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Spring 2013 Presentation Oklahoma City, OK April 22, 2013 Sponsor: ODEQ Instructor: Team Advisor: Dr. Paul Weckler Associate Professor Dr. Jason Vogel Assistant Professor Senior Design II BAE 4023

Urban Sustainability Solutions: Team Members Kylea Boyd Team Leader Biosystems Engineering Bioprocessing & Biotechnology Kristi Harkrider Biosystems Engineering Environmental & Natural Resources Lucky Airehrour Biosystems Engineering Environmental & Natural Resources Landon Johnston Biosystems Engineering Environmental & Natural Resources

Presentation Contents Scope of Project - Problem Statement - Purpose - LID Background - Site Description Design Specifications - List of ODEQ Requirements Selected Design Concepts - Retention Grate - Pervious Concrete & Partitions - Xeriscape Experiments & Testing - Partition Design Hydrologic Modeling - Runoff Volumes & Flow Rates - Nomographs Design Quality - Meeting ODEQ Design Specs. Budget - Senior Design Project Budget - Estimated Cost to Implement Design

Scope of Project: Problem Statement Urban Sustainability Solutions will implement low-impact development techniques in a design that will retrofit an existing Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality headquarters parking lot. Our goal is to provide a costcompetitive, low-maintenance, and aesthetically pleasing design that returns the site s hydrologic functionality to a near-predevelopment state.

Federal Stormwater Rule Proposal EPA intends to propose a new stormwater rule Proposal by June 10, 2013 Final action by December 10, 2014 The new rule will likely encourage the use of green infrastructure and low-impact development as the acceptable management methods

Scope of Project: LID Background LID Low-impact Development Predevelopment Runoff = Development Runoff In our case: Runoff from rangeland = Runoff from parking lot Examples include: - Bioretention Cells, Rain Gardens - Rainwater harvesting for non-potable use - Green Roofs - Pervious Pavement

Scope of Project: Site Description ODEQ Headquarters Parking Lot Downtown Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ODEQ Headquarters Building OCU LAW 5% ODEQ 1-2% WEST - Up to 5% slope - 0.70 acres of impervious area - Asphalt - Concrete loading area - Split-ownership - ODEQ owns East - OCU Law owns West - 83 parking spaces - Ordinary landscaping

Design Specifications: ODEQ Requirements Process stormwater from a 95 th percentile 24-hr storm in a manner that will maintain a predevelopment state of hydrologic functionality. Retain the current number of parking spaces (83), and increase this number if possible. Retain the impervious concrete area for truck loading Create a xeric landscape featuring native plants. Aims to set a precedent in LID design for the State of Oklahoma.

What is a 95 th Percentile 24-hr Storm Rainfall (Inches) 8 6 4 2 0 Spencer, OK Mesonet Station -20 Year Record Percentile vs. 24-hr Rainfall 0 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.3 0.35 0.4 0.45 0.5 0.55 0.6 0.65 0.7 0.75 0.8 0.85 0.9 0.95 1 Percentile (Decimal) One 7 Rainfall in 20-year record for this station Rainfall event where 95 percent are less than and 5 percent are greater than 95 th Percentile 24-hr Storm = 1.92 25-year 24-hour storm = 7 (USGS IDF Curve)

Selected Design Concepts Retention Grate: - Low-budget alternative Pervious Concrete & Partitions: - Non-limiting initial cost alternative Xeriscape: - Implemented in both design alternatives

Selected Design Concepts: Retention Grate Function: - Manage a 24-hr, 25-yr storm (7 inch/day) - Filter sediment - Allow water to infiltrate into soil Materials: - Concrete - #57 Grade Rock - Cast Iron Grates - Steel Sediment Trap - PVC Pipe ODEQ Headquarters Building OCU LAW ODEQ WEST

Selected Design Concepts: Retention Grate Retention Grate Design: FLOW OUT FLOW IN ½ PVC DRAINAGE PIPE 6 ABOVE SOIL SURFACE INFILTRATION TRENCH FLOW STEEL GRATE SEDIMENT TRAP CONCRETE LINING #57 GRADE ROCK SOIL SUBSURFACE SEDIMENT PARTITION INSIDE OF SEDIMENT TRAP SEDIMENT TRAP

Selected Design Concepts: Pervious Concrete & Partitions Function: - Capture stormwater - Negate effects of slope - Retain stormwater - Prevent stormwater runoff - Allow water to infiltrate into soil Materials: - Pervious Concrete - #57 Grade Rock - Impervious Concrete Partitions - Geotextile Membrane

Selected Design Concepts: Pervious Concrete & Partitions Plan View of Parking Lot & Landscape: NORTH FLOW PARTITIONS CONCRETE LOADING AREA ODEQ Headquarters Building

Selected Design Concepts: Pervious Concrete & Partitions Pervious Concrete Design: 8 Pervious Concrete 24 #57 Grade Rock 1/8 Geotextile Membrane

Selected Design Concepts: Pervious Concrete & Partitions Partition Design: Side View Pervious Concrete #57 Grade Rock Concrete Partition Front View Geotextile Membrane Soil Subgrade

Experiments & Testing: Partition Design Scale-model Partition Experiment: Parking Lot Representation 1 ft 6 x1 x1 rectangle made of plexiglass Metal frame with 3 steel braces to prevent expansion 1 ft 6 ft

Experiments & Testing: Partition Design Scale-model Partition Experiment: Partition Representation 0.5 x 1 plexiglass 3 Placed 3 into soil and 3 into gravel, 18 apart 3 3 3 18

Experiments & Testing: Partition Design Scale-model Partition Experiment: Soil Representation Silt loam closest to current conditions in ODEQ parking lot Textile membrane material

Experiments & Testing: Partition Design Scale-model Partition Experiment: Concrete Representation Not included in the experiment due to established ability to drain through conrete

Experiments & Testing: Partition Design Scale-model Partition Experiment: Slope Representation Hydraulic Jack Provides up to 5.6% slope Hydraulic Jack

Experiments & Testing: Partition Design Scale-model Partition Experiment: Rainfall Representation Rainfall simulator

Experiments & Testing: Partition Design Scale-model Partition Testing Video:

Experiments & Testing: Partition Design Scale-model Platform Results: 6.00 Trial Without Partitions 5.00 *depth in trashcan, not runoff depth 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 0.00 2/27/201314:24 2/27/201319:12 2/28/20130:00 2/28/20134:48 2/28/20139:36 2/28/201314:24 2/28/201319:12-1.00 Time

Experiments & Testing: Partition Design Scale-model Platform Results:. 1 Trial With Partitions 0.5 Depth (cm) 0 3/5/134:48 3/5/139:36 3/5/1314:24 3/5/1319:12 3/6/130:00 3/6/134:48 3/6/139:36 3/6/1314:24-0.5-1 -1.5 Time

Hydrologic Modeling: IDEAL Inputs Subbase as a parrallelogram.. Create equivalent thickness for 0.001% slope Entered into IDEAL to gather runoff=0

Hydrologic Modeling: Nomographs Created a log scale graph to demonstrate the results

Selected Design Concepts: Xeriscape Plan View of Parking Lot & Landscape: NORTH Northeast Corner Added Trees Concrete Loading Area Pervious Paver Walkways

Selected Design Concepts: Xeriscape Northeast Corner of Parking Lot:

Selected Design Concepts: Xeriscape Plan View of Parking Lot & Landscape: Bus Stop Green-Roof NORTH Pervious Paver Walkways Added Trees Concrete Loading Area

Selected Design Concepts: Xeriscape Bus Stop Green-Roof:

Budget: Estimated Cost to Implement Impervious Concrete Impervious Concrete Parking Lot Costs Title Area (ft 2 ) Cost($/ft 2 ) Total West End Impervious 13357.64 $ 6.00 $ 80,145.81 East End Impervious 16922.00 $ 6.00 $ 101,532.00 TOTAL $ 182,886.81 *Prices quoted from Canterra Concrete and Homewyse (include labor)*

Budget: Estimated Cost to Implement Pervious Concrete & Partition Design Pervious Concrete Parking Lot Costs Title Area Cost Total West End Pervious Concrete 13357.64 ft 2 $11.00/ft 2 $146,933.99 East End Pervious Concrete 16922 ft 2 $11.00/ft 2 $186,142.00 East End Excavation (all costs included) 1733 ft 3 $98.46/ft 3 $23,773.76 West End #57 Grade Rock 989 tons $15/ton $14,921.80 East End #57 Grade Rock 1253.48 tons $15/ton $ 18,802.20 *Prices quoted from Canterra Concrete and Homewyse (include labor)* # Bricks/Plants Bricks 2418 $ 0.50/brick $1,209.00 Plants 200 $ 6.50/plant $1,300.00 TOTAL $ 393,042.75

Design Quality: Meeting ODEQ Requirements Process stormwater from a 95 th percentile storm in a manner that will maintain a predevelopment state of hydrologic functionality. Implementation of either of the two proposed designs. Retain the current number of parking spaces (83), and increase this number if possible. Remove medians and replace with extra spaces. Reevaluate how the current layout meets ADA standards. Create a xeric landscape featuring native plants. Creatively feature LID techniques in order to provide public education and outreach on LID and stormwater management. Is aesthetically pleasing and can be a popular tourist attraction. Attracts and provides habitat for birds, butterflies, and other animals.

Budget: Senior Design Proposed Project Budget Actual Project Budget Budget from ODEQ Item Amount Posters $ 120.00 Pea Gravel $ 36.00 PVC Pipe $ 2.00 Buiding Materials for model $ 130.60 Shop Charges $ 100.00 Landscape Architecture Student $ 675.00 Total from ODEQ $ 1,063.60 In Kind Budget Salaries and Wages Title Price Student Intern $20/hour Grad Student $30/hour Senior Faculty $125/hour Person Hours Total Design Team 300 $6,000.00 Dr. Jason Vogel 40 $5,000.00 Halley Malle 15 $450.00 Equipment Item Price Unit Amount Surveying Equipment $200/day 2 $400.00 Greenhouse Use $30/day 14 $420.00 Total $12,270.00

Special Thanks and Acknowledgements to: Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality Dr. Jason Vogel Wayne Kiner and the BAE shop Dr. Paul Weckler Haley Malle Kayla Copeland BAE 1012 Freshmen Students