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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20231406 Ver 1_2600 Churchill Rd_Stormwater Narrative 8-15-23_20231016CREDLE ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. ENGINEERING \ PLANNING \ LAND SURVEYING "SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1920" S TORMWATE R NARRATIVE INTRODUCTION The proposed residence at 2600 Churchill Street, Raleigh, N.C. will be more in conformance to the existing houses found in the neighborhood. This stormwater narrative will address the changes from the existing residential house to the proposed residential house IMPROVEMENTS The improvements to the property for the new residence is a change in elevation for the new residence. This will result in a retaining wall. The redeveloped impervious surface from the roof will be directed via gutter drains to the low side of the proposed wall. The gutter drains will daylight into a splash rock area and then drain over vegetation before entering the existing creek on the property. The gutter drains have been designed to have a flow of less than 025 cfs for a peak flow during a 0.75 in/hr event (15a NCAC 02b.0714.9 option (b)(in)). The splash rock areas will dissipate the flow and are of the Town of Chapel Dill design (see plans for specific details and sizing). The flow is then directed over vegetated areas to the existing creek The redeveloped impervious surface of the driveway and outside hardscape will be directed to landscape drains. The drains will daylight into a splash rock area and then flow over vegetation before entering the existing creek on the property. The landscape drains have the same design factors as the gutter drains. There will also be a grass diversion ditch (15a NCAC 02b.0714.9 option (b)(ix)), for any run-off from the property to the east, at a higher elevation, directed to the rear of the property and through vegetation before entering the existing creek DRAINAGE AREA & POINT OF DISCHARGE The drainage area for this property and the points of run-off entering the existing creek will not change from the existing residential house. °"1 1C A81",* pt` � /`�N•�`� �v,,,,, V Rock Splash Pad (C.,.argy Qlsirtpci#ar) 1 Plan V;PK E F 7 E �tve mole $} R A I R /Ulaffid.a. D er .iNh ai mg ti/*4 Tvp Fr el■ -oil b- V V L low �;�an, asp«,, V-� : E E {* 1� P T A A - -: T L A —A' r1teR rah++ 4} CC Sactl R Vim �� nai• C GENERAL 11,10TUE fSrphh of :M&w 1. L ;2 tht LmCM of Ma ROM SPLASH FIAD, mmitunrd in T Mradion of f wL The minimum Langlh shoM ba 6 tlmaa 4a dmnfir of width -of Ihm f` mf &LainfplpR but not kma 1F do $ {mil. 2. w la ifia Width of Wo RW SPLASH PACK ►Growuad pwPwdkuidr to dkimaks i of ff w The mWm6m WzAb ah all be 3 UrAth iMt fIII&A i8` 0 ■Pdth bF illf fbbf dfa o fp". but cwt Nam than 2 F94L 3 Fee !A&ME wf h o dam+ # iAChm. the atone 4mpth yhdl he a rnhhmxn of G Inchm For *kwi-p with 12 IDka tr-r !Ltmw dirpM rhd be a �Mnwn of 7 risohir. j 1, RF Sl }fJf~ E"_ , . Sij-12 # ntor %Dft musk d-m InlsWitis betwev rae14 wd moll. N OM UR AW NC HOT TO SChL E� ROCK SPLA 5H PAD