning's n = 0.24 P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 Segment Time = 1 t1.?0 Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 372 Height = 16 Slope = 0.0430 Manning's n = 0.045 Flow Area = 4.00 Wetted Perimeter = 6.00 Channel Velocity = x.24 Segment Time = 1.1.4 Segment 5: Channel Flow Length = 1293 Height = 12 Slope = 0.0093 Manning's n = 0.045 Flow Area = 25.00 Wetted Perimeter= 15.00 Channel Velocity = 4.48 Segment Time = d.81 • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Post Development - Subbasin 3C [ACTUAL] 6/14/2007 • I. SCS CURVE NUMBERS Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Im rvious 98 - _-Open 61 Assume good condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition II. POST DEVELOPMENT _> Subbasin #3C - To SWMF #7 Phase # Lots Imp/Lot Est] Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 0 3600 0.00 0.21 0.21 1 B 0 3600 0.00 0.00 T 0.00 2 9.5 ~ 4000 0.87 8.80 9.67 3 0 4000 0.00 0.52 ~ 0.52 ~^ _ ~~ 4 ~0 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 'Other tmperv[ous includes [mpervious)rom t ownhomes, vreenway t raus, ana rcrgnr-o~-rray Contributing Area SCS CN Area ~acresJ Comments Onsite im ervious 98 10.40 ____ Onsite open ~ Onsite wooded _ 61 55 9.47 0.00 _ Assume flood condition Assume good condition Onsite and 100 0.68 - OfI'site im_ e~rvious _98 _ 0.00 _ - _ ____ _ Offsite oRen ~ 61 ~ _1.66 ~ Assume food condition Offsite wooded 55 3.51 Assume good condition Offsite and 100 0.00 - • Total area = 25.72 acres 0.0402 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 76 Impervious = 40.4% B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) A. Watershed Breakdown • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Post Development -Subbasin 3C (ACTUAL) 6/14/2007 • _> Subbasin #3C -Bypass A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area nacres) Comments _Onsite im ervious 98 4.20 - Onsite ~n Onsite wooded Onsite and ~ 61 55 100 23.21 36.85 1.43 Assum~ood condition Assum~ood condition __ - Offsite im ervious 98 0.01 - Offsite~en 61 _ _____ ~ _ 0.6_8_ _ Ass_u~ood condition Offsite wooded 55 1.51 Assume ood condition Offsite and 100 0.00 - • acres sq.mi. Segment 2: Concentrated Flow ft Length = 167 ft ft Height = 14 ft ft/ft Slope = 0.0838 ft/ft Dense grasses Paved ? = No inches (Raleigh, NC) Velocity = 4.67 ft/sec minutes Segment Time = O.G(I minutes Segment 4: Channel Flow ft Length = 1396 ft ft Height = 35 ft ft/ft Slope = 0.0251 ft/ft Natural Channel Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel sf (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Flow Area = 6.25 sf (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) ft (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 7.50 ft (Assume 2.5' x 2.5' Channel) ft/sec Channel Velocity = 4.64 ft/sec minutes Segment Time = 5.01 minutes ft ft ft/ft Natural Channel sf (Assume 5' x 5' Channel) ft (Assume 5' x 5' Channel) ft/sec minutes Time of Concentration = 20.38 minutes SCS Lag Time = 12.23 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2038 hours Time Increment = 3.55 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) Total area = 67.89 0.1061 Composite SCS CN = 61 Impervious = 6.2% B. Time of Concentration Information Segment l: Overland Flow Length = 100 Height = 8 Slope = 0.0800 Manning's n = 0.24 P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 Segment Time = ' '3 Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 642 Height = 23 Slope = 0.0358 Manning's n = 0.045 Flow Area = 4.00 Wetted Perimeter = 6.00 Channel Velocity= 4.7s? Segment Time = '.?4 Segment 5: Channel Flow Length = 1293 Height = 12 Slope = 0.0093 Manning's n = 0.045 Flow Area = 25.00 Wetted Perimeter = 15.00 Channel Velocity = 4.48 Segment Time = 4.$1 • • l1. POST DEVELOPMENT _> Subbasin #4A - To SWMF #10 A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/Lot ~sfJ Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 ^_ 1B _0 ~ 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 2 95 _ _ 4000 T 8.72 4.25 12.97 _ 3 _ _ ~ 11.5 4000 _ 1.06 0.04 1.10 4 0 4000 0.00 u 0.00 _ 0.00 'Utherlmpervwus includes /mperviousJrom lownhomes, Greenway Trails, and Kight-oJ-Way • Total area = 26.85 acres 0.0420 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 81 Impervious = 52.4% B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. SCS CURVE NUMBERS HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin 4A Cover Condition SCS CN Comments _ _hnp_ervious 98 ~ _ - _ ~ ----Open __ 61 _____ Assume good condition- Wooded 55 Assume good condition Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres) Comments Onsite im ervious 98 14.07 - Onsite open _---_ Onsite wooded 61 ___-------.. 55 12.13 _....~__.._........_...._ 0.00 _ .Assume good condition Assume ood condition g Onsite and 100 0.65 - _Offsite impervious __ Offsite o~en_~ _ 98 ~ ~ 61 _~ _ 0.00_ _ 0.00 v __M~ - _~ Assume food condition Offsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume oodood cow Offsite and 100 0.00 ___, - • • _> Subbasin #4A -Bypass A. Watershed Breakdown HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development - Subbasin 4A Phase # Lots Imp/Lot JsfJ Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 1 B _ 0 __ ~ ~ 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 2 __-_. 3 _ ~ 4000 0.28 T 0.02 _~ 0.30 3 ~__. _ __ ..._._._ 0 ----. - 4000 0.00 0.00 _ 0.00 4 ~ 4000 ~ 0.00 ~ _ 0.00 -~ ~ 0.00 ____ -vmer impervious mc[uaes tmperv~ous from townnomes, Cireenway [rails, and tttght-oj-way Contributing Area SCS CN Area JacresJ Comments Onsite im ervious 98 0.30 - _Onsite open ~v 61 _ 105 ~' Assume food condition Onsite wooded 55 1.14 Assume ood condition Onsite and 100 0.00 - _Offsite impervious _. Offsite open__ _ Offsite wooded ._._. 98_____. 61 55 .__ 0.2~._,~ .. 2.27 0.54 _._..-_ __.- _ - Assume good condition Assume flood condition Offsite and 100 0.00 - • Total area = 5.50 acres 0.0086 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 63 Impervious = 9.0% B. Time of Concentration Information Segment l: Overland Flow Length = 100 ft Height = 5 ft Slope = 0.0500 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.24 Dense grasses P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = 9.33 minutes Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 409 ft Height = 13 ft Slope = 0.0318 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Flow Area = 4.00 sf (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 6.00 ft (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Channel Velocity = 4.50 ft/sec Segment Time = 1. ~ 1 minutes Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = 506 ft Height = 28 ft Slope = 0.0553 ft/ft Paved ? = No Velocity = ?.80 ft/sec Segment Time = 2.21 minutes J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/] 4/2007 Time of Concentration = 13.06 minutes SCS Lag Time = 7.84 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1306 hours Time Increment = 2.27 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 • • II. POST. DEVELOPMENT __> Subbasin #4B A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/Lot (sfl Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 1 B 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 2 ~0 T ~, m 4000 0.00 0.02 0.02 _ __ 3 ~ ~ ~~ 0 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 4 ____ 0 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 'Other [mperv[ous mc[udes [mperviousJrom lbwnhomes, Greenway [Taus, and Kight-oJ-way Contributing Area SCS CN Area ~acres~ Comments Onsite im ervious 98 0.02 _ _ Onsite own _ 61 _ _ ~~ __ _0.28 _ _ Assume good condition Onsite wooded 55 0.02 Assume ood condition Onsite and 100 0.00 Offsite impervious _ 98 _ 0.00 ~ - __ Offsite~en ~ 61 _ ~ ~ 0.00__ __ _Assume og od condition Offsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume good condition Offsite and 100 0.00 - • Total area = 0.32 acres 0.0005 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 63 Impervious = 6.3% B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) HIGHLAND CREE',K CTX-06070 t: 5CS CURYENI7~1BLRS HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development - Subbasin 4B Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Im ervious 98 - w _O e~ n _ 61 Assume good condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition • It. F'OST DEVELOPMENT" __> Subbasin #4C A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/Lot ~sfl Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 1B 0 3600 0.00 0.00 ~ 0.00 _ ^ _ _ _ ~ w 2 _ __ ~ 0 ~ _ _ 4000 _ A 0.00 0.06 0.06 3 4 0 0 4000 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 'Utherlmpervious inc[udeslmpervious.lrom lownnomes. Greenway [Taus, ana tngnt-off-way r~ Total area = 0.39 acres 0.0006 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 67 Impervious = 15.4% B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 L SCS CURVI: YGMBEIt,S HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin 4C Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Impervious 98 ~ __ - _,_ ~ Open 61 Assume good condition __ _ Wooded _ _ 55 Assume good condition Contributing Area SCS CN Area nacres) Comments Onsite im ervious 98 0.06 - _ Onsite~en _ 61 __ ~ _ 0.33 l ~~ Assum~dcondition Onsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume ood condition Onsite and 100 0.00 - Offsite impervious 98 0.00 _ __~__- _ __ Offsite opven _ _ 61 ~ 0.00 _ v Assume good condition Offsite wooded 55 0.00 ~ Assume ood condition Offsite and 100 0.00 - • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Post Development - Subbasin S 6/14/2007 • I. tics CUILVENUMBEIiS? Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Im 'ous 98 ~_„__Open _71 Assume ood condition Wooded 66 Assume ood condition II. POST DEVELOI'11~F.N'I' _> Subbasin #5 - To SWMF #1 A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/I.ot ~sfJ Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres ~~~ 1 ~__ 1.5 ~ ~ 3600 0.12 0.00 0.12 1 B 0 3600 _____ 0.00 _ ~ 0.00 0.00 __ 2 _ _____ _ 9_3 _ _____ v 4000 8.54 2.95 11.49 3 0 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 4 0 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 vtner Impervious rnch~des lmpervmtis_/rom 7 ownnomes, tireenway 7 ratts, ana Kight-oJ-way Contributing Area SCS CN Area ~acres~ Comments Onsite i~rvious ~ _ 98 _ ~ 11.61 ~ _~ Onsite o en 71 10.63 Assume good condition _ Onsite wooded _66_____ ~ 0.00 Ass ume p~ood condition Onsite pond 100 0.56 _ Offsite impervious _ ~__ 98 ~ _ 0.00_ ~___~ _ -__ _ _ ~ Offsite o en 71 0.00 Assume ood condition Offsite wooded ____ ____ ~ _66____ _ 0.00 ~ _Assume ood condition ~ Offsite nd 100 0.00 - Total area = 22.80 acres • 0.0356 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 85 Impervious = 50.9% Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Post Development - Subbasin S 6/15/2007 • _> Subbasin #S - To SWMF #2 A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/Lot ~sfJ Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres ~_ 1 ~ 1 3600 0.08 0.65 0.73 1B 0~ ~ 3600 ~ __ 0.00 _ v 0.00 0.00 2 ____.____ _3 V _. ~ 0 ~ 0 ~~ 4_000_ ~ 4000 _0.00 ____ 0.00 _ 0.00__ ~ 0.00 _ _ 0.00 0.00 ____ 4 0 4000 0.00 5.98 5.98 `vtner tmpervrous rnc[uaes tmpernous~rom [ownnomes, tireenway trar[s, and Krgnt-off-way Contributing Area SCS CN Area (acres Comments Onsite impervious Onsite o en _ __ 98 _ 71 m.. 6.71 4.52 - Assume ood condition _ Onsite wooded Onsite nd _66 _ ~ 100 ~ _ 0.00_ 0.33 A_s_sume good condition__ _____ ~T Otlsite impervious _ 98 ~ 0.19 _ ~ _ ~ _ _ a Offsite o n 71 0.43 Assum a good condition ~_Offsite wooded Offsite nd 66 100 _ 0.00 0.00 ~ . _ Assume good_condition_M ~~~ - Total area = 12.18 acres 0.0190 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 87 Impervious = 56.7% B. Time of Concentration Information 71ie post development time ojconcentration is assumed to be 5 minuses Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Post Development - Subbasin 5 6/14/2007 _> Subbasin #5 - By ass A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/Lot [sfl Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 1 3600 0.08 0.00 0.08 _ _ ~~ IB ~ ~ __ __ _ __ _ 0 3600 0.00 _ 0.00 0.00 2 15 4000 1.38 0.06 1.44 3 0 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 _______ 4 0 4000 0.00 0.63 0.63 •Utnerlmpervioustnc[udeslmperviousJrom lownhomes, Greenway~rails, andKight-oJ-Way Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres] Comments Onsite irvious ~~ 98 2.15 ~ _ _-~_ Onsite o n 71 7.62 Assume ood condition Onsite wooded Onsite and 66 100 3.51 0.00 Assume good condition _- Offsite impervious _ Offsite o n 98 _ ~ 71 ~~ _0.00 _ 0.00 ~ _ __ - __ _ Assume ood condition Offsite wooded_ _ 66_ _ ~ _0.00__ Assume ood condition ~~ ~~ Offsite nd 100 0.00 - Total area = 13.28 acres 0.0208 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 74 Impervious = 16.2% B. Time of Concentration Information • Segment 1: Overland Flow Length = 100 Height = 3.5 Slope = 0.0350 Manning's n = 0.24 P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 Segment Tinte = 111J(i Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 1443 Height = 53 Slope = 0.0367 Manning's n = 0.045 Flow Area = 4.00 Wetted Perimeter = 6.00 Channel Velocity = 4.81 Segment Time = a.9i' ft ft ft/ft Dense grasses inches (Raleigh, NC) minutes ft ft ft/ft Natural Channel sf (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) ft (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) ft/sec minutes Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = l99 ft Height = 17 ft Slope = 0.0854 ft/ft Paved ? = No Velocity= 4.72 ft/sec Segment Time = !l. ?tl minutes Time of Concentration = ]6.43 minutes SCS Lag Time = 9.86 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1643 hours Time Increment = 2.86 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. SCS Cl:l-iVI: VUII~IBERS HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development - Subbasin 6A Cover Condition SCS CN Comments _ Impervious,,,, ____ 98 _ __ ______ - en 61 Assume ood condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition Il. YOST DEVELOPME1r f _> Subbasin #6A A. Watershed Breakdown J. ALDRIlX'iE, EI 6/14/2007 Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres) Comments e impervious Onsit 98 0.00 ______ Onsite open _ ~~ 61 ~_ 0.00 Assum~od condition Onsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume ood condition ~~ Onsite and 100 0.00 - Offsite impervious _ Offsite o.Pei1_.__...__ Offsite wooded 98 __........_.___61 _.......____.. 55 13.71 ...._....._1.13.76 __ 134.70 - _Assume good condition.__.._.. Assume ood condition Offsite and 100 3.38 - Total area = 265.55 acres 0.4149 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 60 Impervious = 5.2% • B. Time of Concentration Information The post-development time of concentration is equal to the pre-development time of concentration since this subbasin remains unaltered. Time of Concentration = 23.93 minutes SCS Lag Time = 14.36 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.2393 hours Time Increment = 4.16 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. SC5 CARVE ~URIBERS ~, HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin tiB Cover Condition SCS CN Comments ~Im_~ervious _ 98 _._._ . - _ _ w Open ~ _ _ 61 _ Assume good condition __ Wooded 55 ___Assume good condition II. POS'1~ DI;VI;LOP~II:YT _> Subbasin #6B A. Watershed Breakdown J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 Contributing Area SCS CN Area (acres) Comments Onsite imperviou_s_ _98 ~ 0.00 _ - Onsite o en 61 0.00 Assume ood condition _Onsite wooded 55 0.00 _ _~_ Assume og._od_condition __ __,_ __-_..___Onsitepond._.._._.. Offsite im ervious ...._.._.100......_......__ 98 _._._._0.:._00 __ 3.07 .___...__.....__....__._: __.__ ._ - Offsite o en 61 24.71 Assume ood condition Offsite wooded y 55 __5_8.24 Assume good condition ~. ~~ Offsite and 100 0.16 - Total area = 86.18 acres 0.1347 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 58 Impervious = 3.6% r~ B. Time of Concentration Information The post-development time of concentration is equal to the pre-development time of concentration since this subbasin remains unaltered. Time of Concentration = 32.08 minutes SCS Lag Time = 19.25 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.3208 hours Time Increment = 5.58 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) :7 HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Post Development - Subbasin 6C 6/14/2007 1. SCS CURVE NUi17BER5 • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Im~rvious 98 ~ - ____ Open _ __ ~ _ ~ 61__-_ _. t._._--__-----._~_~~~_.__ __~_~Assume~ood condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition ^. POSTDEVELOPJIEN7' _> Subbasin #6C - To SWMF #3 A. Watershed Breakdown • Phase # Lots j Imp/Lot [sf) Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 0 3600 0.00 1.20 __ 1.20 .__ ~_ ~ 13 _____._. _ ______ 0 _. _ _ - 3600 _ ~ 0.00 2.55 2.55 2 0 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 3 4000 0 ~ 0.00 ~ 0.00 ~ 0.00 ~ _ _ ~~ ~~ 4 ~~ _ ~~ 0 4000 ~ _ 0.00 0.00 0.00 'Utner/mpervtous mc[udes Impervious7rom 7bwnhomes, vreenway [Taus, aria tagnt-o7-way Contributing Area SCS CN ~ Area [acres[ Comments Onsite impervious 98 3.75 - Onsite o en 61 i 4.21 Assume ood condition Onsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume ood condition Onsite and 100 0.44 - Offsite im ervious 98 2.71 - OlI'site o en 61 10.11 Assume ood condition Offsite wooded 55 7.50 Assume ood condition Offsite and 100 0.00 - Total area = 28.72 acres 0.0449 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 68 Impervious = 22.5% B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be S minutes Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 _> Subbasin #6C- To SWMF #4 A. Watershed Breakdown HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin 6C Phase ~ # Lots ~ Imp/Lot [sf) Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres ] 27.5 3600 2.27 9.72 11.99 1B 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 2 0 4000 _ 0.00 0.00 0.00 3 0 ~ ~ 4000 0.00 0.00 _0.00 _ ~~4 v ____ 0 _ ~ 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 'Other Impervious includes /mpervtous Jrom I bwnhomes, cireenway / raUS, ana t<ignt-oJ-way Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres) Comments Onsite im ervious 98 11.99 - Onsite o en 61 9.45 Assume good condition Onsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume ood condition Onsite and 100 0.46 - Offsite im ervious 98 0.00 - Oflsite o en 61 0.00 Assume ood condition Offsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume good condition ______ Offsite and ____ 100 ~ 0.00 ~~ - Total area = 21.90 acres 0.0342 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 82 Impervious = 54.8% r~ B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concerttratiat is assumed to be 5 minutes Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCSLag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 • • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 _> Subbasin #6C - To SWMF #5 A. Watershed Breakdown HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin 6C Phase # Lots Imp/Lot [st] Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 60 3600 4.96 2.64 7.60 1B 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 2 0 4000 0.00 0.00 ~ 0.00 ____ 3 ___ 0 ~ 4000 0.00 0.00 v' 0.00 _ ~~ 4 _ 0 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 *Other Impervious includes Impervioi~.s from Townhomes, Greertway Trails, and Right-of-Way Contributing Area SCS CN Area ~acres~ Comments O_ nsite impervious Onsite open _ 98 ~ 7.60 61 __ _ 7.27 ~ ~ _ - _ _ ,_~ Assume good condition ~Onsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume good condition Onsitee fond 100 _ 0.33 ~ ~ _ ___- _ ,~~ Offsite i~ervious Offsite o n 0.00 98 61 0.00 _- _ Assume good condition Oflsite wooded _55 ? 0.00 Assume~ood condition v __ Offsite nd 100 0.00 - Total area = 15.20 acres 0.0237 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 80 Impervious = 50.0% • B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Post Development -Subbasin 6C 6/15/2007 • _> Subbasin #6C- To SWMF #6 A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots ~ Imp/Lot ~sq ` Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres ] 37.5 3600 3.10 3.11 6.21 I B 0 i 3600 0.00 ~~ 0.00 0.00 2 0 4000 ~ 0.00 ____. ~ 0.00 0.00 _ _ ____ 3 ~.. ~ _ ~~ _ 4000 ~ 0~ a___________ 0.00 ~ 0.00 ____ 0.00 v 4 0 3 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 'Utherlmpervtous mauaes tmpervrousJrom lownnomes, vreeewuy ~ ruus, unu nrgnr~~-..uy Contributing Area SCS CN I Area nacres] Comments Onsite impervious 98 __ ~ 6.21 ~ _____ - _ _ _ Onsite o en _..._........_.....__.__...p..........----...... ~ ~ 61 .._.._....______..._..._.. 6.67 _ ~ _..._............_._...____....__... Assume ood condition ._.........._..._..._._.._....~.. __ ._._.._.__ Onsite wooded 55 's, 0.00 Assume _pood condition Onsite pond 100 ~ 0.32 ............._.......... . - _..___---_.....__._._......._....__._....___._....._~..... . _ __.....__.... __Offsiteimpervious.._. _..... ~.~...~._._ __......__._98__._._ ......r ............... .. _' .. .._0.00 ................ ___.._ - Offsite open 6] 0.13 __. Assume good condition _ ___ _ Offsite wooded ~ ~ 55 r ~._. _ ___ 0.52 Assume good condition Offsite nd 100 0.00 - Total area = 13.85 acres 0.0216 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 78 Impervious = 44.8% B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes = 0.29*SCS La • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Post Development - Subbasin 6C 6/14/2007 • _> Subbasin #6C -Bypass A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/Lot ~sfl Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 28.5 3600 2.36 2.20 4.56 1 B 0 E 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 2 0 4000 0.00_ ~ 0.00 ~m 0.00 3 4 _ _ 0 _ OW ~ ___ 4000 _ _ 4000 ~ 0.00 _ _ 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 *Other Impervious includes Impervious from 7ownhomes, Greenway [Taus, ana rcignt-o~-rvay Contributing Area SCS CN ~ Area (acres Comments Onsite im ervious 98 4.56 - Onsite o en 61 12.97 Assume ood condition Onsite wooded 55 7.98 Assume ood condition Onsite nd 100 1.17 - OII'site im envious 98 0.03 - Offsite o en 61 3.45 Assume ood condition Offsite wooded _ Offsite and ~ 55 _ 100 2.09 € 0.00 .Assume ood condition - • acres sq.mi. Segment 2: Concentrated Flow 8 Length = 23 ft ft Height = 1.3 ft ft/ft Slope = 0.0565 ft/ft Dense grasses Paved ? = No inches (Raleigh, NC) Velocity = 3.83 ft/sec minutes Segment Time = D.10 minutes Segment 4: Cban nel Flow ft Length = 1146 ft ft Height = 10 ft ft/ft Slope = 0.0087 ft/ft Natural Channel Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel sf (Assume 3' x 3' Channel) Flow Area = 36.00 sf (Assume 6' x 6' Channel) ft (Assume 3' x 3' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 18.00 ft (Assume 6' x 6' Channel) ft/sec Channel Velocity= 491 ft/sec minutes Segment Time = 3.89 minutes Segment Time = Z84 Time of Concentration = 19.04 minutes SCS Lag Time = 11.42 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1904 hours Time Increment = 3.31 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) Total area = 32.25 0.0504 Composite SCS CN = 66 Impervious = 14.2% B. Time of Concentration Inform ation Segment 1: Overland Flow Length = 100 Height = 9.5 Slope = 0.0950 Manning's n = 0.24 P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 Segment Time = ,'.2l Segment 3: Channel Flow Length = 2297 Height = 50 Slope = 0.0218 Manning's n = 0.045 Flow Area = 9.00 Wetted Perimeter = 9.00 Channel Velocity= •1.89 • L Il. P051~ D~~'ELOPMF:NT _> Subbasin #7 A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/Lot JsfJ Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 1 3600 0.08 0.40 0.48 1B 0 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 _ ______ 2 _ _ ~0 ~ 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 3 0 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 4 _ ~ 0~ _ 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 'Other Impervious inc[udeslmperviousjrom Ibwnhomes, (ireenway !rails, and !tight-oJ-Way • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 I. scs cui~v>~ NUIIIBT< ]?s HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development - Subbasin 7 Cover Condition SCS CN Comments hn ervious ~ 98 _ - _ Open 61 Assume good condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition Contributing Area SCS CN Area JacresJ Comments Onsite im ervious 98 0.48 - __- Onsite open Onsite wooded 61 55 ~ 0.56 0.34 Assume mood condition Assume ood condition Onsite and 100 0.00 - _Offsite impervious _Offsite o en _~ 98 ~ ~ 61 ~ _ 0.00 _ 0.00 _ ____ -_ ~~ Assume ood condition Offsite wooded 55 0.19 Assume ood condition Offsite and 100 0.00 - Total area = 1.57 acres 0.0025 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 70 Impervious = 30.7% B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 J;SCSGI7RV~ NUMBEti,S HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS Post Development -Subbasin 8 Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Impervious ~ 98 - _ O n 61 _ ^ Assume good condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition II. POST DE,~~El~P11E1~I' _> Subbasin #8 A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres[ Comments _ Onsite impervious 98_ ~ 0.00 - Onsite o en 61 0.26 Assume flood condition Onsite wooded_ 55 0.00 ~_ Assume good condition ~ _ Onsite~ond__, _ 100 ~ _ _ 0.00 ____ ___ ~~_________ Offsite im ervious 98 0.00 - Offsite o en 61 0.00 Assume ood condition Offsite wooded ~ 55 __ 0.00 ~ A_ ssume good condition v Offsite and 100 0.00 - Total area = 0.26 acres 0.0004 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 61 Impervious = 0.0% • B. Time of Concentration Information The post development time of concentration is assumed to be 5 minutes J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • HIGHLAND CREEK CALCULATION OF REACH LAG TIMES J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-04020 Post-Development 5/2/2007 *Lag times are calculated assuming a S-ft/sec velocity. T = (L / V) *(1 minute / 60 seconds) Where: T = Lag Time (min) L = Reach Length (ft) V = Flow Velocity (ft/sec) ap.; ~ ~: ~; :M- • Reach Length [feet] Lag Time minutes 1 1143 3.81 . 2 1587 _„y _ 5.29 3 ___.___..._~__. 4 1289 _ _.__._.._~_____ 2317 ~~ 4 30 ~..,,._~_ _.n__~.._____~___~._~___ 7.72 ~^ 5 1322 4.41 ~~ _ 6 _2663 8.88 ~_.____ ~~~- ______ 7 ! 8 ~ 2279 1252 ~7.60 417 _ ___ _____ 9' __ ~' 1938 6.46 • • • • mot'. d cL* ~ ~ <!7 Lt n ~ ~ ~ s ~ U # __ ES c6 ~% ~ LL O C ~ ~ s.- C: .~ ~ '~ i~ LL ~, L cD ~~ r i ~•y, ~ L ~ ~ ~ c~c ~~~.. ,:7 ~ G ~ ~ __ U ~ ~~ m « ~ '3 :,'~ _, - ~ ~.~ N ~ _bl O L ~}' U ~ _ _~ Ji c6 ~ ii} C N ~ 2' lL _ ~ ~ _, ~ `A {°_ _~ ~; ~- `~ M ~ ~. U ~ {f? ~ i~)~ x CJ :r ;'~ t (,' v L f '~ c o m C `/~• _ ~ U ~• ~~. N £% ~ LL i = tiW U N ~ (~ S< ~ L c.:. U ~ N Q C O U 7 hi lL ~.fi 7 ~ .t' ~ -- ~ at q_ Cfl fCl :!: C n n LL $c Cn +-`y c. a ~s~; a c:> :t ~ O a3 T '~ ~ li ~7 ,~, U A `~ `> eC S3 GS 'S <V ~ 'v7 "} :/) FJ) =~ N (P ;:~ Q. I1 ~. :2 } 2l :] JJ Q C t] L C: r ~3 CT r HMS * Summary of Results Project CTX-06070 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q2 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Met. Model Q2 Execution Time 29Jun07 0947 Control Specs 1-min dT Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) Sub 5 - SWMF #1 84.656 16 Feb 07 2004 3.9875 0.036 SWMF #1 0.51341 17 Feb 07 0800 0.50897 0.036 Sub 5 - SWMF #2 48.634 16 Feb 07 2004 2.2991 0.019 SWMF #2 0.52552 17 Feb 07 0250 0.32878 0.019 Sub 5 - Bypass 20.737 16 Feb 07 2012 1.4459 0.021 Subbasin 5 21.304 16 Feb 07 2012 2.2837 0.075 Subbasin 1 7.2806 16 Feb 07 2005 0.34450 0.004 Subbasin 2 2.6332 16 Feb 07 2015 0.28884 0.013 Sub 3C - To SWMF #7 79.810 16 Feb 07 2005 3.7893 0.050 SWMF #7 22.261 16 Feb 07 2018 2.6967 0.050 Reach 9 22.261 16 Feb 07 2024 2.6906 0.050 Subbasin 8 0.21956 16 Feb 07 2006 0.013151 0.000 Reach 4 0.21956 16 Feb 07 2013 0.013116 0.000 b 6C - To SWMF #6 38.341 16 Feb 07 2005 1.8094 0.022 F #6 0.21635 17 Feb 07 0800 0.20610 0.022 ub 6C - To SWMF #5 46.019 16 Feb 07 2005 2.1650 0.024 SWMF #5 0.23396 17 Feb 07 0800 0.22476 0.024 Reach B 0.23387 17 Feb 07 0600 0.22347 0.024 Sub 6C - To SWMF #4 72.218 16 Feb 07 2005 3.3965 0.034 SWMF #4 0.60525 17 Feb 07 0650 0.28732 0.034 Reach 7 0.60525 17 Feb 07 0657 0.28183 0.034 Sub 6C - To SWMF #3 45.204 16 Feb 07 2005 2.2929 0.045 SWMF #3 1.7023 16 Feb 07 2306 0.72322 0.045 Reach 6 1.7023 16 Feb 07 2314 0.71737 0.045 Subbasin 7 2.8776 16 Feb 07 2005 0.14238 0.003 Reach 1 2.8776 16 Feb 07 2008 0.14225 0.003 Subbasin 6A 112.56 16 Feb 07 2021 12.613 0.915 Junction 1 113.47 16 Feb 07 2020 12.755 0.417 Reach 2 113.47 16 Feb 07 2025 12.730 0.417 Subbasin 6B 24.419 16 Feb 07 2028 3.4978 0.135 Sub 6C - Bypass 27.565 16 Feb 07 2015 2.2845 0.050 Junction 2 156.92 16 Feb 07 2025 19.941 0.727 Reach3 156.92 16 Feb 07 2029 19.903 0.727 Subbasin 3A 17.135 16 Feb 07 2020 2.1805 0.099 Junction 3 170.57 16 Feb 07 2028 22.096 0.826 Reach 5 170.57 16 Feb 07 2032 22.054 0.826 Sub 3C - Bypass 30.680 16 Feb 07 2019 3.1664 0.097 bbasin 3B 8.2831 16 Feb 07 2022 1.1167 0.051 ~ nction 4 216.45 16 Feb 07 2031 29.028 1.024 Sub 4A - SWMF #10 85.106 16 Feb 07 2005 4.0019 0.042 SWMF #10 0.48941 17 Feb 07 0800 0.47276 0.042 Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) 4A - Bypass 4.2950 16 Feb 07 2011 0.32348 0.009 basin 4A 4.6526 16 Feb 07 2012 0.79624 0.051 Subbasin 4B 0.33427 16 Feb 07 2006 0.018850 0.001 Subbasin 4C 0.56185 16 Feb 07 2005 0.028945 0.001 • • Page: 2 HMS * Summary of Results Project CTX-06070 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q10 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Met. Model Q10 Execution Time 29Jun07 0948 Control Specs 1-min dT Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) Sub 5 - SWMF #1 124.94 16 Feb 07 2004 7.0537 0.036 SWMF #1 20.422 16 Feb 07 2030 3.4514 0.036 Sub 5 - SWMF #2 69.746 16 Feb 07 2004 3.9728 0.019 SWMF #2 15.176 16 Feb 07 2022 1.9982 0.019 Sub 5 - Bypass 38.352 16 Feb 07 2012 2.9508 0.021 Subbasin 5 57.722 16 Feb 07 2020 8.4005 0.075 Subbasin 1 12.113 16 Feb 07 2005 0.67393 0.004 Subbasin 2 10.262 16 Feb 07 2012 0.86413 0.013 Sub 3C - To SWMF #7 135.18 16 Feb 07 2005 7.5150 0.050 SWMF #7 85.444 16 Feb 07 2010 6.4046 0.050 Reach 9 65.444 16 Feb 07 2016 6.3936 0.050 Subbasin 8 0.56171 16 Feb 07 2005 0.034109 0.000 Reach 4 0.58171 16 Feb 07 2012 0.034034 0.000 b 6C - To SWMF #6 62.730 16 Feb 07 2004 3.4926 0.022 F #6 6.6726 16 Feb 07 2035 1.5959 0.022 ub 6C - To SWMF #5 73.026 16 Feb 07 2004 4.0718 0.024 SWMF #5 10.730 16 Feb 07 2032 1.9043 0.024 Reach 8 10.730 16 Feb 07 2036 1.9007 0.024 Sub 6C - To SWMF #4 111.35 16 Feb 07 2004 6.2298 0.034 SWMF #4 20.876 16 Feb 07 2026 3.1129 0.034 Reach 7 20.876 16 Feb 07 2033 3.1034 0.034 Sub 6C - To SWMF #3 91.660 16 Feb 07 2005 5.1486 0.045 SWMF #3 34.584 16 Feb 07 2017 3.5704 0.045 Reach 6 34.564 16 Feb 07 2025 3.5589 0.045 Subbasin 7 5.5321 16 Feb 07 2005 0.30901 0.003 Reach 1 5.5321 16 Feb 07 2008 0.30876 0.003 Subbasin 6A 339.79 16 Feb 07 2018 33.577 0.415 Junction 1 342.07 16 Feb 07 2018 33.886 0.417 Reach 2 342.07 16 Feb 07 2023 33.830 0.417 Subbasin 6B 83.464 16 Feb 07 2025 9.8423 0.135 Sub 6C - Bypass 63.141 16 Feb 07 2014 5.3241 0.050 Junction 2 515.48 16 Feb 07 2025 59.156 0.727 Reach3 515.48 16 Feb 07 2029 59.073 0.727 Subbasin 3A 67.114 16 Feb 07 2016 6.5264 0.099 Junction 3 561.45 16 Feb 07 2028 65.633 0.826 Reach 5 561.45 16 Feb 07 2032 65.591 0.826 Sub 3C - Bypass 87.485 16 Feb 07 2017 8.2196 0.097 basin 3B 32.434 16 Feb 07 2018 3.3430 0.051 ction 4 666.51 16 Feb 07 2030 83.497 1.024 Sub 4A - SWMF #10 133.10 16 Feb 07 2004 7.4320 0.042 SWMF #10 18.798 16 Feb 07 2033 3.6805 0.042 Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) 4A - Bypass 10.798 16 Feb 07 2010 0.80145 0.009 basin 4A 22.357 16 Feb 07 2032 4.4819 0.051 Subbasin 4B 0.80979 16 Feb 07 2005 0.046684 0.001 Subbasin 4C 1.1737 16 Feb 07 2005 0.066173 0.001 • • Page: 2 HMS * Summary of Results Project CTX-06070 Run Name POST [ACTUAL] - Q2 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model POST [ACTUAL] End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Met. Model Q2 Execution Time 29Jun07 1329 Control Specs 1-min dT Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) Sub 5 - SWMF #1 84.656 16 Feb 07 2004 3.9875 0.036 SWMF #1 0.51341 17 Feb 07 0800 0.50897 0.036 Sub 5 - SWMF #2 48.634 16 Feb 07 2004 2.2991 0.019 SWMF #2 0.52552 17 Feb 07 0250 0.32878 0.019 Sub 5 - Bypass 20.737 16 Feb 07 2012 1.4459 0.021 Subbasin 5 21.304 16 Feb 07 2012 2.2837 0.075 Subbasin 1 7.2806 16 Feb 07 2005 0.34450 0.004 Subbasin 2 2.6332 16 Feb 07 2015 0.28884 0.013 Sub 3C - To SWMF #7 64.815 16 Feb 07 2005 3.0774 0.040 SWMF #7 12.253 16 Feb 07 2024 1.9889 0.040 Reach 9 12.253 16 Feb 07 2030 1.9840 0.040 Subbasin 8 0.21956 16 Feb 07 2006 0.013151 0.000 Reach 4 0.21956 16 Feb 07 2013 0.013116 0.000 6C - To SWMF #6 38.341 16 Feb 07 2005 1.8094 0.022 ~F #6 0.21635 17 Feb 07 0800 0.20610 0.022 Sub 6C - To SWMF #5 46.019 16 Feb 07 2005 2.1650 0.029 SWMF #5 0.23396 17 Feb 07 0800 0.22476 0.024 Reach 8 0.23387 17 Feb 07 0800 0.22347 0.024 Sub 6C - To SWMF #4 72.218 16 Feb 07 2005 3.3965 0.034 SWMF #4 0.60525 17 Feb 07 0650 0.28732 0.034 Reach 7 0.60525 17 Feb 07 0657 0.28183 0.034 Sub 6C - To SWMF #3 45.204 16 Feb 07 2005 2.2929 0.045 SWMF #3 1.7023 16 Feb 07 2306 0.72322 0.045 Reach 6 1.7023 16 Feb 07 2314 0.71737 0.045 Subbasin 7 2.8776 16 Feb 07 2005 0.14238 0.003 Reach 1 2.8776 16 Feb 07 2008 0.14225 0.003 Subbasin 6A 112.56 16 Feb 07 2021 12.613 0.415 Junction 1 113.47 16 Feb 07 2020 12.755 0.417 Reach 2 113.47 16 Feb 07 2025 12.730 0.417 Subbasin 6B 24.419 16 Feb 07 2028 3.9978 0.135 Sub 6C - Bypass 27.565 16 Feb 07 2015 2.2845 0.050 Junction 2 156.92 16 Feb 07 2025 19.941 0.727 Reach3 156.92 16 Feb 07 2029 19.903 0.727 Subbasin 3A 17.135 16 Feb 07 2020 2.1805 0.099 Junction 3 170.57 16 Feb 07 2028 22.096 0.826 Reach 5 170.57 16 Feb 07 2032 22.054 0.826 Sub 3C - Bypass 35.042 16 Feb 07 2017 3.4723 0.106 basin 3B 8.2831 16 Feb 07 2022 1.1167 0.051 nction 4 210.28 16 Feb 07 2031 28.627 1.023 Sub 4A - SWMF #10 85.106 16 Feb 07 2005 4.0019 0.042 SWMF #10 0.48941 17 Feb 07 0800 0.47276 0.042 Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) 4A - Bypass 4.2950 16 Feb 07 2011 0.32348 0.009 basin 4A 4.6526 16 Feb 07 2012 0.79624 0.051 Subbasin 4B 0.33927 16 Feb 07 2006 0.018850 0.001 Subbasin 4C 0.56185 16 Feb 07 2005 0.028945 0.001 C • Page: 2 HMS * Summary of Results Project CTX-06070 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 29Jun07 1329 Run Name POST [ACTUAL] - Q10 Basin Model POST [ACTUAL] Met. Model Q10 Control Specs 1-min dT Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) Sub 5 - SWMF #1 124.94 16 Feb 07 2004 7.0537 0.036 SWMF #1 20.422 16 Feb 07 2030 3.4514 0.036 Sub 5 - SWMF #2 69.746 16 Feb 07 2004 3.9728 0.019 SWMF #2 15.176 16 Feb 07 2022 1.9982 0.019 Sub 5 - Bypass 38.352 16 Feb 07 2012 2.9508 0.021 Subbasin 5 57.722 16 Feb 07 2020 8.4005 0.075 Subbasin 1 12.113 16 Feb 07 2005 0.67393 0.004 Subbasin 2 10.262 16 Feb 07 2012 0.86413 0.013 Sub 3C - To SWMF #7 109.78 16 Feb 07 2005 6.1031 0.040 SWMF #7 64.928 16 Feb 07 2011 5.0002 0.040 Reach 9 64.928 16 Feb 07 2017 4.9913 0.040 Subbasin 8 0.58171 16 Feb 07 2005 0.034109 0.000 Reach 4 0.58171 16 Feb 07 2012 0.034034 0.000 6C - To SWMF #6 62.730 16 Feb 07 2004 3.4926 0.022 F #6 6.6726 16 Feb 07 2035 1.5959 0.022 ub 6C - To SWMF #5 73.026 16 Feb 07 2004 4.0718 0.024 SWMF #5 10.730 16 Feb 07 2032 1.9043 0.024 Reach 8 10.730 16 Feb 07 2036 1.9007 0.024 Sub 6C - To SWMF #4 111.35 16 Feb 07 2004 6.2298 0.034 SWMF #4 20.876 16 Feb 07 2026 3.1129 0.034 Reach 7 20.876 16 Feb 07 2033 3.1034 0.034 Sub 6C - To SWMF #3 91.660 16 Feb 07 2005 5.1486 0.045 SWMF #3 34.584 16 Feb 07 2017 3.5704 0.045 Reach 6 34.584 16 Feb 07 2025 3.5589 0.045 Subbasin 7 5.5321 16 Feb 07 2005 0.30901 0.003 Reach 1 5.5321 16 Feb 07 2008 0.30876 0.003 Subbasin 6A 339.79 16 Feb 07 2018 33.577 0.415 Junction 1 342.07 16 Feb 07 2018 33.886 0.417 Reach 2 342.07 16 Feb 07 2023 33.830 0.417 Subbasin 6B 83.484 16 Feb 07 2025 9.8423 0.135 Sub 6C - Bypass 63.141 16 Feb 07 2014 5.3241 0.050 Junction 2 515.48 16 Feb 07 2025 59.156 0.727 Reach3 515.48 16 Feb 07 2029 59.073 0.727 Subbasin 3A 67.114 16 Feb 07 2016 6.5264 0.099 Junction 3 561.45 16 Feb 07 2028 65.633 0.826 Reach 5 561.45 16 Feb 07 2032 65.541 0.826 Sub 3C - Bypass 99.477 16 Feb 07 2016 9.0131 0.106 basin 3B 32.434 16 Feb 07 2018 3.3430 0.051 nction 4 679.42 16 Feb 07 2030 82.888 1.023 Sub 4A - SWMF #10 133.10 16 Feb 07 2004 7.4320 0.042 SWMF #10 18.798 16 Feb 07 2033 3.6805 0.042 Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) 4A - Bypass 10.798 16 Feb 07 2010 0.80145 0.009 basin 9A 22.357 16 Feb 07 2032 4.4819 0.051 Subbasin 4B 0.80979 16 Feb 07 2005 0.046684 0.001 Subbasin 4C 1.1737 16 Feb 07 2005 0.066173 0.001 • r~ Page: 2 • FINAL DESIGN OF STORMWA TER MANAGEMENT FACILITY #1 HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 / ~- I \ l I I / `~ ~1 I ~ 32986 ~ / I ~ / I / / 'y ~ 29 92 / 2 288 I I ~ ~ ~ " ~ 9° b~ ~ ~ ~ 282 l ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~N/ I ~ ~ 2~~5~= ~ ~ I / / ~ ~ ,~ ~, ~ l ~ ~ ~ _ - / 1, ~, ~ ~ ,~~ 1 ~ l / / / ~ /; y -~,~ / I / / I I / ~ \ /~ ~` / / /ry~rytiN /I ~ ~ I /l ^~ I 5 ~ ~` / ~ ~~ / / /218 ~ y ~ // ~ry~,~o° / / /~ / I ° ~~ / / ~ o ~ / ~ , ~~ ~ ~\ \\ ~ 1 / ~ / / %~ ~ ~ ~ ` / \, ~ ~ ~ ~; / / I~ I /~ ~; I I/. ~ ~ GRAPHIG+ SCALE 1 `~\ ~ ~ ~ '~) 50 / / 0 ~5 50 / I 10~ ~ ~ ~ i / / l inch = 50 ft. PEOJECf N0. G`TX-06070 EEK THE JOHN R. McADAMS FILENAIdE: POND EXHIBITS HIGHLAND CR COMPANY, INC. ~ d 5~~: ~~ ~ NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS ~ =50 , RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC ,~, S'W~~ # 1 ~;i ~'II$Pj P.O. BOX 14005 ZIP 27709-4005 ~ DATE, 06-~3-2007 (919) 381-5000 HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #1 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 5/2/2007 • Stale-Storage Function Average Incremental Accumulated Estimated Contour Contour Contour Contour Stage Contour Stage Area Area Volume Volume w/ S-S Fxn (feet) (feet) (SF) (SF) ~~ ~ (CF) (CF) (feet) 275.00 0.00 24433 ~ ~ _ __ _.~__~ _ ~ ___. _ _ ____._ _ _ _ 276.00 _ 1.00 ~ 26924 25679 25679 25679 1.02 278 .00 3. 0 0 31666 29295 - _ .... ___._ _ 58590 _ _...__ __.__ 84269 .__._.._ _~r____ 2.90 _. __._ _ 2 ....80.00 _ _ _ _ . 5.00 _ 366' - 33 . 34150 . . ..._.... _ 68299 _._..__.___.___.... 152568 _.~_~_.______.__._.. 4.90 ~__.._......_._ ._~.._~.__ 282.00 ___w___J_.___ 7.00 __.._._.___._...___.._ _ 41827 . .._ _ ._ _v_ 39230 78460 231028 7.06 283.00 8.00 44509 43168 43168 274196 8.21 • 300000 250000 ~ 200000- 0 rn 150000 R 0 ~ 100000 50000 0 0.00 Storage vs. Stage Ks= 25115 b = 1.1356 C~ 2.00 4.00 6:D0 B.OD 10.00 Stage (feet) • • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 SWMF #1 _> Stage -Storage Function Ks= '_5115 6= [.1356 Elevation Storage (feet( (cf( (acre-feet] 100-YR 275.00 ~ O i 0.000. ~ ______ 275.20 40380.093 _ 275.40 _ Trv~ 0.204 8872 _ _ 275.60 ` , 061_ 0.323 14 275.8 _ 3 ' 0.448 1949 276.00 _ 25115 0.577 i 276.20 892 0.709 30 _ 276.40 _ _ 36802 ~ 0.845 _ 276.60 28 ; 0.983 428 276.80 _ 48958- ':. 1.124 277.00 _ _ ~ 1.267 l80 SS _ 277:20~~ _ _ ~~ , ~~1.412 ~ 488 ~~ 61 -~ _ ____ ______ 277.40 ~ _ _ 67874 ~; 1.558 ~~~ 277.60 _. m__1 74332 1.706 .-...__ __._ .1.. 277.80 ! 0 _80859 _~ 1.856 278.0 87448 ~ 2.008 278:20 ~€ v 94098~'~~2.160 ~~~ 278.40 1 805 s 2.3 l4 f 00 278.60~i _ v107565 2.469 278.80 € 114376 ; 2.626 _ 279.00 121236 2.783 ~ ~~~ 279.20 ` 128143 2.942 ~ ~ ~ __ v 279.40 135095 ? 3.101 279.60 3:262 142089 ~__-_____~ 279.80 _ I49L25 3'423 280:00 186201 _3.585 ~ ~~_-0-.000 ~_ 280.20 163315 ~ 3.74 _~ 7 ~0.163 280.40 170467 ~ 3.913 0.327 280:60 ~ 177654 4.078 _ 0.493 __._____ 28_0.80 ~._____.______.~_.;.__u_._.~ I _184877 4.244 -- 0.658 281.00 4.41 192133 ~ ~._ _ _ 281.20 . _ 199422 i 4.578 0.992 w 28 L40 206743 ; 6 1.160 2S 1.60 a 214095 ~ _4.115 1329 281.80 478 ~ 5.084 221 1.499 _ 2.82.00 _ E~228890 j 5:255 L669 ___ 282.20 236331 ': 5.425 - - , 0 1.840 282.4 ~282.60~ 5.597 243_799 .._._._i_ ..-___._._ 1296 ~ 5.769_ 28 2.011 2. t 83 282.80 _ 25881 942 2356 283.00 266368 ?~6.ti5 2.529 J. ALDRIDGE, EI 8/2/2007 • HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #1 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 6/14/2007 • Extended Detention Wetland Sizing Source: Stormwater Best Management Practices. NCDENR: Division of Water Quality - Water Quality Section. April 1999. Enter the drainage area characteristics => Total drainage area to pond = 22.80 acres Total impervious area to pond = 11.61 acres Note The wetland must be sized to treat all impervious surface runoff draining into the pond, not just the impervious surface from on-site development. Drainage area = 22.80 acres @ 50.9% impervious Estimate the surface area required at pond normal pool elevation => Extended Detention Wetlands are based on a normal pool depth of = 3.0 feet (Per NCDENR Handbook) From the DWQ BMP Handbook (4/99), the required SA/DA ratio =_> • 3.0 3.0 4.0 Lower Boundary => 50.0 2.06 1.73 Site % impervious => 50.9 2.09 2.09 1.76 Upper Boundary => 60.0 2.40 2.03 Therefore, SA/DA required = 2.09 Surface area required at normal pool = 20770 ftZ = 0.48 acres Surface area provided at normal pool = 24433 ft2 r~ HIGHLAND CREEK -PHASE 2/4 WATER QUALITY VOLUME B. FINCH, PE CTX-06070 CALCULATIONS 6/28/2007 SWMF #1 > Determination of Water Quality Volume (WQ ~) WQv = (P)(R v~(A)/!2 where, WQv =water quality volume (in acre-It) Rv= 0.05+0.009(I) where I is percent impervious cover A =area in acres P =rainfall (in inches) Input data: Total area, A = 22.80 acres Impervious area = 11.61 acres Percent impervious cover, I = ~; Rainfall, P = 1.0 inches Calculated values: Rv = WQv = acre-ft = cf. __> Drawdown Calculations Per the NCDENR handbook "Stormwater Best Management Practices" (April 1999), drawdown of the storm water runoff shall occti~r within 5 clays • Input data: WQv= cf. Stage /Storage Data: Ks = 1 ? 0 b= Zo = Vol. in 1.0" Rainfall = cu. It Calculated values: Depth of WQv in Basin = 1.57 ft = 18.90 inches EL = ? %~~. ~ ' ft • • C HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 Inverted Siphon Design Sheet D orifice = # orifices = Ks = b= Cd siphon = Normal Pool Elevation = Volume @ Normal Pool = Orifice Invert = WSEL @ 1" Runoff Volume = SWMF #1 3 inch 1 25115 1.1356 0.60 275.00 feet 0 cf 275.00 feet 276.57 feet J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/28/2007 WSEL (feet) Vol. Stored (cf) Siphon Flow (cfs) Avg. Flow (cfs) Incr. Vol. (cf) Incr. Time (sec) 276.57 42068 0.284 276.44 37945 0.270 0.277 4123 14870 276.30 33874 0.256 0.263 4070 15466 276.16 29862 0.241 0.248 4013 16162 276.03 25913 0.224 0.232 3949 16991 275.89 22034 0.207 0.215 3878 18006 275.75 18236 0.187 0.197 3798 19292 275.62 14530 0.166 0.176 3705 21004 275.48 10935 0.141 0.153 3595 23466 275.34 7478 0.110 0.126 3457 27523 275.21 4207 0.063 0.087 3271 37672 Drawdown Time = 2.44 da s By comparison, if calculated by the average head over the orifice (assuming average head is half the total depth), the result would be: Average driving head on orifice = 0.725 feet Orifice composite loss coefficient = 0.600 Cross-sectional area of 3" orifice = 0.049 sf Q = 0.2012 cfs Drawdown Time =Volume / Flowrate / 86400 (sec/day) Drawdown Time = 2.42 da s Conclusion : Use 1 - 3" Diameter PVC Inverted Siphon to drawdown the accumulated volume from the 1.0" storm runoff, with a required time of about 2.4 days. • Type.... Outlet Input Data Name.... SWMF #1 Page 1.01 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK • Project Comments: REQUESTED POND WS ELEVATIONS: Min. Elev.= 275.00 ft Increment = .20 ft -~ Max. Elev.= 283.00 ft OUTLET CONNECTIVITY ---> Forward Flow Only (Upstream to DnStream) <--- Reverse Flow Only (DnStream to Upstream) <---> Forward and Reverse Both Allowed. Structure No. Outfall E1, ft E2, ft ----------------- ---- ------- --------- --------- Inlet Box RI ---> BA 280.000 283.0.00 Orifice-Circular SI ---> BA 275.000 283.000 Culvert-Circular BA ---> TW 272..000 283.000 TW SETUP, DS Channel • • -~ S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:43 PM Date: 5/2/2007 Type.... Outlet Input Data Name.... SWMF #1 Page 1.02 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK • Project Comments: OUTLET STRUCTURE INPUT DATA Structure ID = RI Structure Type = Inlet Box ----------- ------ ------------------- of Openings = 1 Invert Elev. = 280.00 ft Orifice Area = 25.0000 sq.ft Orifice Coeff. _ .600 Weir Length = 20.00 ft Weir Coeff. = 3.0-00 K, Submerged = .000 K, Reberse = 1.000 Kb, Barrel = .000000 (per ft of fu11 flow) Barrel Length = .00 ft Mannings n = .0000 Structure ID = SI Structure Type = Orifice-Circular # of Openings °.~_ 1 Invert Elev. = 275.00 ft Diameter = .2500 ft Orifice Coeff. _ .600 • • S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:43 PM Date: 5/2/2007 Type.... Outlet Input Data Page 1.03 Name.... SWMF #1 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.P.PW Title._. Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK • Project Comments: OUTLET STRUCTURE INPUT DATA Structure ID = BA Structure Type = Culvert-Circular ------------------- ----------------- No. Barrels = 1 Barrel Diameter = 3.0000 ft Upstream Invert = 272.00 ft Dnstream Invert = 270.00 ft Horiz. Length. = 88.00 ft Barrel Length = 88.02 ft Barrel Slope = .02273 ft/ft OUTLET CONTROL DATA... Mannings n = .0130 Ke = .5000 (forward entrance loss) Kb = .007228 (per ft of full flow) Kr = .5000 (reverse entrance loss) HW Convergence = .001 +/- ft INLET CONTROL DATA... Equation form = 1 Inlet Control K = .0098 Inlet Control M = 2.0000 Inlet Control c = .03980 Inlet Control Y = .6700 T1 ratio (HW/D) = 1.149 T2 ratio (HW/D) = 1.295. Slope Factor = -.500 Use unsubmerged inlet control Form 1 equ. below T1 elev. Use submerged inlet control Form 1 equ. above T2 elev. In transition zone between unsubmerged and submerged inlet control, interpolate between flows at T1 & T2... At Tl Elev = 275.45 ft ---> Flow = 42.85 cfs At T2 Elev = 275.89 ft ---> Flow = 48.97 cfs S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:43 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • Type.... Outlet Input Data Name.... SWMF #i Page 1.04 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: OUTLET STRUCTURE INPUT DATA Structure ID = TW Structure Type = TW SETUP, DS Channel ------------------------------------ FREE OUT FALL CONDITIONS SPECIFIED CONVERGENCE TOLERANCES ... Maximum Iterations= 30 Min. TW tolerance = .01 ft Max. TW tolerance = .O1 ft Min. HW tolerance = .O1 ft Max. HW tolerance = .Ol ft Min. Q tolerance = .10 cfs Max. Q tolerance = .10 cfs • C~ S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:43 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • • • Type.... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #1 Page 1.14 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: WS E1ev, Total Q Elev. Q ft cfs 275.00 _ .00 275.20 ~ . 06 275.40 .12 275.60 .I6 275.80 .19 276.00 .22 276.20 .24 276.40 .27 276.60 .29 276.80 .31 277.00 .32 277.20 .34 277.40 .36 277.60 .37 277.80 .39 278.00 .40 278.20 .41 278.40 .43 278.60 .44 278.80 .45 279.00 .47 279.20 .48 2.79.40 .49 279.60 :50 279.80 .51 280.00 .52 280.20 5.90 2.80.40 15.72 280.60 28.44 280.80 4.3.97 281.00 60.98 281.20 79.23 281.40 96.5.4 281.60 97.84 S/N: 621701207003 PondPack Ver. 8.0058 ***** COMPOSITE OUTFLOW SUMMARY **** -------- Converge TW E1ev Error ft +/-ft Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfail Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfali Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfall Free Outfal.l Notes ------------------------- Contributing Structures -(no Q: RI,SI,BA) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI} SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q; RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,HA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (na Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) 5I,BA (no Q: RI) SS,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) SI,BA (no Q: RI) RI,SI,BA RI,SI,BA RI,SI,BA RI,SI,BA RI,SI,BA RI,SI,BA RI, BA (no Q: SI) RI, BA (no Q: SI) The John R. McAdams Company Time: 2:43 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • • • Type.... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #1 Page 1.15 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16./2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: WS Elev, Total Q Elev. Q ft cfs 281.80 99.11 282.00 100.36 282.20 101.61 282.40 102.84 282.60 104.05 282.80 105.25 283.00 106.94 S/N: 621701207003 PondPack Ver. 8.0058 ***** COMPOSITE OUTFLOW SUMMARY **** ------- Converge ----- TW Elev Error ft +/-ft Contr Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RI, BA Notes Lbuting Structures (no Q: SI) (no Q: SI) (no Q: SI) (no Q: SI) (no Q: SI) (no Q: SI) (no Q: SI) The John R. McAdams Company Time: 2:43 PM Date: 5/2/2007 HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #1 Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Sxecution Time 14Jun07 1443 Run Name POST [DSSIGN] - Q2 • Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model Q2 Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 84.656 (efs) Peak Outflow 0.51341 (efs) Total Inflow 2.10 (in) Total Outflow 0.27 (in) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Peb 07 2004 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 17 Feb 07 0600 Peak Storage 3.4786(ac-ft) Peak Elevation 279.87(ft) HMS * Suttunary of Results for SWMF #1 • Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1448 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q10 Basin Model POST (DESIGN] Met. Model Q10 Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 124.94 (efs) Peak Outflow 20.422 (cfs) Total Inflow 3.72 (in) Total Outflow 1.82 (in) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2030 Peak Storage 3.9740 (ac-f t) Peak Elevation 280.47(ft) • HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #1 Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 8xecution Time 14Jun07 1448 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q50 Computed Results Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model Q50 Control Specs 1-min dT Peak Inflow 168.68 (efs) Date/Time of Peak iaflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Peak Outflow 3.755 (c s) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2012 Total Inflow 5.45 (in) Peak Storage 4.6219(ac-f t) Total Outflow 3.54 (in Peak Elevation 281.25(ft) ~y~l 1~jcD 'Ta C~CA"1E YE(,pG-t+( D~96tPATOIZ • HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #1 Project CTX-06070 Run Name POST - QTHIRDPMP • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] 8nd of Run 16Feb07 1400 Met. Model QTHIRDPMP Execution Time 14Jun07 1449 Control Specs 5-min dT Computed Results Peak inflow 160.53 (efs) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 1020 Peak Outflow 102.34 (efs) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Peb 07 1035 Total Inflow 8.10 (in) Peak Storage 5.5268(ao-ft) Total Outflow 6.04 (ia) Peak Elevation 282.32(ft) • • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 • Velocity Dissipa~or - SWMF #1 NRCD Land Quality Section Pipe Design Entering the following values will provide you with _ the expected. outlet velocity and depth of flow in a pipe, assuming the Manning's roughness number is constant-over the entire length of the pipe. Flow QS© (cfs) = 83.76 Slope S (%) = 2.27 Pipe Diameter Do (in) = 36 Manning's `n' = 0.013 Flow Depth (ft) _ 2.09 Outlet Velocity (fps) = 15.91 NRCD Land Quality Section 1VYDOT Dissipator Design Resielts • Pipe Diameter (ft) = 3.00 Outlet Velocity (fps) = 15.91 Apron Length (ft) _ 30.00 d50 Stone Thickness (inches) Class (inches) --- 4 A 9 8 B 22 10 1 22 -~ 14 2 27 t- Width = La + Do Width = 30 + 3 Width (ft) = 33 Use NCDOT Class `2' Rip Rap d50 = 14" 30'L x 33'`V x 27"Thick J. ALDRIDGE, EI 5/3/2007 • HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #1 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 5/3/2007 Square RiserBarrel Anti-Flotation Calculation Sheet • Input Data __> Inside length of riser= 5.00 feet Inside width of riser= 5.00 feet Wall thickness of riser = 6.00 inches Base thickness of riser = 8.00 inches Base length of riser = 6.00 feet Base width of riser = 6.00 feet Inside height of Riser = 8.00 feet Concrete unit weight = 142.0 PCF OD of barrel exiting manhole = 4$:50 inches Size of drain pipe (if present) _ 8.0 inches Trash Rack water displacement = 61.74 CF Concrete Present in Riser Struch~re => Note: tit. Products ii,ts unit wt. of nian[urte eo~F~rete aE [-12 PCF`_ Total amount of concrete: Base of Riser = 24.000 CF Riser Walls = 88.000 CF Adjust for openings: Opening for barrel = $.646 CF Opening for drain pipe = 0,17$ CF • Total Concrete present, adjusted for openings = 106.180 CF Weight of concrete present = 15078 !bs Amount of water displaced by Riser Structure =_> Displacement by concrete = 106.180 CF Displacement by open air in riser = 200.000. CF Displacement by trash rack = 61.740 CF Total water displaced by riser/barrel structure = 367.920 CF Weight of water displaced = 22958 lbs Calculate amount of concrete to be added to riser =_> Safety factor t0 use = 1.1$ !recommend (. I ~ or hi~;tcr't Must add = 11324 lbs concrete for buoyancy Concrete unit. weight for use - 142 PCF (note above observation for NCP concrete) Buoyant weight of this concrete = 79.60 PCF Buoyant, with safety factor applied = 69.22 PCF Therefore, must add = 163.606 CF of concrete Standard based described above = 24.000 CF of concrete • Therefore, base design must have = 187.606 CF of concrete HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #1 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 5/3/2007 • Calculate size of base for riser assembly =_> Length = 9.000 feet Width = 9.000 feet Thickness = 28.0 inches Concrete Present = 189.000 CF OK Check validity of base as designed =_> Total Water Displaced = 532.920 CF Total Concrete Present = 271.180 CF Total Water Displaced = 33254 lbs 'Total Concrete Present = 38508 lbs Actual safety factor = 1.16 OK Results of design => • Base length = 9.00 feet Base width = 9.00 feet Base Thickness = 28.00 inches. CY of concrete total in base= 7.00 CY Concrete unit weight in added base >= 142 PCF • ABE VOLUME CALCULATORS, PYRAMIDLONG Page 1 of 1 ('ALt:I?L:~11`L ~'(~LLl-II+; C)F P~'ItAI~I:ID «ITII I~Ini~`II3tiAI1 i~`IDTHS A:~II) LEl\GTI-IS • i~:ntez- all l;.ncftir~n ~s-ait~e5 in the t'o~°ttr belo•+i stntl Press the "(:Ai:t`LLA`I`E" buttv~i. • f.~~:~ t~~: iJ~~i€ t'c>>,tt ~r5ior;.I.'ti7~ C, http://abe.msstate.edu/~fto/tools/vol/pyramidlong.html 5/3/2007 • HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #1 Level Spreader Outlet Velocity Calculations CTX-06070 1" storm peak flow rate = 0.12 cfs Determine depth of the flow over level spreader weir: Q = CWLH3iz CW L= Q- H= HAT WEIR Determine velocity offlow over le Q V H = (Q/CWL)z~3 = 3.0 = 15.75 ft = 0.12 cfs = 0.019 ft = 2/3 H = 0.012 ft ~vel spreader weir: VA = Q/A Q/(L*HAT WEIR) Q = 0.12 cfs L = 15.75 ft HAT WEIR - 0.012 ft V = 0.61 ft/sec Therefore, the approximate velocity over the level spreader weir is 0.65 fdsec. J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 • HMS * Summary of Results for SF]MF #1 • Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1615 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q1" • Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model 1" STORM Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 5.7124 (efs) Peak Outflow 0.12405 (efs) Total inflow 0.17 (in) Total Outflow 0.06 (in) Date/Time of Peak inflow 16 Feb 07 1958 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 17 Feb 07 0628 Peak Storage 0.21605(ac-f t) Peak Elevation 275.42(ft) ~~ • FINAL DESIGN OF STO.RMWATER MANAGEMENT FACILITY #2 r~ HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 ~ / , ~,. ,~ I_ ~ ~ j i // ~~ ~`~ 1, "/~, ~ X~ } / ~. ~ r ( ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ / r ,/~~/ _~\ / r r ,- ~ ~ ~ r ,~~~r %r~~~~~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~,_\~ ~ ~, l l ~l 11 ~ ~~~~;~s ~; ii ~~ \ i \ \ ~~ ~ X825- _,, - ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 282 ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ , ~ 1 ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 84 ~ ~` ° ~ ~ 1 l \ \ \~\ \\ ? 28 4 285 \ \ ~I ~ ~ \ \ \\\ 880 \ ' / ~' \ ~~ ~ ~ ~ .~ \\ ~ ~ ~' ~ , ~~ ~ \ ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~'+ \ G AP~IC SCALE I \ ~ \ ~ - ~ l ~.,- 1 50 \ \ 0 \ ~ ~50 10~ \ \ _ / 1 inch = 50 ft. PROJECT N0. CTX-06070 THE JOHN R. McADAMS FILENAME: HIGHLAND CREEK COMPANY INC POND EXHIBITS , . d scALE: n , NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS ~ -50 , RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC DATE: S~l~u' #2 E[aIIIBiT P.O. BOX 14005 ZIP 27709-4005 ~ 06-13-2007 (919) 381-5000 HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #2 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 5/2/2007 • Stage-Storage Function Average Incremental Accumulated Estimated Contour Contour Contour Contour Stage Contour Stage Area Area Volume ~ Volume w! S-S Fxn (feet) (feet) (SF) (SF) (CF) (CF) (feet) 278.00 0.00 14506 _ __ -.__. _ __....._ ._,_...._ _._ 280.00 2.00 17731 ~ 161 l9 ~ 32237 32237 2.02 _ 282.00 ~ ~ 4.00' ._ 21 l 83 _..___.~A_ (9457 -~.----_ 38914 _.-__~..~ _------. 7115 l ---- _ ._ _._.___ _.__ 3.93 __ _._. _..._......._.__ _ ... _--_ ______._. 284.00 _______ 6.00 24860 23022 46043 117194 5.99 285.00 7.00 26783 25822 25822 143016 7.08 • Storage vs. Stage lsoooo _____....-.._._.._____._....~___..._.___.________._...._____...._......_, 140000 y = 14034x1~t859 120000 Z = 0.9995 R cLLi 100000 °1rn 80000 [ 60000 ~ 40000 20000 i 0 0.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 Stage (feet) Ks = 14034 b = 1.1859 • CJ • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 SWMF #2 _> Stage -Storage Ftmctiore Ks = 14{134 b= 1.1859 Zo = ?78.00 Eleva~iod ~ Storage ~~~ [feet) [cf[ [acre-feet [ 100-YR 278.00 .. r 0 , ~....., Y... ~. ~,., i 0.000 ». __ _ ____T__„_ 278.20 2081 0.048 "`~ ~~~`"~~.__ "~ 278.40 _ 4734 ~ .- . ~ ? --_.0.109 __E_.__.....__..____ . _ 278.60 7658 ~ 0.176 ~ r 278.80 10771 _ 0.247 ' 279.00 14034 ~ 0.322_ ~ -~ ~-.~ "" ..___._.. 279.20 17421 0.400 3 ~ __~ --- ~-__..___ 279.40 20916 _0.480 T 4 -~_...__,__._._ -~ 279:60 24505 0.563 : ~ ~ .~~ ~ ~~ ~~ 279.80 _ 28178 ~~ 0.647 ~ ~ 280.00 31928_ = 0.733 ~.~~- ~~~_~ -~~280.20 35749 0.821 ~ ~ ~ ~-~~~~~~-~_.._._. 280.40 ~ 39635_ 0.910 __` ~ ~ ~ ~ .._.__ ~..__.__ 280.60 43581 1.000 __ _________________. 280.80 ___._.__._._ 47585 _>__...._____r__ L092 ~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~ 28 L00 51642 L 186 281.20 55749 1.280 281.40 _ 5990_5 ~_ 1.375 ~~ ~ ~ . _ 28!.60 64106 1.472 _' ~. ~~~ __ ~_ __.~. ~~~ 281.80 __ 282.00 68_351 72638~ 1.569 _Y _ . _ ~~ L668 _-t_---_ _...._..._...__. ` 282.20 76965 1.767 ~ ~~~.~ ~ ~~_..__._. 2_8_2.40_ 282.60 81330 85733 1.867 1968 ~ 0.000 W__. ~~ 282.80 90.171 2.070 ` _ 0.102 _ _ 283 00 94643 ~. 217 3 0.205 _ . _ ~ ~~~ 283.20 _ ~ 99149 _ 2.276_ _ 0.308_ __ ' 283.40 ~103688 2 380 0.412 ~ _ ~ 283.60 1 108257 2 485 0.517 283.80 1.12858 ~ 2 591 1 0 623 284.00 1 17487 ~~ 2 697 0.729__ - - 284.20 ~ 122146 ~ 2.804 0.836 284.40 126832 ___ 2.912 _.w __._ _._~ ; 0.944 __._,. __.___-__ _ _. .. .. 284.60 [ l3 t 546 i 3.020 ~ ~ L052 _ _ _ 2_84.8_O~ 285:0 t 136287 0 1053 3 12_9 , ~ 3 238 L161 _ 1.270 J. ALDRIDGE, EI 5/2/2007 • HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #Z J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 5/2/2007 Extended Detention Wetland Sizing • Source: Stormwater Best Management Practices. NCDENR:.Division of Water Quality - Water Quality Section. April 1999. Enter the drainage area characteristics =_> Total drainage area to pond = 12.18 acres Total impervious area to pond = 6.90 acres Drainage area = 12.18 acres @ 56.7% impervious Estimate tl:e surfirce area required at pond normal pool elevation => Extended Detention Wetlands are based on a normal pool depth of = 3.0 feet (Per NCDENR Handbook). From the DWQ BMP Handbook (4/99), the required SA/DA ratio =_> • Note The wetland m~crt be sized to trent at/ impen~ious surface r~rnojf draining into the pond, not just the rmpervioirs surfncefrom on-site development. 3.0 3.0 4.0 Lower Boundary => 50.0 2.06 1.73 Site % impervious => 56.7 2.29 2.29 1.93 Upper Boundary => 60.0 2.40 2.03 Therefore, SA/DA required = 2.29 Surface area required at normal pool = 12129 ftz = 0.28 acres Surface area provided at normal pool = 14506 ft2 • • HIGHLAND CREEK -PHASE 2/4 CTX-06070 WATER QUALITY VOLUME CALCULATIONS SWMF #2 =a Determination of Water Quality Volume (WQ ~) where, WQv =water quality volume (in acre-ft) Rv= 0.05+0.009(I) where I is percent impervious cover A =area in acres P =rainfall (in inches) Input data: Total area, A = 12.18 acres Impervious area = 6.90 acres Percent impervious cover, I = X6.7 Rainfall, P = 1.0 inches Calculated values: Rv= ''._ WQv = ). ; ? acre-ft _ _ 'S_~ cf. r~ => Drawdown Calculations Per the NCDENR handbook "Stormwater Best Management Practices" (April 1999), drawdown of the stormwater runoff shall occur within S days Input data: WQv= ''- cf. Stage /Storage Data: Ks = b= Vol. in 1.0" Rainfall = _- cu. ft Calculated values: Depth of WQv in Basin = 1.61 ft = 19.36 inches EL = ?79.61 ft B. FINCH, PE 6/27/2007 • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 Inverted Siphon Design Sheet • D orifice = # orifices = Ks = b= Cd siphon = Normal Pool Elevation = Volume @ Normal Pool = Orifice Invert = WSEL @ 1" Runoff Volume = SWMF #2 2 inch 1 14034 1.1859 0.60 278.00 feet 0 cf 278.00 feet 279.61 feet WSEL (feet) Vol. Stored (cf) Siphon Flow (cfs) Avg. Flow (cfs) Incr. Vol. (cf) Incr. Time (sec) 279.61 24753 0.130 279.48 22259 0.124 0.127 2494 19676 279.34 19808 0.117 0.121 2451 20322 279.20 17405 0.111 0.114 2404 21067 279.06 15052 0.104 0.107 2353 21941 278.92 12755 0.096 0.100 2296 22991 278.78 10522 0.088 0.092 2233 24287 278.65 8361 0.079 0.083 2161 25957 278.51 6285 0.068 0.074 2076 28241 278.37 4313 0.056 0.062 1972 31695 278.23 2475 0.040 0.048 1837 38077 Drawdown Time = 2.94 da s By comparison, if calculated by the average head over the orifice (assuming average head is half the total depth), the result would be: Average driving head on orifice = 0.765 feet Orifice composite loss coefficient = 0.600 Cross-sectional area of 2" orifice = 0.022 sf Q = 0.0919 cfs Drawdown Time =Volume / Flowrate / 86400 (sec/day) Drawdown Time = 3.12 da s ,,Conclusion : Use 1 - 2" Diameter PVC Inverted Siphon to drawdown the accumulated volume from the 1.0" storm runoff, with a required time of about 3.0 days. 7. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/28/2007 • • Type.... Outlet Input Data Page 1.01 Name.... SWMF #2 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: REQUESTED POND WS ELEVATIONS: .Min. Elev.= 278.00 ft '-Increment = .20 ft Max. Elev.= 285.00 ft OUTLET CONNECTIVITY ---> Forward Flow Only (Upstream to DnStream) <--- Reverse Flow Only (DnStream to Upstream) <---> Forward and Reverse Both Allowed • Structure Inlet Box Orifice-Circular. Culvert-Circular TW SETUP, DS Channel No. Outfall E1, ft - E2, ft --------- ---- RI ------- ---> BA -------- 282.600 285.000 SI ---> BA 278.000 285.000 BA ---> TW 275.000 285..000 s • S/N: 621701207003 PondPack Ver. 8.0058 The John R. McAdams Company Time: 2:46 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • Type.... Outlet Input Data Name.... SWMF #2 Page 1.02 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: OUTLET STRUCTURE INPUT DATA Structure ID = RI Structure Type = Inlet Box # of Openings = 1 Invert Elev. = 282.60 ft Orifice Area = 25.0000 sq.ft Orifice Coeff. _ .600 Weir Length = 20.00 ft Weir Coeff. = 3.000 K, Submerged = .000 K, Reverse = 1.000 Kb, Barrel = .000000 (per ft of full flow) Barrel Length = .00 ft Mannings n = .0000 Structure ID = SI Structure Type = Orifice-Circular # of Openings = 1 Invert Elev. _ 278.00 ft Diameter = .1667 ft Orifice Coeff. _ .600 • S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:46 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • • • Type.... Outlet Input Data Page 1.03 Name.... SWMF #2 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2!16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: OUTLET STRUCTURE INPUT DATA Structure ID = BA Structure Type = Culvert-Circular ------------------------------------ No. Barrels = 1 Barrel Diameter = 2.5000 ft Upstream Invert = 275.00 ft Dnstream Invert = 274.00 ft Horiz. Length = 68.00 ft Barrel Length = 68.01 ft Barrel Slope = .01471 ft/ft OUTLET CONTROL DATA... Mannings n = .0130 Ke = .5000 (forward entrance loss) Kb = .009217 (per ft of full flow) Kr = .5000 (reverse entrance loss) HW Convergence = .DO1 +/- ft INLET CONTROL DATA... Equation form = 1 Inlet Control K = .0098 Inlet Control M = 2.0000 Inlet Control c = .03980 Inlet Control Y = .6700 T1 ratio (HW/D) = 1.153 T2 ratio (HW/D) = 1.299 Slope Factor = -.500 Use unsubmerged inlet control Form 1 equ. below T1 elev. Use submerged inlet control Form 1 equ. above T2 elev. s-~° In transition zone between unsubmerged and submerged inlet control, interpolate between flows at T1 & T2... At T1 Elev = 277.88 ft ---> Fiow = 27.16 cfs At T2 Elev = 278.25 ft ---> Flow = 31.05 cfs S/N. 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:46 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • • Type.... Outlet Input Data Name.... SWMF #2 Paqe 1.04 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: OUTLET STRUCTURE INPUT DATA "i; Structure ID = TW Structure Type = TW SETUP, DS Channel FREE OUT FALL CONDITIONS SPECIFIED CONVERGENCE TOLERANCES... Maximum Iterations= 30 Min. TW tolerance = .O1 ft Max. TW tolerance = .O1 ft Min. HW tolerance = .O1 ft Max. HW tolerance = .Ol ft Min. Q tolerance = .10 cfs Max. Q tolerance = .10 cfs S/N: 621"7012U70C3 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:46 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • • • Type.... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #2 Page 1.13 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2 /16/2007 Project Enginee r: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Titl e: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comment s: ***** COM POSITE OUTFLOW SUMMARY **** WS Elev, Total Q Not es -------- -------- ------ -- Converge ------- ---- --- ----------- Elev. Q TW El ev Error ft cfs ft +/-ft ----- Contrib -------- utin ---- g Structures -------------- -------- 278.00 ------- .00 ------ Free -- Outfall (no Q: RI, SI, BA) 278.20 .04 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI} 278.40 .06 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 278.60 .OB Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q. RI) 278.80 .09 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 279.00 .10 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 279.20 .11 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 279.40 .12 Free Outfall SZ,BA (no Q: RI) 279.60 .13 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 279.80 .14 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 280.00 .15 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q:. RI) 280.20 .15 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 280.40 .16 Free OutfaTl SI,BA (no Q: RI) 280.60 .17 Free. Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 280.80 .17 Free Outfali SI,BA. (no Q: RI) 281.00 .18 Free Oatfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 281.20 .19 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 281.40 .19 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 281.60 .20 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 281.80 .20 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RT) 282.00 .21 Free Outfdll SI,BA (no Q: RI) 262.20 .21 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 282.40 .22 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 282.60 .22 Free Outfail SI,BA (no Q: RI) 282.80 5.59 Free Outfall RI,SI,BA 283.00 15.41 Free Outfall RI,SI,BA 283.20 28.12 Free Outfall RI,SI,BA 263.40 43.13 Free Outfall RI.,SI,BA 283.60 60.10 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 283.80 65.76 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 284.00 66.67 Free Outfall RIBA (no Qc SI) 284.20 67.58 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 289.40 68.47 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 284.60 69.34 Free Outfall RIBA (no Q: SI) S/N. 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:46 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • Type.... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #2 Page 1.14 Eile.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK. Project Comments: ***** COMPOSITE OUTFLOW SUMMARY **** • WS E1ev, Total Q Notes -------- -------- -------- Converge --` --------------------- Elev. Q TW Elev Error ft cfs ft +/-ft Contributing Structures 284.80 70.21 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 285.00 71.07 Free Outfall RIBA (no Q: SI) S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:46 PM Date: 5/2/2007 HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #2 Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1443 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q2 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model Q2 Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak inflow 48.634 (efs) Peak Outflow 0.52552 (cfs) Total Inflow 2.27 (in) Total Outflow 0.32 (in) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 17 Feb 07 0250 Peak Storage 1.9738(ac-f t) Peak Elevation 282.61(ft) • • HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #2 Project CTX-06070 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1448 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q10 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model Q10 Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 69.746 (efs) Peak Outflow 15.176 (cfs) Total Inflow 3.92 (in) Total Outflow 1.97 (in) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2022 Peak Storage 2.1705(ac-ft) Peak Elevation 283.00(ft) • ., .~ HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #2 • Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1448 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q50 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model Q50 Control Specs 1-min dT • Computed Results Peak Inflow 92.802 (efs) Date/Time of Peak inflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Peak Outflow 58.115 (efs) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2010 Total inflow 5.67 (in Peak Storage 2.4725(ac-f t) Total Outflow 3.72 (i ) Peak Elevation 283.58(ft) ~~ uSEa To G1Rtt+~ taA~TaE 1r6t.,oCaj"f I>tSS~PR~'~ • HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #2 Project CTX-06070 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Snd of Run 16Feb07 1400 Execution Time 14Jun07 1449 Run Name POST - QTHIRDPMP Hasin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model QTHIRDPMP Control Specs 5-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 88.156 (cfs) Date/Time of Peak inflow 16 Feb 07 1015 Peak Outflow 69.285 (efs) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 1030 Total Inflow 8.35 (in) Peak Storage 2.7481(ac-f t) Total Outflow 6.28 (in) Peak 8levation 284.10(ft) • • • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 Velocity Dissipator - SWMF #2 NRCD Land Quality Section Pipe Design "` •' Entering the folio iw ng values will provide you with the expected outlet velocity and depth of flow in a pipe, assuming the Manning's roughness number is constant over the entire length of the pipe. Flow QSO (cfs) = 58.12 Slope S (%) =.1.47 Pipe Diameter Do (in) = 30 Manning's `n' = 0.013 Flow Depth (ft) = 2.50 Outlet Velocity (fps) = 1:1.84 NRCD Land Quality Section NYDOT Dissipator Design Results • Pipe Diameter (ft) = 2.50 Outlet Velocity (fps) _ 11.84 Apron Length (ft) = 20.00 d50 Stone Thickness (inches) Class (inches) 4 A 9 8 B 22 -> 10 1 22 F- 14 2 27 Width = La + Do Width = 20 + 2.5 Width (ft) = 22.5 Use NCDOT Class `1' Rip Rap d50 =10" 20'L x 23'W x 22"Thick J. ALDRIDGE, EI 5/3/2007 • HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #2 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 5/3/2007 Spuare RiserBarrel Anti-Flotation- Calculation Sheet • Input Data => Inside length ofriser Inside width of riser = Wall thickness of riser = Base thickness of riser = Base length ofriser .Base width of riser = Inside height of Riser = Concrete unit weight = _'_t~f barrel exciting manhole = ' ...S:iae of drain pipe (if present) _ Trash Rack. water displacement = Concrete Present in Riser Struehire => Total amount of concrete: Adjust for openings:. 5.00 feet 5.00 feet ~. 6.00 inches 8.00 inches 6.00 feet 6.00 feet 7.60 feet 142.0 PCF Vote: tiC' Pnxiucts lists unit at. nt 38.50. inches manhole eut}~rete at I ~2 PCF. "8.0 inches 61.74 CF Base of Riser = 24.000 CF Riser Walls = 83.600 CF Opening for barrel = 4.042 CF Opening for-drain pipe = 0.175 CF • Total Concrete present, .adjusted for openings = 103.383 CF Weight of concrete present = 14680 !bs Amount of water displaced by Riser Structure => Displacement by concrete = 103.383 CF Displacement by open air in riser = 190.000 CF Displacement by trash rack = 61.740 CF Total water displaced by riser/barrel structure = 355.123 CF Weight of water displaced = 22160 Ibs Calculate amount of concrete to be added to riser => ~:: Safety factor t0 use = 1.1$ (recommend [.1 ~ or highet'1 ~- `' Must add = 10$03 lbs concrete for buoyancy Concrete unit weight for use = 142 PCF (note above observation for NCP concrete) Buoyant weight of this concrete = 79.60 PCF Buoyant, with safety factor applied = 69.22 PCF Therefore, must. add = 156.077 CF of concrete Standard based described above = 24.000 CF of concrete • Therefore, base design must have = 180.077 CF of concrete HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #2 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 5/3/2007 • Calculate size of base for riser assembly =_> Length = 9.000 feet " Width = 9.000 feet Thickness = 27.0 inches Concrete Present = 182.250 CF nIC Check validity of base as designed =_> Total Water Displaced = 513.373 CF Total Concrete Present = 261.633 CF Total Water Displaced = 32034 Ibs Total Concrete Present = 37152 lbs Actual safety factor = 1.1.6 OK Results of design => • Base length = 9.00 feet- Base width = 9.00 feet Base Thickness = 27.00 inches CY of concrete total in base = 6.75 CY Concrete unit weight in added base >= 142 PCF • Ati~ VULUML C:ALC;ULAIUK~, YYKAM1llLUNCi Yage 1 of 1 C~[~CUI.~1'1'L ~'C3I,L;1IE: {7F P~r'R.1I~-1[[) ~~'i~i~f~ I'~17I4-I1~1L'r~L ~~`ID'I'HS A~(D LEhGTI~S • i!:nt~r all 1;iai~~r~n -~alcces in the for•c~c~t t~etati~ scud press ttce "C'AI.:C,'l.`l.,A`7'E`• butl:on. r ~~ , . ~. ;r ?;> .,,. rt ,y .~~.~~ ~ ,F;~~~.:.. 8.4 8.4 2.1 2.1 ~ 61.74 l~l~e a~~~ti~~~;~ t~~~:~s: ~~c~~~ c~ti, ~;:c~~?4 i<>r otii~r list 61.74 C7 http://abe.msstate. edu/~fto/tools/vol/pyramidlong.html 5/3/2007 HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #2 Level Spreader Outlet Velocity Calculations CTX-06070 • 1" storm peak flow rate = 0.07 cfs Determine depth of the flow over level spreader weir: Q = C~yL113/2 H = (Q/CWL)2/s CW = 3.0 L = 15.75 ft Q = 0.07 cfs H = 0.013 ft HAT wElx = 2/3 H = 0.009 ft Determine velocity of flow over level spreader weir.• Q = VA V = Q/A Q = 0.07 cfs • L = 15.75 ft HAT WEIR - 0.009 ft V = 0.51 ft/sec Therefore, the approximate velocity over the level spreader weir is 0.55 ft/sec. J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/14/2007 • HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #2 Project CTX-06070 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1615 Run Name POST (DESIGN] - Q1" Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model 1" STORM Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 4.2147 (efs) Peak Outflow 0.074288 (efs) Total Inflow 0.22 (in) Total Outflow 0.07 (in) Date/Time of Peak inflow 16 Feb 07 1958 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 17 Feb 07 0723 Peak Storage 0.15687 (ac-f t) Peak Elevation 278.54(ft) • • • FINAL DESIGN OF STORMWATER MANAGEMENT FACILITY #7 • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 1 I TOP OF DAM \ \ I \ 11 \ ~ / / ~ / I 12' WIDE MIN.) 272. \ ~ ; \ \ ~ 1\~ 1 I ~, ~ ~ I <,~ 11 I ~ ~ ,- ____ _ ~ \/ ~ ~~ \ 1 I I ~r~ II ~INa I ~~~ // \ ~ \ ~/ / _ ~ \I I \ I I ~' I I ~ 11 I ( I ~` I~`J/ I ~1 /N y°^N \ -- ~ \ \ I I I 7/ I I ~I II \ 1 II` I I` ~ ~ / ~ ~ NNty ~° / \ _~ ~` ~ I I~ ~~ ~ ~ N ~ ~ \ ~ I ~ ~~ ~ 1 / it I I I i \ `~\ \~ \ \ i - I ~ ,\ \ \ II ~ ~ I~ t ~ ~ ~ N/ 265' ~~ -_ _ ~ / , / ~ i / / / / / /I I/ / 60/ G~RAPHIC~ SCAIfE ~ ~ ~ ~ a~ / / l I ~ ~ ~ 60 , 20 1 inch = 60 ft. J PR07ECT N0. CTX-06070 CREEK THE JOHN R. McADAMS FILENA>.aE: POND EXHIBITS HIGHLAND COMPANY, INC. ~ d 5~~: .~ ~ NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH ENGINffiRS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS , =60 , RESEARCH TRLINGLE PARK, NC ,~ 5`w~ #'] ~BiT P.O. BOX 14005 ZIP 27709-4005 `~' °A~` 06-13-2007 (919) 381-5000 HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #7 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 5/2/2007 • Stake-Storage Function Average Incremental Accumulated Estimated Contour Contour Contour Contour Stage Contour Stage Area Area Volume Volume w/ S-S Fxn (feet) ~ (feet) (SF) (SF) (CF) (CF) (feet) 266.50 0.00 29498 _ _ _ _ _ 268.OU _ ~ 1.50 33482 31490 47235 47235 L5l 270.00 3.50 38992 36237 72474 119709 3.46 272.00 5.50 44729 41861 83721 203430 5.55 • Ks = 29839 b = 1.1205 • HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #7 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 6/28/2007 -~ Stage -Storage Function • Ks = 29839 b = L 1205 Zo = 266.50 • Elevation ~ (feet] j (cfJ Storage [acre-feet] 100-YR 266.50 i 0 0.000 _ ~__ _~ .__ 266.60 ' _ 2261 ~ 0.052 ____ 266.80 7743 ' 0.178 g 267.00 _T 13724 _ 0.315 _ _ 267.20 t 20009 i 0.459 _ j 267.40 26516 0.609 _ ~~ 267.60 33202 0.762 267.80 ~ 40037 ~ 0.919 j 268.00 ! 47000 j 1.079 ? 0.000 268.20 54076 ~ 1.241 ~- 0.162 268.40 61253 1.406 0.327 268.60 68522 j 1.573 0.494 268.80 75875 ~ 1.742 j 0.66_3 269.00 83306 _ 1.912 _ ' 0.833 269.20 ~ 90809 2.085 _ 1.0_06 __ ~~ __ _ 269.40 ; 98379 2.258 1.180 _~ _ 269.60 t 106012 2.434 ~ 1.355 _s .~~ _ i~ 269.80 l 13705 _ ; 2.67 0 J l .531 __ ~~_ _ 270.00 ~ 121454 2.788 _ 1.709 __ .._ _ 270.20 _J~- 129257 2.967_ -- l .888 _ _ 270.40 - 137111_ _3.148 _ 2.069 _ 270.60_ _- __ 270.80 ~ 271.00 ~ 271.20- 271.40 `, 271.60 271.80 ` 145014 152963 160957 168993 177072 185190_ 193346 ~_ 3.329 l 3.512 ___3.695 3.880 4.065 ' 4.251 4.439_. ` 2.250 '- 2.433 2.616_ 2.801 ! 2.986 3.172 _3`360_ _ 272.00 201540 _ ` 4.627 3.548 • HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #7 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 6/14/2007 Extended Detention Wetland Sizing • Source: Stormwater Best Management Practices . NCDENR: Division of Water Quality - Water Quality Section. April 1999. Enter the drainage area characteristics => Total drainage area to pond = 31.67 acres Total impervious area to pond = 12.46 acres Note The wetland must 6e sized to treat all impervious surface runoff draining into the pond, not just the impervious surface from on-site development. Drainage area = 31.67 acres @ 39.3% impervious Estimate the surface area required at pond normal pool elevation =_> Extended Detention Wetlands are based on a normal pool depth of = 3.0 feet (Per NCDENR Handbook) From the DWQ BMP Handbook (4/99), the required SA/DA ratio =_> 3.0 3.0 4.0 Lower Boundary => 30.0 1.34 1.08 Site % impervious => 39.3 1.70 I.70 1.41 Upper Boundary => 40.0 1.73 1..43 • SA/DA re uired = re Th f 1 70 q ere o , . Surface area required at normal pool = 23512 ft2 = 0.54 acres Surface area provided at normal pool = 29498 ft2 HIGHLAND CREEK -PHASE 2/4 WATER QUALITY VOLUME B. FINCH, PE CTX-06070 CALCULATIONS 6/27/2007 SWMF #7 • => Determination of Writer Quality Volume (WQ ~) WQv = (P) (R v) (A)/12 where, WQv =water quality volume (in acre-ft) Rv= 0.05+0.009(I) where I is percent impervious cover A =area in acres P =rainfall (in inches) Input data: Total area, A = 31.67 acres Impervious area = 12.46 acres Percent impervious cover, I = 39.3 Rainfall, P = 1.0 inches Calculated values: R - !i.-~U v- WQv = ~ '~~ 7 acre-ft => Drhwdown Calculations Per the NCDENR handbook "Stormwater Best Management Practices" (Apri11999), drawdown of the stormwater runoff shall occur within S days • Input data: WQ~ _ --: , cf. Stage /Storage Data: Ks = _ _ b= ! ': Zo = _- . Vol. in 1.0" Rainfall = -'~ ~ ~-~.; ~~ cu. ft Calculated values: Depth of WQv in Basin = 1.48 ft = 17.81 inches EL = 267.98 ft • HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #7 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 6/28/2007 • Inverted Siphon Design Sheet D orifice = # orifices = Ks = b= 3 inch 1 29839 1.1205 0.60 266.50 feet 0 cf 266.50 feet 267.98 feet Cd siphon = Normal Pool Elevation = Volume @ Normal Pool = Orifice Invert = WSEL @ 1" Runoff Volume = WSEL (feet Vol. Stored (cf) Siphon Flow (cfs) Avg. Flow (cfs) Incr. Vol. (cf) Incr. Time (sec) 267.98 46455 0.275 267.86 41941 0.262 0.268 4514 16816 267.73 37479 0.248 0.255 4462 17524 267.60 33073 0.233 0.240 4406 18353 267.47 28730 0.217 0.225 4343 19344 267.34 24456 0.199 0.208 4274 20563 267.21 20261 0.180 0.190 4195 22116 267.08 16159 0.159 0.170 4103 24199 266.95 12166 0.134 0.147 3993 27232 266.82 8312 0.104 0.119 3855 32334 266.69 4645 0.056 0.080 3666 45934 Drawdown Time = 2.83 da s By comparison, if calculated by the average head over the orifice (assuming average head is half the total depth), the result would be: Average driving head on orifice = 0.680 feet Orifice composite loss coefficient = 0.600 Cross-sectional area of 3" orifice = 0.049 sf Q = 0.1949 cfs Drawdown Time =Volume / Flowrate / 86400 (sec/day) Drawdown Time = 2.76 days Conclusion : Use 1 - 3" Diameter PVC Inverted Siphon to drawdown the accumulated volume from the 1.0" storm runoff, with a required time of about 2.8 days. C7 • Type.... Outlet Input Data Page 1.01 Name.... SWMF #7 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: REQUESTED POND WS ELEVATIONS: Min. Elev.= 266.50 ft Increment = .20 ft Max. Elev.= 272.00 ft Spot Elevations, ft 266.50 OUTLET CONNECTIVITY ---> Forward Flow Only (Upstream to DnStream) <--- Reverse Flow Only (DnStream to Upstream) <---> Forward and Reverse Both Allowed Structure No. Outfall E1, ft E2, ft Inlet Box RI ---> BA 268.000 272.000 Orifice-Circular SI ---> BA 266.500 272.000 Culvert-Circular BA ---> TW 261.000 272.000 TW SETUP, DS Channel • S/N: 621701207003 The John R> McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 5:19 PM Date: 6/28/2007 Type.... Outlet Input Data Name.... SWMF #7 Page 1.02 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: OUTLET STRUCTURE INPUT DATA Structure ID = RI Structure Type = Inlet Box ------------------------------ # of Openings = 1 ------ Invert Elev. = 268.00 ft Orifice Area = 25.0000 sq.ft Orifice Coeff. _ .600 Weir Length = 20.00 ft Weir Coeff. = 3.000 K, Submerged = .000 K, Reverse = 1.000 Kb, Barrel = .000000 (per ft of full flow) Barrel Length = .00 ft Mannings n = .0000 Structure ID = SI Structure Type = Orifice-Circular # of Openings = 1 Invert Elev. = 266.50 ft Diameter = .2500 ft Orifice Coeff. _ .600 • • S/N: 621701207003 The John R> McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 5:19 PM Date: 6/28/2007 • Type.... Outlet Input Data Name.... SWMF #7 Page 1.03 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: OUTLET STRUCTURE INPUT DATA Structure ID = BA Structure Type ------------------ = Culvert-Circular ------------------ No. Barrels = 1 Barrel Diameter = 3.0000 ft Upstream Invert = 261.00 ft Dnstream Invert = 260.00 ft Horiz. Length = 78.00 ft Barrel Length = 78.01 ft Barrel Slope = .01282 ft/ft OUTLET CONTROL DATA... Mannings n = .0130 Ke = .5000 Kb = .007228 Kr = .5000 HW Convergence = .001 (forward entrance loss) (per ft of full flow) (reverse entrance loss) +/- ft INLET CONTROL DATA... Equati on form = 1 Inlet Control K = .0098 Inlet Control M = 2.0000 Inlet Control c _ .03980 Inlet Control Y = .6700 T1 ratio (HW/D) = 1.154 T2 ratio (HW/D) = 1.300 Slope Factor = -.500 • • Use unsubmerged inlet control Form 1 equ. below T1 elev. Use submerged inlet control Form 1 equ. above T2 elev. In transition zone between unsubmerged and submerged inlet control, interpolate between flows at T1 & T2... At T1 Elev = 264.96 ft ---> Flow = 42.85 cfs At T2 Elev = 264.90 ft ---> Flow = 48.97 cfs S/N: 621701207003 The John R> McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 5:19 PM Date: 6/28/2007 • Type.... Outlet Input Data Name.... SWMF #7 Page 1.09 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: OUTLET STRUCTURE INPUT DATA Structure ID = TW Structure Type = TW SETUP, DS Channel ------------------------------------ FREE OUTFACE CONDITIONS SPECIFIED CONVERGENCE TOLERANCES ... Maximum Iterations= 30 Min. TW tolerance = .O1 ft Max. TW tolerance = .Ol ft Min. HW tolerance = .Ol ft Max. HW tolerance = .Ol ft Min. Q tolerance = .10 cfs Max. Q tolerance = .10 cfs • S/N: 621701207003 The John R> McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 5:19 PM Date: 6/28/2007 • r~ • Type.... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #7 Page 1.11 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engine er: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Tit le: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Commen ts: ***** COMPOSITE OUTFLOW SUMM ARY ** ** WS Elev, Total Q Notes -------- -------- ----- --- Converge ------- --- --- ------------ Elev. Q TW E lev Error ft -- - cfs f t +/-ft Contrib uti ng Structures ---- - 266.50 ------- .00 ----- Free --- ----- Outfall -------- (no Q: ------ RI,SI ------------ ,BA) 266.60 .02 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 266.80 .10 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 267.00 .14 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 267.20 .18 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 267.90 .21 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 267.60 .23 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 267.80 .26 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 268.00 .28 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 268.20 5.66 Free Outfall RI,SI,B A 268.90 15.49 Free Outfall RI,SI,B A 268.60 28.22 Free Outfall RI,SI,B A 268.80 43.28 Free Outfall RI,SI,B A 269.00 60.36 Free Outfall RI,SI,B A 269.20 79.13 Free Outfall RI,SI,B A 269.40 89.70 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 269.60 91.09 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 269.80 92.96 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 270.00 93.81 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 270.20 95.13 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 270.40 96.49 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 270.60 97.74 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 270.80 99.02 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 271.00 100.28 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 271.20 101.52 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 271.40 102.75 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 271.60 103.96 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 271.80 105.17 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 272.00 106.35 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) S/N: 621701207003 The John R> McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 5:19 PM Date: 6/28/2007 HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #7 • Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0600 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 29Jun07 1340 Run Name POST [DESIGN) - Q2 • Computed Results Basin Model POST [DESIGN) Met. Model Q2 Control Specs 1-min dT Peak Inflow 79.810 (efs) Date/Time of Peak Inflow : 16 Feb 07 2005 Peak Outflow 22.261 (cfs) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2018 Total Inflow 1.49 (in) Peak Storage 1.4948 (ac-f t) Total Outflow 1.02 (in) Peak Elevation 268.51 (f t) • HMS * Summary of Results for SWME' #7 • Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 29Jun07 1340 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q10 • Computed Results Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model Q10 Control Specs 1-min dT Peak Inflow 135.18 (cfs) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2005 Peak Outflow 85.449 (cfs) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2010 Total Inflow 2.85 (in) Peak Storage 2.1883 (ac-f t) Total Outflow 2.43 (in) Peak Elevation 269.32 (f t) • • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 Velocity Dissipator - SWMF #7 NRCD Land Quality Section Pipe Design Entering the following values will provide you with the expected outlet velocity and depth of flow in a pipe, assuming the Manning's roughness number is constant over the entire length of the pipe. Flow Qlo (cfs) = 85.44 Slope S (%) = 1.28 Pipe Diameter Do (in) = 36 Manning's `n' = 0.013 Flow Depth (ft) = 3.00 Outlet Velocity (fps) = 12.09 NRCD Land Quality Section NYDOT Dissipator Design Results • Pipe Diameter (ft) = 3.00 Outlet Velocity (fps) = 12.09 Apron Length (ft) = 24.00 d50 Stone Thickness (inches) Class (inches) 4 A 9 8 B 22 -~ 10 1 22 ~ 14 2 27 Width = La + Do Width=24+3 Width (ft) = 27 Use NCDOT Class `1' Rip Rap d50 =10" 24'L x 27'W x 22"Thick J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/29/2007 HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #7 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 6/29/2007 Square Riser/Barrel Anti-Flotation Calculation Sheet • Input Data =_> Inside length of riser = 5.00 feet Inside width of riser = 5.00 feet Wall thickness of riser = 6.00 inches Base thickness of riser = 8.00 inches Base length of riser = 6.00 feet Base width of riser = 6.00 feet Inside height of Riser = 7.00 feet Concrete unit weight = 142.0 PCF OD of barrel exiting manhole = 45.50 inches Size of drain pipe (if present) = 8.0 inches Trash Rack water displacement = 61.74 CF Concrete Present in Riser Structure =_> Total amount of concrete: Adjust for openings: Base of Riser = 24.000 CF Riser Walls = 77.000 CF Opening for barrel = 5.646 CF Opening for drain pipe = 0.175 CF Note: NC Products lists unit wt. of manhole concrete at 142 PCF. Total Concrete present, adjusted for openings = 95.180 CF • Weight of concrete present = 13516 lbs Amount of water displaced by Riser Structure =_> Displacement by concrete = 95.180 CF Displacement by open air in riser = 175.000 CF Displacement by trash rack = 61.740 CF Total water displaced by riser/barrel structure = 33L920 CF Weight of water displaced = 20712 lbs Calculate amount of concrete to be added to riser =_> Safety factor to use = 1.15 (recommend L IS or higher) Must add = 10303 lbs concrete for buoyancy Concrete unit weight for use = 142 PCF (note above observation for NCP concrete) Buoyant weight of this concrete = 79.60 PCF Buoyant, with safety factor applied = 69.22 PCF Therefore, must add = 148.850 CF of concrete Standard based described above = 24.000 CF of concrete • Therefore, base design must have = 172.850 CF of concrete HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #7 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 6/29/2007 • Calculate size of base for riser assembly =_> Length = 9.000 feet Width = 9.000 feet Thickness = 26.0 inches Concrete Present = 175.500 CF OK Check validity of base as designed =_> Total Water Displaced = 483.420 CF Total Concrete Present = 246.680 CF Total Water Displaced = 30165 Ibs Total Concrete Present = 35029 lbs Actual safety factor = 1.16 OK Results of design =_> • Base length = 9.00 feet Base width = 9.00 feet Base Thickness = 26.00 inches CY of concrete total in base = 6.50 CY Concrete unit weight in added base >= 142 PCF aiv • VLVi•1L v WVV LL Il Vi\IJ~ 1 11\111Y111/LVl\V- S 4b'G L Vl 1 C4LCUI::~'I'E ~'QLtii~-IE QF PYR=111~ID ~~'ITH I~TI)I~'IDL~AL V4'IDTHS A~TD LEI~GTL~S Fnttr a.tl knc-3v~i val~~cs in the farit~ helo«~ and press the. "CAI~CL`L~TE" trutton. • ~.': • +.3 :2 _~.~, ~..'f,}( 1. i1:~ii-a ._.._-lY"li C, http://abe.msstate.edu/ fto/tools/vol/pyrarnidlong.html 5/3/2007 HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #7 Level Spreader Outlet Velocity Calculations CTX-06070 1" storm peak flow rate = 0.04 cfs Determine depth of the flow over level spreader weir: Q = C~,yLH3iz H = (Q/CWL)z~3 CW = 3.0 L = 15.75 ft Q = 0.04 cfs H = 0.009 ft ~A7 WEIR - 2/3 H = 0.006 ft • Determine velocity offlow over level spreader weir: Q = VA V = Q/A = Q/(1_.*HAT WEIR) Q = 0.04 cfs L = 15.75 ft HAT WEIR - 0.006 ft V = 0.43 ft/sec Therefore, the approximate velocity over the level spreader weir is 0.45 ft/sec. J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/29/2007 • HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #7 Project : CTX-06070 . Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 29Jun07 1411 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q1" Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model 1" STORM Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak inflow 0.21443 (efs) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2016 Peak Outflow 0.037342 (cfs) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 17 Feb 07 0800 Total Inflow 0.04 (in) Peak Storage 0.079313(ac-f t) Total Outflow 0.01 (in) Peak Elevation 266.64 (f t) • • FINAL DESIGN OF STORMWATER MANAGEMENT FACILITY #1 D HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 /~ // \ '/ ;~ ~ \ / / //~/v i ///~ / ~~~ ~~ ~ ~ / / ~, ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~f ~ I ~ ~ ~~ I \~~ ~ ~ ~~~ I~~~~~ ~ I ~ ~ 1. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~I ~~~~ ~~ / ~/ //~~ ~Il~ I I~I~//I ~~~~ ~i ~ ~I II / ~. ~ l~ ~ ~ ~J ~~ ~~ , ~~ . ~ .,~ \~ ~zs~>0. i ~ ~ `_a \ ~ ~ i / /~ -~ / ~ / ~//// ~GRAP~I~~SCALF/ ~ ~i0 / I / 0 / 30 ~ ,E~ / 120 / ~ i /,,. 1 inch = 60 ft. ~/ ~/ ~\ L I __~U\ \ \ ~ `~ ' ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ PROJECT N0. CTX-06070 HIGHLAND CREEK THE JOHN R. McADAMS INC COMPANY ~ ~LENnesE: POND EXHIBITS , . ~ SCALED " ' NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS 1 =60 , RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC ~ Sw~ # 10 ~~ P.O. HOX 14005 ZII' 27709-4005 ~' DA7~` 06-13-2007 (919) 981-5000 HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #10 J: ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 5/2/2007 • Stake-Storage Function Average Incremental Accumulated Estimated Contour Contour Contour Contour Stage Contouz Stage Area Area - . Volume Volume w/ S-S Fxn (tcet) (feet). (SF) (SF) (CF) (CF) (feet). ?72.00 0:00 28219 274.00 2.00 ~ 34024 31122 ~- 62243_: ~~ ~ 62243_ `~` ~__ 2:02_ .___ _____ _~ 276.00~~ _ ~-_4:00 m_ . ~~39998 ~~ ___-------__ _ _ a~_37011 _.___.-----.__ 74022 _.____w.~-.--- 136265 __.__________.__.~._ 3.93 _________~~__ ____~ _.___ 278 OU ._._ __ ..___ . 6.00 . 46199 43099 861.97 222462 _ ~ 5:95 ~ _ _ 280.00 ~ ~ 8.00 .._ _._. 52625 494.12 98824 321286 8.13 ~, ,.. • Storage vs. Stage 3:50000 I _. __..._._.~~.. _... ._~ I 300000 ~ nse y = 27126x 250000 RZ = 0.9993 , S { v 200000 ~ a rn t50000 o i ~ 1D0000- i 50000 " 0 0:00 2.00. 4.00. 6.00 8:00 1`0.00 Stage{feet) ~- - KS= 27126 b= 1.1798'. • HIGIiLAND CREEK SWMF #10 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070. 5/2/2007 • => Stage -Storage Fu~tction Ks = ''7126 b= L1-98 • Elevation Storage ~feet~ ~cf~ (acre-feet 100-YR 272.00 0 0.000 y~..,e 272.20 " 4062 I 0.093 272.40 _. 9202 _ 0 21 I - _. _______~~ 272.60 14847 ~ 0.341 ~ 272.80 20847. ~`3" 0479 _ 27_3.00 27126 i 0.623 273.20 _ Y^ 33636 ~ 0.772 ~ 273.40 4034m5 ~~~-~~ _ 0.926 F~ ~"""~'___ Y~273.60 _ 47229 ~_ 1:084 mm ~~ ^-~ _ -_-_~ _273.80 ~ _54270 1.246 274.00 ~6.1453 j 1:4{ 1~ _ _ __ ` 274.20 ~274.40~ _68766 1,579 76201~!~~-L749 ~w^m~ ~_______.__ ~~_____ 274.60 . 83747 1_:923 a 1 274.80 _.~ ...___.__..._ 91399 s 2.098_ _._.___._______ ~ 275.00 _ 99150 ~~ 2.276 ~~~~ 1 _ 275.20 ~ !06995 2.456 I __ _ 275.40 f F14928a ; _ 2.638 27 5.60 122945 f 2.822 _ _ _ - _.~__ _ _ 275.80 ~__.________7____<__~.. „_t310~k3 3.008 ~ ~ ___m_ ___. 276 00 `139218 3 196 . _ W_ . --- '""""_____„__.._ 27620 ~ 147467 ~ 3-.385 ~ 276.40 _ 155787 , 3.5T6 ~ 276.60 164175 3.769 ~ _ 0-:000 276:80 172629 ?~ 3.963 _ 0.194 277:00 t 8 l t 47 ~ 4. k 59 T __, rv 0.390 27720 189726 ~ 4356 ~ ~ 0.587 277.40_ I 277 60 198364 ' 4.554 --- X 0706 ~[ 0.7_85 . _[ 2 .1 4.753 ._.m..._..~_..._".~__._ _0.985 ~ 277.80 i 2 f 5813 4.954 ~ L 185 _ 27 8.00~~ _ ~ 224620-µµ~ 5.157W ! 1.388 _ 278:~20 e _233480 5.360 ~ _ _L591 _ 278.40 ~ 242391 5.565 _w( ~ 1.79fi ~ 278.60 ~ 278.80 251353 5.770 _...__.~ 260363 ! 5-_977 2.001 2.208, 27 9.00 269422 s 6.1$5 2.4t6 _ 27920 278527 6394. .2.625 _ 279. 40 287677 ~ 6.6 04 ~ 2.83.5 _ _ ~ _ w ~~ _ 279.60 j _ 296872 ; _6.813 ~ 3.046 279.80 061} t ~ 3 7.027 ~ 3.258 280.00 ~ _ 315392 7.240 ~ 3.470 • HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #10 J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 6/14/2007 Extended Detention Wetland Sizing • Source: Stormwater Best Management Practices. NCDENR: Division of Water Quality - Water Quality Section. April 1999. Enter the drainage area characteristics =_> Drainage area = 26.85 acres @ 52.4% impervious Estimate the surface area required at pond normal pool elevation => Extended Detention Wetlands are based on a normal pool depth of = 3.0 feet (Per NCDENR Handbook) From the DWQ BMP Handbook (4/99), the required SA/DA ratio =_> • Total drainage area to pond = 26.85 acres Total impervious area to pond = 14.07 acres Note The wetland must be sized to treat all impervious surface runoff draining into the pond, not just the impervious surface from on-site development. 3.0 3.0 4.0 Lower Boundary => 50.0 2.06 1.73 Site % impervious => 52.4 2.14 2.14 1.80 Upper Boundary => 60.0 2.40 2.03 Therefore, SA/DA required = 2.14 Surface area required at normal pool = 25049 ft2 = 0.58 acres Surface area provided at normal pool = 28219 ftz CJ • HIGHLAND CREEK -PHASE 2/4 CTX-06070 WATER QUALITY VOLUME CALCULATIONS SWMF #10 =_' I)t~t~~riRiiurtiuit n~' li ~~itrr ~)nalitl~~ F ~oltiine ~1~~'~v~ where, WQv =water quality volume (in acre-ft) Rv= 0.05+0.009(I) where I is percent impervious cover A =area in acres P =rainfall (in inches) Input data: Total area, A = 26.85 acres Impervious area = 14.07 acres Percent impervious cover, I = 52.4 Rainfall, P = 1.0 inches Calculated values: Rv = 0.52 WQv = 1.17 acre-ft = 50840 cf. • _: > 1)rarrrlonvt Culciilutrnn~ Per the NCDENR handbook "Stormwater Best Management Practices" (Apri11999), drawdown of the Stormwater runoff shall occur within 5 days Input data: WQv = 50840 cf. Stage /Storage Data: Ks = 27126.0 b = 1.1798 Zo = 272.00 Vol. in 1.0" Rainfall = 50840 cu. ft Calculated values: Depth of WQv in Basin = 1.70 ft = 20.44 inches EL = 273.70 ft B. FINCH, PE 6/28/2007 • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 Inverted Siphon Design Sheet • • D orifice = # orifices = Ks = b= Cd siphon = Normal Pool Elevation = Volume @ Normal Pool = Orifice Invert = WSEL @ 1" Runoff Volume = SWMF #10 3 inch 1 27126 1.1798 0.60 272.00 feet 0 cf 272.00 feet 273.70 feet J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/28/2007 WSEL (feet) Vol. Stored (c Siphon Flow (cfs) Avg. Flow (cfs) Incr. Vol. (cf) Incr. Time (sec) 273.70 50840 0.296 273.56 45735 0.282 0.289 5105 17641 273.41 40715 0.268 0.275 5020 18255 273.26 35787 0.252 0.260 4927 18968 273.12 30962 0.235 0.244 4826 19812 272.97 26248 0.217 0.226 4713 20834 272.83 21661 0.198 0.207 4587 22114 272.68 17218 0.176 0.187 4443 23793 272.53 12944 0.151 0.163 4274 26155 272.39 8878 0.121 0.136 4066 29902 272.24 5084 0.080 0.100 3794 37810 Drawdown Time = 2.72 da s By comparison, if calculated by the average head over the orifice (assuming average head is half the total depth), the result would be: Average driving head on orifice = 0.789 feet Orifice composite loss coefficient = 0.600 Cross-sectional area of 3" orifice = 0.049 sf Q = 0.2100 cfs Drawdown Time =Volume / Flowrate / 86400 (sec/day) Drawdown Time = 2.80 days Conclusion : Use 1 - 3" Diameter PVC Inverted Siphon to drawdown the accumulated volume from the 1.0" storm runoff, with a required time of about 2.75 days. • Type.... Outlet Input Data Paqe 1.01 Name.._. SWMF #10 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title.... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: REQUESTED POND WS ELEVATIONS: Min. Elev.= 272.00 ft Inurement = .20 ft Max. Elev.= 280.00 ft OUTLET CONNECTIVITY ---> Forward Flow Only (Upstream to DnStream} G--- Reverse Flow Only (DnStieam to Upstream) ---> Forward and Reverse Both Allowed Structure No. Outfall El, ft E2, ft Inlet Sax RI ---> BA 276.600 280.000 Orifice-Circular SI ---> 8A 272.000 280.000. Culvert-Circular BA. ---> TW 269.000 28.0.000 TW SETUP, DS Channel C S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:50 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • Type.... Outlet Input Data Name.... SWMF #10 Page 1.02 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-060.70\Storm\Deaign Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: OUTLET. STRUCTURE INPUT DATA Structure ID = RI Structure Type = Inlet Box ------------- ------ ----------------- # of Openings = 1 Invert Elev. = 27.6.60 ft Orifice Area = 25.0000 sq.ft Orifice Coeff. _ .600 Weir Length = 20.00 ft Weir Coeff. = 3.000 K, Submerged = .000 K, Reverse = 1.000 Kb,Barrel = .000000 (per ft of full flow) Barrel Length = .00 ft Mannings n = .0000 Structure ID = SI Structure Type = Orifice-Circular # of Openings = 1 Invert Elev.. = 272...00 ft Diameter. _ .2500 ft Orifice- Coeff. _ .600 • S/N: 62I7012070C3 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:50 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • Type.... Outlet Input Data Page 1.03 Name.... SWMF #10 File..... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: OUTLET. STRUCTURE INPQT DATA Structure ID BA Structure Type = Culvert-Circular No. Barrels = 1 Barrel Diameter = 3.0000 ft Upstream Invert 269.0-0 ft Dnstream Invert = 26$.00 ft Horiz. Length = 60.00 ft Barrel Length = 60.01 ft Barrel Slope = .01667 ft/ft OUTLET CONTROL DATA... Mannings s = .0130 Ke = .5D00 (-forward entrance loss) Kb = .007228 (per ft of full flow) Kr = .5000 (reverse entrance loss) HW Convergence- _ .001 +/- ft INLET CONTROL DATA..... Equation form = 1 Inlet Control K = .0098 Inlet ContrbL M = 2_,0000 Inlet Control e = .03980 Inlet Control Y = .6700 T1 ratio (HW/D) = 1.152 T2 ratio (HW/D) = 1.298 Slope Factor. _ -.500 Use unsubmerged inlet control Form L equ. below T1 elev. Use submerged inlet control Form l equ. above T2 elev.. In transition zone between unsubmerged and submerged inlet control,. interpolate between-flows at T1 & T2... At Tl Elev = 272.46 ft ---> Flow = 4.2.85 cfs At T2 Elev = 272..90 ft ---> Flow 48..97 cfs • E ...: S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:50 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • Type.... Outlet Input Data Name:... SWMF #10 Page 1.04 File.._. X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Eiles\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: OUTLET STRUCTURE INPUT DATA ' Structure ID = TW ' Structure Type = TW SETUP, DS Channel ------------------------------------ FREE OUTFACE CONDITIONS SPECIFIED CONVERGENCE TOLERANCES... Maximum Iterations= 30 Min. TW tolerance = .O1 ft Max.. TW tolerance = .Oi ft Min.. HW tolerance = .Ol ft Max. HW tolerance = .O1 ft Mina Q tolerance = .10 cfs Max. Q tolerance = .10 cfs • • S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:50 PM Date: 5/.2/2007 • Type..... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #10 Page 1.14 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06.070.\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN:PPW Title... Project Date: 2 /16/2007 Project Enginee r: J. ALDRIDGE; EI Project Titl e: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comment s: ***** COM POSITE OUTFLOW SUMM ARY **** WS Elev, Total Q Not es -------- ------- ------ --Converge ------ - --- --- ----------- Elev. Q TW El ev Error ft cfs ft +/-ft Contrib uting Structures 272.00 .00 Free Outfall (no Q: RI, SI, BA) 272.20 .06 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI} 272.40 .12 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 272..60 .16 Free. Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 272.8.0 .19 Free Outfall SS,BA (no Q: RI) 273.00 .22 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 273.20 .24 Free Outfall SL, BA (no Q; RI) 273.40 .27 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 273.60 .29 Free. Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 273.80 .31 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 274..00 .32 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 274.20 .34 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 274..40 .36 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI} 274..60 .37 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 27.4.8.0 .39 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 275.00 .40 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 275.20 .41 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 275.40 .43 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 275.60 _44 Frse Qutfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 275.80 .4-5 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 276.00 .47 Free Qutfall SI,BA (no Q: RI) 276.20 ,48 Free Outfall SI,BA (no Qc RL} 276..40 .49 Free Outfall SL, BA (no Q: RI) 2.76.60 .50 Free Outfall SL, BA (no Q: RI} 276..80 5.8.8 Free Outfall RI,SI,B A 277.00 15.70 Free Outfall RI,SI,BA 277.20 28..42 Free Outfall RI,SI,BA 277.4D 4.3.45 Free Outfall RI,SI,BA 277.60 60.45 Free Outfall RI,SI,BA 277.8-0 79.19 Free Outfall RI,SS,BA 278.00 93.84. Free Outfall RIBA (no QL SI) 278.20 95.18- Free OutfaTl RI, BA (no Q: SI) 278.40 96.49 E'ree Outfall RI, BA (no Qc SI} 278.60 97.78 Free Outfall RI, BA (no 4: SI} S/N: 621701207003 The Sohn. R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:51 PM Date: 5/2/2007 • Type.... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #10 Page 1.15 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-060.70\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title.... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: ***** COMPOSITE OUTFLOW SUMMARY **** WS E1ev, Total Q Notes -------- -------- ------ -- Converge ---- -. ----- -- Elev. Q TW El ev Error ft cfs ft +/-ft Contributin g Structures 278,.80 49.05 Free Outfall RIBA (no Q. SI) 279.00 100.31 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 279.20 101.55 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q; SI) 279.40 102.78 Free 0utfa1l RI, BA (no Q: SI) 279:6-0 104.00 .Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 279.80 105.20 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SI) 280..00 10b.38 Free Outfall RI, BA (no Q: SL) S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:51 PM Date: 5/2/2007 HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #10 • Project CTx-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1443 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q2 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model Q2 Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 85.106 (efs) Peak Outflow 0.48941 (efs) Total Inflow 1.79 (in) Total Outflow 0.21 (in) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2005 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 17 Feb 07 0800 Peak Storage 3.5292 (ac-ft) Peak Elevation 276.39(ft) • HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #10 Project CTX-06070 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q10 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Snd of Run 17Feb07 0800 Met. Model Q10 Execution Time 14Jun07 1448 Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 133.10 (cfs) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Peak Outflow 18.798 (efs) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2033 Total inflow 3.32 (in) Peak Storage 4.1517 (ac-f t) Total Outflow 1.64 (in) Peak Elevation 277.05(ft) • • HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #10 ~: Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1448 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q50 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] Met. Model Q50 Control Specs 1-min dT • Computed Results Peak inflow 185.44 (efs) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Peak Outflow 74.255 cfs) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2015 Total inflow 4.99 (in) Peak Storage 4.9563 (ac-ft) Total Outflow 3.31 (in) Peak Elevation 277.89(ft) F(,~W t~D 'T~ C~-uLA'i~ YEuacrlY 'D[ss~~-r°~ HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #10 Project CTX-06070 Run Name POST - QTHIRDPMP . Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] End of Run 16Feb07 1400 Met. Model QTHIRDPMP Execution Time 14Jun07 1449 Control Specs 5-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 178.60 (of s) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 1025 Peak Outflow 86.394 (cfs) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 1040 Total Inflow 7.60 (in) Peak Storage 6.4970(ac-f t) Total Outflow 5.75 (in) Peak 8levation 279.44(ft) • • HIGHLAND GREEK.. CTX-06074 • Velocity Dissipater - SWIVIF #10 NRCD Land Quality Section Pipe Design Entering the following values will provide you with the expected outlet velocity and depth of flow in a pipe, assuming [he Manning's roughness number is constant over the entire length of the pipe. Flow. QSa (cfs) = 74.26 Slope S (%) = 1:67 Pipe Diameter Do (in) = 36 Mannng's `n' = 0.013 Flow Depth (ft) = 2.15 Outlet Velocity (fps) = 13.72 NRCD Lanrl Quality Section NYDOT Dissipater Design Results • Pipe Diameter (ft) = 3:00 Ouilet Velocity (fps) = 13.72 Apron Length (ft) =24 d50 Stone Thickness (inches) Class (inches) 4 A 9 8 B 22 ~ l0 1 22 f- 14 2 27 Width = La + Do Width.=24 + 3 Width (ft)= 27 Use NCDOT Class `1' Rip Rap d50 =10" 24'L x 27'W x 22"Thick J. ALDRIDGE, EI 5/3/2007 HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 SWMF #10 Square R.iser/Barrel Anti-Flotation Calculation Sheet • In ut Data => P Inside .length of riser = 5.00 .feet. Inside width of riser = 5.00 feet Wall thickness of riser = 6.00 inches Base thickness of riser = 8.00 inches Base Length of riser= 6.00 feet Base width of riser = 6.00 feet Inside height of Riser= 7:60 feet Concrete. unit weight = 142.0 PCF OD of barrel exiting manhole= 45.50 inches Size of drain pipe (if present) = 8.0 inches Trash Rack water displacement = 61.74 CF Concrete Present. in Riser Structure =_> Total amount of concrete: :~lotr. NC Products lists unit lvt. oi' ntanhule ~ixrcrc;te at t~2 PC.'F. Base of Riser = 24.000 CF Riser Walls = 83.600 CF Adjust for openings: ., Opening for barrel = 5.646 CF Opening for drain pipe = 0:175 CF • Total Concrete present, adjusted for openings = 101.780 CF Weight of concrete present = 14453 lbs Amount of water dis~lacec! by Riser Structure => Displacement try concrete = 101.780 CF Displacement by open air in riser = 190.000 CF Displacement by trash rack = 61.740 CF Total water displaced by riser/barrel stnicture = 353.520 CF Weight of water displaced= 22060 tbs Calccrlafe amount of concrete to be added to riser => Safety factor to use = 1..15 i rr:,c~tum~nd L.IS er tiigttei ) Must add = 10916 lbs concrete for buoyancy Concrete unit weight for use = 142 PCF (note above observation for NCP concrete) Buoyant weight of this concrete= 79.60 .PCF Buoyant, with safety factor applied = 69.22 PCF Therefore, must add = 157.704. CF of concrete Standard based described above = 24.000 CF of concrete • Therefore, base design must have = 181.704 CF of concrete .HIGHLAND CREEK SWIVIF #10 J. ALDRIDGE, EI GTX-060?0 5/3/2007 `` • Calculate size of base for riser assembly __> Length = 9.000 feet Width = :9.000 feet - Thickness = 27.0: inches Concrete Present = 182.250 CF +DK Check validity of base as designed => Total Water Displaced = 511-.770 CF Total Concrete Present = 260.030 CF Total Water Displaced = 319341bs Total Concrete Present = 36924 lbs. Actual safety factor = 1.16 DK Results of design. => • Base length= 9'.00 feet Base width= 9,00 feet- - Base Thickness = 27.00 inches CY of concrete total in -base = 6.75 CY Concrete unit weight in added base>= 142 PCF • ABE VOLUME CALCULATORS,.PYRAMIDLONG Page 1 of 1 ~'1GCL~L C'I`E ~'(3LtiI~1~ {}F P'Y'R~~~t'IEfl ~~I'TH i='~II~I~'II~€.~,Il ~~'lI)'#'IS =~~) I.:~~"T~IS Enter all l,•,nc~~~n tiralues in the #~~~-rn tint©~ and press tie "C':~I,t;C'I>A~I~I~" h~tt#:t~~~. • »f .~; Y~Y . `. ~~yr ~~ ~ n r;:~1 ~ ,~~~,tr~ i {7C.` 7C; ~+.I.I!' ~~Cf~tiitil't? }jt{iTi: • http://abe.msstate.edu/~fto/tools/vol/pyramdlong.html 5/3/20Q7 HIGHLAND CREEK SWMF #10 Level Spreader Outlet Velocity Calculations CTX-06070 1" storm peak flow rate = 0.08 cfs Determine depth of the flow over level spreader weir: Q = CWLH3iz H = (Q/CWL~zis CW = 3.0 L = 15.75 ft Q = 0.08 cfs H = 0.014 ft HAT WEIR = 2/3 H = 0.009 ft Determine velocity offlow over level spreader weir: Q = VA V = Q/A = Q/(L*HAT WEIR Q = 0.08 cfs L = 15.75 ft HAT WEIR - O.OOI ft V = 0.54 ft/sec Therefore, the approximate velocity over the level spreader weir is 0.55 ft/sec. J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/ 14/2007 HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #10 Project CTX-06070 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1615 Run Name POST [DESIGN] - Q1" Basin Model POST (DESIGN] Met. Model 1" STORM Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 2.8323 (efs) Peak Outflow 0.084317 (cfs) Total Inflow 0.10 (in) Total Outflow 0.03 (in) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2000 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 17 Feb 07 0800 Peak Storage 0.14885 (ac-ft) Peak Elevation 272.28(ft) • • 100-YEAR STORMROUTING CALCULATIONS • HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 HIGHLAND CREEK SW14IF #1 J. ALDRIDGE, EI C"I'X-06070 S/3/2007 -~ Stage - Storage Frurction • Ks= ~S1IS b= t.13i6 Zo= "_'7.00 Elevation Storage ~feetJ ~cf~ nacre-feet 100-YR 275.00 _ 0 -:KP.~ 0.000 275.20 40_38 ._ -~ 0.0_93 ~. ~ _...._.~.___ 275.40 8872 ~-"~ ~~-~ 0._204 ~~~ ~ ~~~~ 275.60 ` 14061 0.323 ' 275.80_ _ 194_93 ~~~~ 0.448 ~ ~~~~~~_~~ 27_6.0_0 -- 25 I I S 0 S77 ~~ 276.20 ~ 30802 ~~ 0 709 ~ ~ ~~~--~~_~~ 276.40 36802 ~ 0.845 276.60 42828 ~~ 0 983 _....._._~_~ 276.80 48958 _. ~ 1.124 __. _. 277.00 SS 180 I X67 ~ ~~ 277.20 61488_ _- 14 i ~ ~ ~ ___ _... 277.40 67874 I. SS8 277.60 ~. ~ 74332_ ~~~ ~ 1._706 ~~_. ~~~~~ __..___.__.~ 277.80_ _ 80859 _ ~j ~ 1.856 ' ~~ ~"~~~~~ 278.00 _, 87448 _.___..~~_._ 2.008 :.w..____...._. _.,._ ._.__..___.___. 278.20 _ 94098 2.160 - _ _ 278.40. ~ 100805 ~ 2 314 ~ ~ _ " a _ 278.60 _107565 . 2.469_ i ! ~; _278.80 m_~ ] 14376 ~ - 2 6_26 ~ 279.OO 121236 2.7_83 ' _" __ .,______ 279.20 128143 ~ 2.942 279.40 I3S09S 3101 • 279.60 142089 3 ~6~ - '-^ _- 279.80 149125 w 3 423 280.00 ~ 1S6201 3 S86 0.000 280.20 t 163315 3 749 0.163 ____..,.._ 280.40- ~- f_.._....,... ~ 170467_ ~ _ 2. __ 3913 ~ ~ ~ ....,...~~___.__._ 0:3.27__ 280.60 1~77654 ~ - 4 078 0.4 93 28 0.$0 t 184877 4.244 _ " 0.6 58 _ . 281.00 ~-~~~1921~33 4 4l I~~ _ _ _ 0.825 -~ 281.20 ~ 199422 4 S78 0.992 281 40 206743 6 _ 4 74 _ L 460 . 2$1.60 t 214095 . _ ~ 4.915 ~ _ ~ 1.329 281.80 ~ 221478 ! 5.084_ L499 -~~ 282.00 228890 S 2~5 L669 282.20 236331 5 425 1.840 282.40 ~~~ 243799 ~~~ S S97 2.OI 282.60 ` 251296 S 76_9 _2.183_ _-~ 282.80 258819 ' S 942 ~ 2.356 283.00 266368 b I IS _ 2.529 • • Type.... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #1 - Q100 Page 1.07 File..... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: ***** COMPOSITE OUTFLOW SUMMARY **** • • WS Elev, Total Q Notes -------- -------- ------ -- Converge ------ ` Elev. Q TW El ev Error ft cfs ft +/-ft Contributing Structures. 280.00 .00 Free Outfall (no Q: RIBA) 280.20 5.37 Free Outfall RI, BA 280.4.0 15.18 Free Outfall RI, BA 280.60 27.89 Free Outfall RI, BA 280.80 42.93 ,Free Outfall RI, BA 281.00 60.00 Free Outfall RI, BA 281.20 78.87 Free Outfall RIBA 281.4.0 96.54 Free Outfall RI, BA 281.60 97.84 Free Outfall RIBA 281.80 99.11 Free Outfall RI, BA 282.00 100.36 Free Outfall RI, BA 282.20 101.61 Free Outfall RI, BA 282.40 102.84 Free. Outfall RI, BA 282.60 104.05 Free Outfall RI, BA 282..80 105.25 Free Outfall RI, BA 283.00 106.44 Free 0utfa1l RI, BA S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:94 PM Date: 5/2/2007 HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #1 Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1711 Run Name POST - Q100 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] - WC Met. Model Q100 Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 186.29 (cfs) Peak Outflow 101.78 (efs) Total Inflow 6.20 (in) Total Outflow 6.18 (in) Date/Time of Peak inflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2011 Peak Storage 1.8630 (ac-ft) Peak Elevation 282.23(ft) • • • • HIGHLAND CREEK C'I'X-06070 SWMF #2 _> Stage -Storage Function Ks = 14034 b= 1.1859 Elevation ' Storage m~ (feet ~cfJ nacre-feet 100-YR 278.00 0 0.000 278.20 2081 j 0.048 j 278:40 __ ___ 4734~t;~0.109 278.60 7658 i 0.176 ._..._.._.,...~.~_ __ 278.80 1 ~ -~ 10771 _ t 0.247 279.00 _ 14034 ! 0 223 279.20 ~ t 742 l 0.400 279.40 279.60 279.80 20916 ? 0.480 `• 24505 ~ 0.563 28178 ~ 0:647 _~_~ ~_-.._._._, .1 __~_ _. __. ~ _280.00 -~ 31928 ~ 0.733 ~ ~" _.._. 280:20_ ~_ 280.40_ 35749 0.821. 39635 0,910 ` ~~~ _~ ~~ ._ _. _. . 280:60 ~ 43581 ~ 1.000 _ 280 80 ~ ,,__,._ . 092 ~ 47585 i 1 . _ 281.00 _ _... . 51642 L 186 ~..__..._ ~_---____. E _. _.. _ ... 281.20 281:40 55749 1.280 59405„__„_T .__1:375 _ --__.... . 28 {:60 64 C06 j 1472 1 281:80 569 ~ 6835.1 -~'~ 1: 282.00 . ~ 72638. ? 1.668 ~ ~ 282.20 w L767 ~ 76965 j ~282.40rr __ _._..._ _._.__.._. 81330~~ 1,857 _ ' - = 282.60 _ __ 85733 _ 1 968 (1.000 ~ ~~ ~ 282:80 _ 90171 ~ 2 070 ~.1 m ~ 283.00 ~_.. 94643 ? 2.173 020 L_ ~ ~._ w.. ;_._... ~.__ . ._ ~ _~ ~~ 283.20. 40 28 3 308 99149__ 2.276 0 412 103688 ~ 2 380 0 _ . 283.60 ~ . 3 _ ._~ E 108257 _' 2.4 85 i 0.517 283.80 ~ _ 1.128.58 --- 2.591 0.623 " __ 284.00 l 17487 ? 2.697 0.79 _ 284.20 ~ ~ 122146 2.804 ~ 0.836 284.40 ~_~. _ 126832 ;~ 2.912 ~ 0.944 _w _. _._ 284.60 131546 ~ 3.020 1:052 . - 284:80 ~ ~~- c. ____ 1 __ _. ~ 136287 j 3 12_9_ ~ 1.161 - - _ ~~ 285.00 r L270 ! 141053 i 3.23'8 J. ALDRIDGE, EI 5/3/2007 • Type.... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #2 - Q100 Page 1.07 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK • Project Comments: ***** COMPOSITE OUT FLOW .SUMMARY *'*** WS E1ev, Total Q Elev. Q ft cfs 282.60 .00 282.80 5.37 283.00 15.18 283.20 27.89 283.40 42.93 28.3.60 69.84 283.80 65.76 284.00 66.67 289.20 67.58 289.40 68.47 284.60 69.39 284.80 70.21 285.00 71.07 • _w ... • Notes -------- Converge ------------------------- TW Elev Error ft +/-ft Contributing Structures Free Outfall (no Q: RI, BA) Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall R1,BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RI, BA S/N: 621701207003 The John R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time: 2:47 PM Date: 5/2/2007 HMS * Summary of Results for SFTMF #2 Project CTX-06070 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1711 Run Name POST - Q100 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] - WC Met. Model Q100 Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 102.07 (efs) Peak Outflow 67.003 (efs) Total inflow 6.44 (in) Total Outflow 6.42 (in) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2009 Peak Storage 0.76821(ac-f t) Peak Elevation 284.07(ft) • • lJ HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 SWMF #7 _> Stage -Storage Function Ks = 29839 b= 1.1205 Zo = 266.50 Elevation [feet] Storage [cfJ [acre-feet] 100-YR 266.50 0 0.000 266.60 2261 0.052 266.80 7743 0.178 267.00 13724 0.315 267.20 20009 0.459 267.40 26516 0.609 267.60 33202 0.762 267.80 40037 0.919 268.00 47000 1.079 0.000 268.20 54076 1.241 0.162 268.40 61253 1.406 0.327 268.60 68522 1.573 0.494 268.80 75875 1.742 0.663 269.00 83306 1.912 0.833 269.20 90809 2.085 1.006 269.40 98379 2.258 1.180 269.60 106012 2.434 1.355 269.80 113705 2.610 1.531 270.00 121454 2.788 1.709 270.20 129257 2.967 1.888 270.40 137111 3.]48 2.069 270.60 145014 3.329 2.250 270.80 152963 3.512 2.433 271.00 160957 3.695 2.616 271.20 168993 3.880 2.801 271.40 177072 4.065 2.986 271.60 185190 4.251 3.172 271.80 193346 4.439 3.360 272.00 201540 4.627 3.548 J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/28/2007 • Type.... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #7 - Q100 Page 1.09 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-06070\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/16/2007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: • • • WS Elev, Total Q ---------------- Elev. Q ft cfs 268.00 .00 268.20 5.37 268.40 15.18 268.60 27.89 268.80 92.93 269.00 60.00 269.20 78.87 269.40 89.70 269.60 91.09 269.80 92.46 270.00 93.81 270.20 95.13 270.40 96.49 270.60 97.74 270.80 99.02 271.00 100.28 271.20 101.52 271.90 102.75 271.60 103.96 271.80 105.17 272.00 106.35 S/N: 621701207003 PondPack Ver. 8.0058 ***** COMPOSITE OUTFLOW SUMMARY **** Notes ------ -- Converge ------------------------- TW El ev Error ft +/-ft Contributing Structures ------ Free -- ----- Outfall -------------------------- (no Q: RI, BA) Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RI, BA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RIBA Free Outfall RIBA The John R> McAdams Company Time: 5:29 PM Date: 6/28/2007 HMS * Summary of Results for SWMF #7 Project CTX-06070 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 29Jun07 1417 Run Name POST - Q100 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] - WC Met. Model Q100 Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 221.80 (cfs) Date/Time of Peak Inflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Peak Outflow 99.607 (cfs) Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2014 Total Inflow 5.15 (in) Peak Storage 2.5183(ac-f t) Total Outflow 5.12 (in) Peak Elevation 270.89 (f t) • • • HIGHLAND CREEI{ CTX-06070 SWMF #10 _> Stage -Storage Function ICs= 27t2ti b= 1.1'98 Zo= ~"_.00 W Elevation ~ Storage ~feet~ ~Cf~ nacre-feet 100-YR z?Z.oo a ~ o.ooo _ _ ~ 272.20~~N~~ 4062 ~' . j 0.093 ~ s ~~.~ _ _ _. .. ._ ~.M....._..µ___ __~_____~_.. _ 272:40 - _ 9202 i 0.211 i -. --272 60 14847~~ 0 341 . ^m . 272.80 ' 20847 0.479 273 OQ 27126 0 623 ~ . _t_ t . . 2 73:20 ~ 33636 ' 0:772 _ .. _._ ~.,__.._ ______~_ . .2'73.40 4034:5 I ..e_r_..._.. 0:926 ~ ~__~... ^ ~ 273.60' ~ 47229 _ ~_- µ . - .1.084 _ 273.8O 54270 1.246 274:0 0 i 61953- ? L.411 _ _ 274_.20 r( 68766 ~ i .,.~{......__-.._~._ _,. 1.579 ~~ ... .... ._ µ ~- ~~ . V... ~... .. ~ 274.:40 ( 7620E . F , 1.7 49 . . . _ 274.60 83747- I 1.923 274:80~~µNµ91399 i ~ 2.098~~- -~- ~µm 275:00 ~ 99150 ~~2.276 _ _ ^am 275.20 106995 ~ ~ 2.456 275.40 114928 ~ 275.60 12294.5 ~ 2.63:8 _, 2.82 2 , W_ 131043 1F 2_75:80 _ 3.00~~ 276:0~1392~:18W;i, 3.196 __ ~~ 276.20 E 147467 3. 385 ': _ 276:40 F 155987 !~ _ 3 576 ~~ .~ ~ X76 60 164175 __ 3 769 [ _ __ 0 000 . ., _~_.__s_..___.____--~--.. ..~...~ .________.m.~ . . 276.80 172629 i 3.963 ; ~ 0.194 ~~~ 277 00 t I$1-147 ~ 4159 E 0.390 _ _..,__r # ~ 277.2_0 189726. ~ _ 4.356 _ _ _e 0.587 277:40 1.98364 ~ ~ 4.554 ~ ~.~_~ . ~ .. 0.785 _ ____~.~. 277.60 ` 207061 ~ ~ 4.753 F a 0.985 -_ _.. _._ .__ 277.80_:; 215813 i -._ . __ 4.954 ._______.._._ l.l8S ~µ 278.00 ~ ~~224620~*~~ ; _ _ -5.157 j~ 1.388 u-.~~_~_.._._..~._ .__ 27820 '? 233480 i ___~H_.__m 5.360 i ______~~ LS91 27 8:40 ~ 242391 i 5.565 1.796 _ 278:60. 251353 ~ _ 5.770 _.. s _ 2.001 _.. _ _ ______ 278.80 2_60363 , 5.977_ . _ 2.208 ~. 279:00 .269422 6.185 ~ 2:416 _ ...v..._._._.___.. ~.__ 279.20 i 278527 i ___ _-------_- --._ 94 6.3 _______ _.._ 2.625 279.40 287677 _~ _ _ 6:604 ~ v _ 2.835 2_79.60 296872 ~ 6.81 S t . 3.046 279:0 ~ 306111 7:027 3 2 58 280.00 W315392~ , 7.240 ~ _ _ 3.471 J. ALDRIDGE, EI 5/3/2007 • Type.... Composite Rating Curve Name.... SWMF #10 - Q100 Page 1.09 File.... X:\Projects\CTX\CTX-0607-0\Storm\Design Files\SWMF DESIGN.PPW Title... Project Date: 2/1672007 Project Engineer: J. ALDRIDGE, EI Project Title: HIGHLAND CREEK Project Comments: **** COMPOSITE OIITFLOW SOMMARY **** • C7 WS Elev, Total Q Notes -------- -------- ------ -- Con.verge ------------ Elev. Q TW El ev Error ft cfs ft +/-ft ---- Contributing Structures -------------------------- -------- 276.60 ------- .00 ------ Free -- - O"utfall (no Q: RI, BA) 276.80 5.37 Free Outfall RI, BA 277.00 15.18 Free Outfall RI, BA 277.20 27.89 Free Outfall RIBA 277.40 42.93 Free Outfall RIBA 277.60 60.00 Free Outfall RI, BA 277.80 78.87 Free Outfall RL,BA 278.0.0 93.84 Free Outfall RS,BA 278.20 95.18 Free OuEfa11 RI, BA 278.40 96.49 Free Outfall RI, BA 278.60 97.78. Free Outfall RI, BA 278.8:0 99.05 Free Outfall RIBA 279.00 100.31 Free Outfall RIBA 279.20 101.55 Free Outfall RL,BA 279.40 102.78 Free Outfall RI, BA 279.60. 104.00 Free Outfal.l RIBA 279.80 105.20 Free Outfall RI, BA 280.00 .106.38 Free Outfall RI,BA_ S/N'. 621701207003 The John. R. McAdams Company PondPack Ver. 8.0058 Time.: 2:51 PM Date: 5/2/2007 FiMS * Summary of Results for SFTMF #10 Project CTX-06070 Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Execution Time 14Jun07 1711 Run Name POST - Q100 Basin Model POST [DESIGN] - WC Met. Model Q100 Control Specs 1-min dT Computed Results Peak Inflow 206.67 (cfs) Peak Outflow 99.997 (efs) Total Inflow 5.73 (in) Total Outflow 5.70 (in) Date/Time of Peak inflow 16 Feb 07 2004 Date/Time of Peak Outflow 16 Feb 07 2013 Peak Storage 2.3643 (ac-ft) Peak Elevation 278.95(ft) • • • TN-LOADING CALCULATIONS PHASES 1, 2, ~ 4 C~ HIGHLAND CREEK CTX-06070 1.- --__ LEGEND SINGLE-FAMILY - 94.75 ACRES I%~ll/T>~ MULTI-FAMILY = 49.52 ACRES r l STREAM BUFFER / COMMON RW AREA = 31.78 ACRES r- ~ TOTAL TN-AREA CPHASE 1, 2, AND 4) = 176.05 ACRES ~< ~\ ~,~ .,~ . ~' I .i ~.,=y GRAPHIC SCALE 600 0 300 600 1200 1 inch = 600 ft. Q ~~ w o N } U ~ F4 1-I W Z I z ~ x~ ~ ya O Z ~ l 0. Q, Z .W.1 N Z U W ~ 5 < ,(J o ~,~,y O a x °o °o hl~ ~ H N E-' U w ~x~ W w O c~ pad z ~ w ~ ~ o rn Z w W CL 0. ~ W ~~_l ~"'1 O N .-~ ~U~ ~~ Q~ Oo ~~ C'3 ~ ~~o ~w~ ~~z McADAMS ,,~ , ,~ ~~_ HIGHLAND CREEK POST DEVELOPMENT NITROGEN EXPORT CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 6/15/2007 • I. POST DEVELOPMENT __> TN Load Area - To SWMF # To Assume Total Watershed Breakdown 3~ tal Number of Phase 1 Residential Lots = d Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Impervious Area from Residential Lots = Additional Measured Impervious Area = 0 3600 0.00 3.75 lots square feet acres acres Contributing Area Area [acres) Onsite im ervious 3.75 ~. Onsite open _ 2.28 _ Onsite wooded 0.00 Onsite and 0.44 C, Total area = 6.47 __> TN Load Area - To SWMF #4 Total Number of Phase 1 Residential Lots = Assumed Imperi~ious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Impervious Area from Residential Lots = Additional Measured Impen~ious Area = Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area Area [acres) Onsite impervious 11.99 Onsite open _ ~ 9.10 ~ ~~ Onsite wooded 0.00 Onsite and _ ____ _ 0.46 Total area = 21.55 __> TN Load Area - To SWMF #5 Total Number of Phase I Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total /mpervious Area from Residential Lots = Additional Measured Impen~ious Area = Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area ~ Area [acres) Onsite impervious 7.60 Onsite o en 7.27 Onsite wooded _ _ 0.00 Onsite nd 0.33 Total area = 15.20 acres 27.5 lots 3600 square feet 2.27 acres 9.72 acres acres 60 3600 4.96 2.64 acres lots square feet acres acres • HIGHLAND CREEK POST DEVELOPMENT NITROGEN EXPORT CALCULATIONS CTX-06070 • __> TN Load Area - To SWMF #6 Total Number of Phase 1 Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Impervious Area from Residential Lots = Additional Measured Impervious Area = Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area Area nacres[ Onsite imEervious ~ 6.21 ~ Onsite o en 6.67 Onsite wooded 0.00 Onsite pond { 0.32 r~ Total area = 13.20 _> TN Load Area - To SWMF #I Tota[ Number of Phase 1 Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Number of Phase 2 and 4 Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Impervious Area from Residential Lots = Additional Measured Impervious Area = Watershed Breakdown 37.5 lots 3600 square feet 3.10 acres 3.11 acres acres 1.5 lots 3600 square feet 93 lots 4000 square feet 8.66 acres 2.95 acres Contributing Area Area [acres) Onsite impervious 11.61 _ _ ___ _ Onsite open ~ 10.63 _~ Onsite wooded 0.00 ~~~ Onsite and 0.56 Total area = 22.80 __> TN Load Area - To SWMF #2 Total Number of Phase 1 Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Number of Phase 2 and 4 Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Impervious Area from Residential Lots = Additional Measured Impervious Area = Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area Area [acres[ Onsite im ervious 6.71 Onsite omen 4.52 Onsite wooded 0.00 ~~ Onsite and 0.33 acres 1 lots 3600 square feet 0 lots 4000 square feet 0.08 acres 6.63 acres Total area = 11.56 acres J. ALDRIDGE, EI 6/15/2007 • HIGHLAND CREEK POST DEVELOPMENT NITROGEN EXPORT CALCULATIONS CTX-06070 __> TN Load Area - To SWMF #7 Total Number of Phase I Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Number of Phase 2 and 4 Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Impervious Area from Residential Lots = Additional Measured Impervious Area = Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area Area, nacres] Onsite im ervious 9.88 Onsite o en 7.93 Onsite wooded 0.00 _ Onsite and 0.00 Total area = 17.81 _> TN Load Area - To SWMF #10 Total Number of Phase /Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Number of Phase 2 and 4 Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total /mpervious Area from Residential Lots = Additional Measured Impervious Area = • Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area Area [acres] Onsite impervious 12.97 Onsite o en _11.50 Onsite wooded 0.00 Onsite and 0.65 0 lots 3600 square feet 9.5 lots 4000 square feet 0.87 acres 9.01 acres acres 0 lots 3600 square feet 95 lots 4000 square feet 8.72 acres 4.25 acres Total area = 25.12 _> TN Load Area -Phases 1, 2, & 4 Bypass Total Number of Phase 1 Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Number of Phase 2 and 4 Residential Lots = Assumed Impervious Area Per Residential Lot = Total Impervious Area from Residential Lots = Additional Measured Impervious Area = Watershed Breakdown acres 30.5 lots 3600 square feet 18.5 lots 4000 square feet 4.22 acres 3.87 acres Contributing Area Area nacres] Onsite im ervious 8.09 Onsite o en 20.08 Onsite wooded 13.00 _.___._ Onsite and 1.17 • Total area = 42.34 acres J. 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CTX-OFO7O FILENAME: HIGHLAND CREEK THE JOHN R. McADAMS COMPANY, INC. ~ SB~ PRE ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS p SCALE: ~ , SUBBASIN 1 ANALYSIS NC RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK ~ _ ~ oo T HYDROLOGY , P.o. sox laoos zIP 27709-4005 PRE-DEVELOPMEN (919) 381-s000 ~ DATE: O5-~ 7-ZOO7 HIGHLAND CREEx HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre Development -Subbasin 1 5/17/2007 1. tiC~ CL7RVE N[711BEI2S • Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Im rvious 98 ~._.._.. ~Pen..._.__..._._.. _ .____..__61__.._..__. .___._Assume good condition Wooded 55 Assume good condition II. PKb; DFVFL[1P31tiV'T _> Subbasin #1- Onsite A. Watershed Breakdown • Contributing Area SCS CN Area JacresJ Comments Onsite im rvious 98 0.58 _.__..___Onsite open_._._..._. Onsite wooded ..__....__._._61 _.___.._.. 55 ___... 2.53__ _ 0.14 _ __ Assume good condition___. Assume ood condition Onsitepond_ __ _ Offsite im rvious 100 98 0.00 0.00 - __Offsite_open Offsite wooded _ 61 55 _ 0.00 0.00 Assume good condition Assume ood condition Offsite nd 100 0.00 - Total area = 3.25 acres 0.0051 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 67 Impervious = 17.8% B. Time of Concentration Information Segment l: Overland Flow Segment 2: Concentrated Flow Length = ] 00 ft Length = 421 ft Height = 3 ft Height = 20 ft Slope = 0.0300 ft/ft Slope = 0.0475 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.24 Dense grasses Paved ? = No P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Velocity = 3.53 ft/sec Segneent Time = ll.d-t minutes Segment Time = ?.Ot! minutes Time of Concentration = 13.44 minutes SCS Lag Time = 8.06 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1344 hours Time Increment = 2.34 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Pre Development -Subbasin / 5/17/2007 • _> Subbasin #I - Ofjsite A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area 5C5 CN Area JacresJ Comments Onsite im rvious 98 0.00 _ Onsite open _ m _ 6_I__ ___ _0.00 ____ mm Assume good condition__ Onsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume ood condition _Onsite po°_d....._..... .___100.____ 0.00 _ - Offsite im rvious 98 0.91 .. _ ~e_______ Offsite~n 61 _ ~ 4.98 _ Assumesood condition Offsite wooded 55 0.36 Assume ood condition Offsite nd 100 0.00 - Total area = 6.25 acres 0.0098 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 66 Impervious = 14.6% B. Time of Concentration Information Segment 1: Overland Flow Segment 2: Overland Flow Length = 52 ft Length = 48 ft Height = 2 ft Height = 1 ft Slope = 0.0385 tuft Slope = 0.0208 ft/ft Manning's n = 0.40 Woods-Dense underbrush Manning's n = 0.24 Dense grasses P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) Segment Time = ~1.2J minutes Segment Time = '.ifi minutes Segment 3: Concentrated Flow Segment 4: Chan nel Flow Length = 324 ft Length = 267 ft Height = 8 ft Height = 5 ft Slope = 0.0247 • ft/ft Slope = 0.0187 ft/ft Paved ? = No Manning's n = 0.045 Natural Channel Velocity = 2.:+4 ft/sec Flow Area = 9.00 sf (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Wetted Perimeter = 9.00 ft (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) Segment Time = 2.13 minutes Channel Velocity = 4.?3 ft/sec Segment Time = 0.98 minutes Time of Concentration = 19.71 minutes SCS Lag Time = 11.82 minutes (SCSLag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1971 hours Time Increment = 3.43 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • • HEC-HMS Project: CTX-06070 ~._ •`_Ff` Sub 1 C7nsite Sub 1 Uff~ite Sub 1 to 18" RCP Basin Model: SUB 1 PRE • HMS * Summary of Results Project CT%-060 70 Run Name SUB 1 PRE Q2 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model SUB 1 PRE Snd of Run 17Feb07 0800 Met. Model Q2 Execution Time 17May07 1605 Control Specs 1-min dT Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage 8lement Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) Sub 1 Onsite Sub 1 Off site Sub 1 to 18" RCP • 3.5417 16 Feb 07 2011 0.24551 0.005 5.2642 16 Feb 07 2016 0.44413 0.010 8.4572 16 Feb 07 2014 0.68964 0.015 • HMS * Summary of Results Project CT%-06070 Run Name SUB 1 PRE Q10 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model SUB 1 PRE End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Met. Model Q10 Execution Time 17May07 1605 Control Specs 1-min dT Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) Sub 1 Onsite Sub 1 Offsite Sub 1 to 18" RCP • 7.6929 16 Feb 07 2010 0.56144 0.005 12.091 16 Feb 07 2015 1.0351 0.010 19.172 16 Feb 07 2013 1.5965 0.015 • I u \ '~ ~~ -~-~I , ~ , ~ ~ '? ~ ~ ~ ~ I ,~ ~ _ ~ ~ L _ ~ ~ l\ ~_ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ I ~ i l/ ~ ~ -~ i ~ ~ ---,~ ) ~ ~ / ~ ~ J - ~ ~ ,- ~ ~ J 90/ ~ ~ / ~~ ~ ~'~ ~' I " ~ ~ I I \ ~ ~'~ I ~ y _/ ~- ~,_, - - ~~~ , ao~ _ ~ ~ i - -' ~ / -~----- ,_ J - ,~ , -- ,---- i - - ~- ,, ---~ ~ ~' , ~~ ~----- -- -- ;~- ~ ~-~~ ~ ~_ ~- - -~ ~ ~~ 0 ----~ ~ ~ ~ ~i / I i ~- \- 1 _ ~ ~G---~ l 1 1 ~--~ --~~ ~~ ~ ~, ~ ~~ ~ ~ , ~~ - ~ ~ ~~ I ~ ~ ~~ l~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ , PROJECT No. CTX-06070 HIGHLAND CREEK ~ THE JOHN R. McADAM INC COMPANY EaENAME: see POST . , ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS y d sCA~E: " . SUBBASIN 1 ANALYSIS ~ ~ _ ~ 00 RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC DATE: 05-17-2007 POST-DEVELOPMENT HYDROLOGY P.o. sox laoos ztP z7voa-coos (sls) 981-sooo ~ HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, El CTX-06070 Post Development - Subbasin I 5/17/2007 • I. SCS CURVE'NU1ViBE)ZS Cover Condition SCS CN Comments Im rvious 98 Open _ ~ 61 _Assum_e good condition ~ Wooded 55 Assume ood condition IL YOtiT DLVELOP~ti1F:A''1~ _> Subbasin #1- Onsite A. Watershed Breakdown Phase # Lots Imp/Lot ~sQ Lot Impervious acres Other* Impervious acres Total Impervious acres 1 1 B 0 0 3600 3600 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2 0.5 4000 0.05 0.48 0.53 3 7.5 4000 0.69 0.00 0.69 4 0 4000 0.00 0.00 0.00 '^t~urer tmpernor~s mc[uaes tmpervrons /rom t owmromes, vreenway i raus, ana nrgnL-o7-rvay Contributing Area SCS CN Area ~acresJ Comments Onsite impervious Onsite o n 98 61 1.21 1.55 - Assume ood condition Onsite wooded ~Onsite~ond~- __ 55 ~ 100 ~ _ 0.00_ 0.00 _^Assumepood condition _ Offsite impervious Offsite o en 98 6l 0.00 0.00 - Assume ood condition Offsite_wooded _ 55 _ ~~ __0.00 Assume~oodcondition _ Offsite and 100 0.00 - Total area = 2.76 acres 0.0043 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 77 Impervious = 43.9% B. Time of Concentration Information 7Tie post development time ofconcentration is assumed to be S minutes Time of Concentration = 5.00 minutes SCS Lag Time = 3.00 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.0500 hours Time Increment = 0.87 minutes (= 0.29*SCS Lag) • HIGHLAND CREEK HYDROLOGIC CALCULATIONS J. ALDRIDGE, EI CTX-06070 Post Development -Subbasin 1 5/17/2007 • -> Subbasin #1 - Offsite A. Watershed Breakdown Contributing Area SCS CN Area [acres) Comments Onsite im ervious 98 0.00 __ Onsite open ~_ 61 _ 0.00 _ Assume food condition Onsite wooded 55 0.00 Assume ood condition Onsite pond.___..__. Offsite im rvious ..___........100.._. __.__ 98 ._._ x:00 ..__.~ 0.98 ._~__. __. _._ _ _'_._. _. - _.._..__Offsite open _ Offsite wooded _._-.____61__._ _. 55 4.91 _ 0.36 ___ Assume good condition___ Assume good condition ____ ~~ Offsite nd 100 0.00 - • Total area = 6.25 acres 0.0098 sq.mi. Composite SCS CN = 66 Impervious = 15.7% B. Time of Concentration Information Segment l: Overland Flow Segment 2: Overland Flow Length = 23 ft Length = 77 Height = 0.5 ft Height = 3 Slope = 0.0217 ft/ft Slope = 0.0390 Manning's n = 0.40 Woods-Dense underbrush Manning's n = 0.24 P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 inches (Raleigh, NC) P (2-year/24-hour) = 3.6 Segment Time = 6.l)J minutes Segment Time = 4.3b Segment 3: Concentrated Flow Segment 4: Chan nel Flow Length = 313 ft Leng[h = 267 Height = 8 ft Height = 5 Slope = 0.0256 ft/ft Slope = 0.0187 Paved ? = No Manning's n = 0.045 Velocity = 2.iS ft/sec Flow Area = 9.00 Wetted Perimeter = 9.00 Segment Time = ?.0? minutes Channel Velocity = 453 Segment Time = t1.9R ft ft ft/ft Dense grasses inches (Raleigh, NC) minutes ft ft ft/ft Natural Channel sf (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) ft (Assume 2' x 2' Channel) ft/sec minutes Time of Concentration = 17.41 minutes SCS Lag Time = 10.44 minutes (SCS Lag = 0.6* Tc) = 0.1741 hours Time Increment = 3.03 minutes (= 0 29*SCS Lag) • HEC-HMS Project: CTX-06070 Basin Model: SUB 1 POST Sub ? C7#fsite • ;P • HMS * Summary of Results Project CTS-06070 Run Name SUB 1 POST Q2 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model SUB 1 POST End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Met. Model Q2 , Execution Time 17May07 1354 Control Specs 1-min dT Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) Sub 1 Onsite Sub 1 Offsite Sub 1 tO 18" RCP • 7.2806 16 Feb 07 2005 0.34450 0.004 5.2642 16 Feb 07 2016 0.44413 0.010 9.3436 16 Feb 07 2006 0.78863 0.014 • HMS * Summary of Results Project CTS-06070 Run Name SUB 1 POST Q10 • Start of Run 16Feb07 0800 Basin Model SUB 1 POST End of Run 17Feb07 0800 Met. Model Q10 Execution Time 17May07 1355 Control Specs 1-min dT Hydrologic Discharge Time of Volume Drainage Element Peak Peak (ac Area (cfs) ft) (sq mi) Sub 1 Onsite 12.113 16 Feb 07 2005 0.67393 0.004 Sub 1 Offsite 12.091 16 Feb 07 2015 1.0351 0.010 Sub 1 to 18" RCP 18.840 16 Feb 07 2006 1.7090 0.014 • u Culvert Calculator Report 18" RCP Pre Q2 ~Ive For: Headwater Elevation Culvert Summary Allowable HW Elevation 0.00 ft Headwater Depth/ Height 1.30 Computed Headwater Elevation 286.11 ft Discharge 8.46 cfs Inlet Control HW Elev 286.06 ft Tailwater Elevation 0.00 ft Outlet Control HW Elev 286.11 ft Control Type Outlet Control Grades Upstream Invert 284.16 ft Downstream Invert 283.10 ft Length 52.00 ft Constructed Slope 2.04 Hydraulic Profile Profile S2 Depth, Downstream 0.83 ft Slope Type Steep Normal Depth 0.81 ft Flow Regime Supercritical Critical Depth 1.13 ft Velocity Downstream 8.45 ft/s Critical Slope 0.78 Section Section Shape Circular Mannings Coefficient 0.013 Section Material Concrete Span 1.50 ft Section Size 18 inch Rise 1.50 ft Number Sections 1 utlet Control Properties Outlet Control HW Elev 286.11 ft Upstream Velocity Head 0.55 ft Ke 0.50 Entrance Loss 0.27 ft Inlet Control Properties Inlet Control HW Elev 286.06 ft Flow Control Transition Inlet Type Square edge w/headwall Area Full 1.8 ftZ K 0.00980 HDS 5 Chart 1 M 2.00000 HDS 5 Scale 1 C 0.03980 Equation Form 1 ~' 0.67000 • Project Title: Highland Creek Project Engineer: Jon Aldridge x:\...\ctx-06070\storm\design files\ligon mi.cvm The John R. McAdams Company CulvertMaster v1.0 06/07/07 03:01:36 PM ©Haestad Methods, Inc. 37 Brookside Road Waterbury, CT 06708 USA (203) 755-1686 Page 1 of 1 Culvert Calculator Report 18" RCP Pre Q10 ~Ive For: Headwater Elevation Culvert Summary Allowable HW Elevation 0.00 ft Computed Headwater Elevation 289.83 ft Inlet Control HW Elev 289.83 ft Outlet Control HW Elev 289.06 ft Headwater Depth/ Height Discharge Tailwater Elevation Control Type 3.78 19.17 cfs 0.00 ft Inlet Control Grades Upstream Invert Length 284.16 ft 52.00 ft Downstream Invert Constructed Slope 283.10 ft 2.04 Hydraulic Profile Profile Slope Type Flow Regime Velocity Downstream CompositeM2Pressure Mild Subcritical 10.92 fUs Depth, Downstream Normal Depth Critical Depth Critical Slope 1.46 ft N/A ft 1.46 ft 2.95 Section Section Shape Section Material Section Size Number Sections Circular Concrete 18 inch 1 Mannings Coefficient Span Rise 0.013 1.50 ft 1.50 ft ~utlet Control Properties Outlet Control HW Elev Ke 289.06 ft 0.50 Upstream Velocity Head Entrance Loss 1.83 ft 0.91 ft Inlet Control Properties Inlet Control HW Elev Inlet Type K M C ~' 289.83 ft Square edge w/headwall 0.00980 2.00000 0.03980 0.67000 Flow Control Area Full HDS 5 Chart HDS 5 Scale Equation Form Submerged 1.8 ft2 1 1 1 • Project Title: Highland Creek Project Engineer: Jon Aldridge x:\...\ctx-06070\storm\design files\ligon mi.cvm The John R. McAdams Company CulvertMaster v1.0 06/07/07 03:02:20 PM ©Haestad Methods, Inc. 37 Brookside Road Waterbury, CT 06708 USA (203) 755-1666 Page 1 of 1 Culvert Calculator Report 18" RCP Post Q2 ~Ive For: Headwater Elevation Culvert Summary Allowable HW Elevation 0.00 ft Headwater Depth/ Height 1.40 Computed Headwater Elevation 286.26 ft Discharge 9.34 cfs Inlet Control HW Elev 286.26 ft Tailwater Elevation 0.00 ft Outlet Control HW Elev 286.25 ft Control Type Inlet Control Grades Upstream Invert 284.16 ft Downstream Invert 283.10 ft Length 52.00 ft Constructed Slope 2.04 Hydraulic Profile Profile S2 Depth, Downstream 0.88 ft Slope Type Steep Normal Depth 0.86 ft Flow Regime Supercritical Critical Depth 1.18 ft Velocity Downstream 8.64 ft/s Critical Slope 0.85 Section Section Shape Circular Mannings Coefficient 0.013 Section Material Concrete Span 1.50 ft Section Size 18 inch Rise 1.50 ft Number Sections 1 utlet Control Properties Outlet Control HW Elev 286.25 ft Upstream Velocity Head 0.61 ft Ke 0.50 Entrance Loss 0.30 ft Inlet Control Properties Inlet Control HW Elev 286.26 ft Flow Control Submerged Inlek Type Square edge w/headwall Area Full 1.8 ftz K 0.00980 HDS 5 Chart 1 M 2.00000 HDS 5 Scale 1 C 0.03980 Equation Form 1 ~' 0.67000 • Project Title: Highland Creek Project Engineer: Jon Aldridge x:\...\ctx-06070\storm\design files\ligon mi.cvm The John R. McAdams Company CulvertMaster v1.0 06/07/07 03:03:31 PM ©Haestad Methods, Inc. 37 Brookside Road Waterbury, CT 06708 USA (203) 755-1666 Page 1 of 1 Culvert Calculator Report 18" RCP Post Q10 ~Ive For: Headwater Elevation Culvert Summary Allowable HW Elevation 0.00 ft Headwater Depth/ Height 3.68 Computed Headwater Elevation 289.67 ft Discharge 18.84 cfs Inlet Control HW Elev 289.67 ft Tailwater Elevation 0.00 ft Outlet Control HW Elev 288.91 ft Control Type Inlet Control Grades Upstream Invert 284.16 ft Downstream Invert 283.10 ft Length 52.00 ft Constructed Slope 2.04 Hydraulic Profile Profile Composite M2Pressure Depth, Downstream 1.46 ft Slope Type Mild Normal Depth N!A ft Flow Regime Subcritical Critical Depth 1.46 ft Velocity Downstream 10.74 ft/s Critical Slope 2.84 Section Section Shape Circular Mannings Coefficient 0.013 Section Material Concrete Span 1.50 ft Section Size 18 inch Rise 1.50 ft Number Sections 1 ~utlet Control Properties Outlet Control HW Elev 288.91 ft Upstream Velocity Head 1.77 ft Ke 0.50 Entrance Loss 0.88 ft Inlet Control Properties Inlet Control HW Elev 289.67 ft Flow Control Submerged Inlet Type Square edge w/headwall Area Full 1.8 ftZ K 0.00980 HDS 5 Chart 1 M 2.00000 HDS 5 Scale 1 C 0.03980 Equation Form 1 ~' 0.67000 • Project Title: Highland Creek Project Engineer: Jon Aldridge x:\...\ctx-06070\storm\design files\ligon mi.cvm The John R. 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