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City of Columbia BMP Manual Volume Calculation Tool and Examples July 24, 2013

Today s Agenda 1. Welcome 2. Review City s Design Aid Tools Example Project 3. Revisit City s BMP Maintenance Agreement Procedure 4. Discuss Scheduling August (Final) Meeting 5. Questions? 6. Adjourn 2

Design Aid Tools: Example Residential Project

#1 Standard DA1 DA2 4

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Planned Site Design: Total Size = 83.41 acres Number of Lots = 96 Total Impervious Cover = 20.75 acres Rooftops/Driveways/Decks = 10.33 acres Streets (1.10 linear miles 34 width) = 9.00 acres Amenity Area (Clubhouse, Pool, Tennis Court, Parking) = 1.42 acres Percent Impervious Cover = 25% Natural Conservation Area = 1.16 acres 6

Drainage Area 1 (DA1) = 80.60 acres Impervious Area = 20.52 acres Percent Impervious Cover = 25.5% Natural Conservation Area = 1.16 acres Structural Control: Stormwater Pond Drainage Area 2 (DA2) = 2.81 acres Impervious Area = 0.23 acres Percent Impervious Cover = 8.2% Natural Conservation Area = 0 Structural Control: None 7

CoC s Volume Calculation Tool: Page 1 Page 2 8

#1 Standard DA1 DA2 9

#1 Standard DA1 Input Pre-Development parameters Input Post-Development parameters Input DA1 s Natural Conservation Area Not enough infiltration from cons. area to change site s CN Summary of Pre Dev vs. Post Dev with BSD: Peak Flows Storage Volumes % Volume Reduction Utilizing BSD Practices: WQv CPv 2yr 10yr 25yr 100yr % Red. w. BSD 1.44 - - - - - 10

#1 Standard DA2 Input Pre-Development parameters Input Post-Development parameters DA2 did not conserve any natural features No infiltration BSD practices were preserved on DA2, hence same CN Summary of Pre Dev vs. Post Dev with BSD: Peak Flows Storage Volumes % Volume Reduction Utilizing BSD Practices: WQv CPv 2yr 10yr 25yr 100yr % Red. w. BSD - - - - - - 11

#2 Better Site Design DA1 DA2 12

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Propose Stormwater Management: The subdivision will utilize the natural drainage patterns of the site as much as possible to carry runoff through the subdivision. A stormwater wet pond (located within the amenity area) is the proposed stormwater management facility for both quality and quantity control. Total Size = 83.41 acres Number of Lots = 102 (+6) Total Impervious Cover = 16.81 acres Rooftops/Driveways/Decks = 9.11 acres Streets (1.10 linear miles 34 width) = 6.28 acres Amenity Area (Clubhouse, Pool, Tennis Court, Parking) = 1.42 acres Percent Impervious Cover = 20% (-5%) Natural Conservation Area = 14.21 acres 14

Drainage Area 1 (DA1) = 80.84 acres Impervious Area = 16.71 acres (- 3.81 acres) Percent Impervious Cover = 20.7% (- 4.8%) Natural Conservation Area = 14.14 acres (+ 12.98 acres) Structural Control: Stormwater Pond Drainage Area 2 (DA2) = 2.57 acres Impervious Area = 0.10 acres (- 0.13 acres) Percent Impervious Cover = 3.9% (- 4.3%) Natural Conservation Area = 0.07 (+ 0.07) Structural Control: None 15

#2 Better Site Design DA1 DA2 16

#2 BSD DA1 Input Pre-Development parameters Input Post-Development parameters Input DA1 s Natural Conservation Area Enough infiltration from cons. areas to lower site s CN Summary of Pre Dev vs. Post Dev with BSD: Peak Flows Storage Volumes % Volume Reduction Utilizing BSD Practices: WQv CPv 2yr 10yr 25yr 100yr % Red. w. BSD 17.49 4.30 7.05 5.41 5.01 4.35 17

#2 BSD DA2 Input Pre-Development parameters Input Post-Development parameters Input DA2 s Natural Conservation Area Not enough infiltration from cons. area to change site s CN Summary of Pre Dev vs. Post Dev with BSD: Peak Flows Storage Volumes % Volume Reduction Utilizing BSD Practices: WQv CPv 2yr 10yr 25yr 100yr % Red. w. BSD 2.73 - - - - - 18

DA1 #2 Better Site Design & Controls DA4 DA2 DA5 DA3 19

DA1 DA4 DA2 DA5 DA3 20

DA1 Bioretention Area DA2 Enhanced Dry Swale Bioretention Area DA4 Stormwater Wet Pond Enhanced Dry Swale DA5 DA3 21

Same as last time Site Info: Total Size = 83.41 acres Number of Lots = 102 (+6) Total Impervious Cover = 16.81 acres Rooftops/Driveways/Decks = 9.11 acres Streets (1.10 linear miles 34 width) = 6.28 acres Amenity Area (Clubhouse, Pool, Tennis Court, Parking) = 1.42 acres Percent Impervious Cover = 20% (-5%) Natural Conservation Area = 14.21 acres 22

Drainage Area 1 (DA1) = 10.07 acres Impervious Area = 2.66 acres Percent Impervious Cover = 26.4% Natural Conservation Area = 0.33 acres Structural Control: Bioretention Area Drainage Area 2 (DA2) = 38.22 acres Impervious Area = 7.98 acres Percent Impervious Cover = 20.9% Natural Conservation Area = 5.28 acres Structural Control: Enhanced Dry Swale Drainage Area 3 (DA3) = 14.47 acres Impervious Area = 2.21 acres Percent Impervious Cover = 15.2% Natural Conservation Area = 3.88 acres Structural Control: Bioretention Area 23

Drainage Area 4 (DA4) = 18.08 acres Impervious Area = 3.86 acres Percent Impervious Cover = 21.3% Natural Conservation Area = 4.65 acres Structural Control: Stormwater Pond Drainage Area 5 (DA5) = 2.57 acres [previously DA2] Impervious Area = 0.10 acres Percent Impervious Cover = 3.9% Natural Conservation Area = 0.07 Structural Control: Enhanced Dry Swale *Bioretention Areas were sized to treat each DA s (DA1 and DA3) WQv (procedure on following slide) *Enhanced Dry Swale sized for 1660 linear feet in DA2 and for 1200 linear feet in DA5 (procedure on following slide) 24

DA1 #2 Better Site Design & Controls DA4 DA2 DA5 DA3 25

CoC s Bioretention Area Sizing Tool 26

Sizing DA1 s Bioretention Cell Input DA1 s area and impervious area (Note: DA is flagged red b/c area draining to bioretention is greater than 5 acres) DA1 Bioretention Cell Area: = 11,880 sq.ft = 0.27 acres Bioretention is being sized to detain all WQv, Input volume here to solve for A Note: This calculator can only compute ONE unknown per computation (for either Af, WQv, or df) Cell Volume: = 12,622 cu.ft **Volume stored in the Bioretention Area can be subtracted from site s total WQv. Use CoC s Vol. Calc. Spreadsheet 27

Sizing DA3 s Bioretention Cell Input DA3 s area and impervious area (Note: DA is flagged red b/c area draining to bioretention is greater than 5 acres) DA3 Bioretention Cell Area: = 11,120 sq.ft = 0.26 acres Cell Volume: = 11,816 cu.ft Bioretention is being sized to detain all WQv, Input volume here to solve for A Note: This calculator can only compute ONE unknown per computation (for either Af, WQv, or df) **Volume stored in the Bioretention Area can be subtracted from site s total WQv. Use CoC s Vol. Calc. Spreadsheet 28

DA1 #2 Better Site Design & Controls DA4 DA2 DA5 DA3 29

CoC s Enhanced Dry Swale Sizing Tool Page 1 Page 2 30

Sizing DA2 s Enhanced Dry Swale Input DA2 s area and impervious area (Note: DA is flagged red b/c area draining to swale is greater than 5 acres) DA2 s WQv = 39,609 cu.ft Swale Storage Vol. = 11,205 cu.ft **Volume stored in the Dry Swale can be subtracted from site s total WQv. Use CoC s Vol. Calc. Spreadsheet Dry Enhanced Swale was sized for a proposed channel length of 1660 in DA2. Therefore, swale storage does not hold the required WQv. If desired and applicable, can resize swale to hold all WQv Design Tool calculates swale s number of check dams needed 31

DA1 #2 Better Site Design & Controls DA4 DA2 DA5 DA3 32

#2 BSD & BMPs DA1 thru DA4 Input Pre-Development parameters Input Post-Development parameters Input Natural Conservation Areas for DA1 thru DA4 Enough infiltration from cons. areas to lower site s CN Summary of Pre Dev vs. Post Dev with BSD: Peak Flows Storage Volumes % Volume Reduction Utilizing BSD Practices: WQv CPv 2yr 10yr 25yr 100yr % Red. w. BSD 17.49 4.30 7.05 5.41 5.01 4.35 33

#2 BSD & BMPs DA1 thru DA4 Input DA1 and DA3 s Bioretenion Cells Storage Volumes (from CoC s Sizing Tools) Input DA2 s Dry Enhanced Swale Storage Volume (from CoC s Sizing Tools) Enough infiltration from bioretention cell to lower site s CN from 82 to 80 Summary of Pre Dev vs. Post Dev with BSD vs. Post Dev with BSD & BMPs: Peak Flows Storage Volumes % Volume Reduction Utilizing BSD & BMPs: WQv CPv 2yr 10yr 25yr 100yr % Red. w. BSD & BMPs 60.37 8.5 13.8 10.8 10.0 8.7 34

Sizing DA5 s Enhanced Dry Swale Input DA5 s area and impervious area DA5 s WQv = 952 cu.ft Swale Storage Vol. = 3,150 cu.ft **Volume stored in the Dry Swale can be subtracted from site s total WQv. Use CoC s Vol. Calc. Spreadsheet Dry Enhanced Swale was sized for a proposed channel length of 1200 in DA5. Swale storage volume is designed to address all of the WQv and more. 35

DA1 #2 Better Site Design & Controls DA4 DA2 DA5 DA3 36

#2 BSD & BMPs DA5 Input Pre-Development parameters Input Post-Development parameters Input Natural Conservation Area for DA5 Not enough infiltration from cons. areas to lower site s CN Summary of Pre Dev vs. Post Dev with BSD: Peak flows Storage Volumes % Volume Reduction Utilizing BSD Practices: WQv CPv 2yr 10yr 25yr 100yr % Red. w. BSD 2.73 - - - - - 37

#2 BSD & BMPs DA5 Input DA5 s Dry Enhanced Swale Storage Volume (from CoC s Sizing Tools) Enough infiltration from bioretention cell to lower site s CN from 79 to 76 Summary of Pre Dev vs. Post Dev with BSD vs. Post Dev with BSD & BMPs: Peak flows Storage Volumes % Volume Reduction Utilizing BSD & BMPs: WQv CPv 2yr 10yr 25yr 100yr % Red. w. BSD & BMPs 100 13.26 32.1 22.8 21.4 18.9 38

DA1 #2 Better Site Design & Controls DA4 DA2 DA5 DA3 39

BMP Maintenance Agreements Can we please have your input??? 40

Final Meeting Currently scheduled for August 21, 2013 41

Questions? 42