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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDrainage ReportCafeEccell Parking Lot Expansion Drainage Analysis April 2001 By ;UrrcHELL.& ;ff oRGAN, LLP Engineers & Constructors 511 University Drive, Suite 204 College Station, Texas 77840 Office (979) 260-6963 Fax (979) 260-3564 ([)/ ~ C/1 /////~-v I c;; jO(Jrn/ REVIEWED FOR Cf"~ .'11")1 II\~ MAY 0 1 2001t) COLLE:GE STA nu1\J ENGINEERING FILE CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that this report for the drainage design for Cafe Eccell Parking Lot Expansion was prepared under my supervision in accordance with the provisions of the City of College Station Drainage Policy and Design Standards for the o~ thereof. · --:'\.,, Veronica J.B. Mor , P. State of Texas No. 77689 --f:. OF .,.~ \\.. f.~ .. "\·········· .. :t.., ~ •• co •• * .. IS' •• • • •• * Ii ~ l ..... ::.~.~ ·•····Ni6ATs.'~10RvAN J ~~9 ........... -........ :·ii: I '\ 77689 <) ... ~, o;~f.G ISTE~<:i··~~; •·~s ········ ~v-"'\StoNAL ~-, ,,,.,.,.. .... :· .(••··~·:I CAFE ECCELL PARKING LOT EXPANSION DRAINAGE ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION This storm drainage report is written to document and analyze the necessary drainage infrastructure for Cafe Eccell parking lot improvements. The parameters used for design and analysis of pre-vs. post-developed conditions are incorporated to show how the final drainage design will accomplish the desired drainage objectives per the City of College Station Drainage Policy and Design Standards (DPDS). GENERAL LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION Cafe Eccell is located in north College Station at the northeast comer of Wellborn Road and Church A venue as shown on Exhibit A. The existing site is surrounded by residential property as well as commercial development. The 1.98 acre Drainage Area, which contributes to the back side of the northern inlet at Church Ave. and Wellborn Rd., is comprised of approximately 58% grassland, 35% impervious and 11 % general land cover (i.e., Ci,re=0.62). The proposed improvements include the expansion of the existing parking area. The construction of the proposed parking lot expansion will increase the Drainage Area to a total of2.02 acre, which will consist of approximately 50% grassland, 39% impervious and 11 % general land cover (i.e., Cpost=0.66). PRIMARY DRAINAGE BASIN DESCRIPTION In general, the property drains toward the south of the parking lot and is captured by the Church A venue drainage system, eventually discharging into the storm drain system crossing FM 2154 and the T AMU West Campus. The existing drainage area and flow directions are shown on Exhibit B-1. All runoff from this area contributes to the storm drain system in Church A venue. The post-developed conditions and flow directions are shown on Exhibit B-2. Like the existing conditions, all drainage from the post-developed site will drain to the Church A venue drainage system. No portion of the site lies within 2 ________________ Cafe Eccell Parking Lot Expansion Drainage Analysis the 100-year floodplain per the Federal Emergency Management Agency Flood Insurance Rate Map as shown in Exhibit B-3. DRAINAGE DESIGN CRITERIA All drainage design is in accordance with the City of College Station DPDS. As such: • the design rainstorm events used are the 10 and 100-year events (10-year to analyze the gutter flow and inlet/pipe capacity and the 100-year to analyze flow containment within the right-of-way); and • flow calculations are based on the Rational Method. DRAINAGE FACILITY DESIGN Due to the minor amount of increased runoff and the proximity to the underground storm drainage system, the expansion of the parking lot is being designed without detention. The post-developed site conditions can be adequately handled by the downstream storm drainage system without improvements to the drainage system. The site analysis will show that the increases runoff will leave the downstream system before the peak runoff from the Church A venue drainage system reaches the study point. The rehabilitation project planned for Church A venue includes a better design of the drainage system to accommodate the higher runoffs quantities created by recent development in the Northgate Area. The proposed drainage system in Church Ave. will be composed of 13 inlets; each of which will receive the flow of at least one drainage area (Exhibit D). From a recent drainage analysis done for the rehabilitation of Church A venue, it can be shown that there is a lag time of almost 16 minutes for the peak flow (96.20 cfs) to reach computation point# 86.9, which is the end of the proposed Church Avenue drainage system (Exhibit C-1). The Expansion of the Parking Lot at Cafe Eccell will not have a significant impact on the flow rate leaving this site. The increased Q for the 10-year storm event is less than 1 cfs while that associated with the 100-year event is less than 1.5 cfs. According to the Rational Method and using a 10-Year Storm Return Period (Exhibit C-3), the Peak 3 _________________ Cafe Eccell Parking Lot Expansion Drainage Analysis Runoff increase due to the proposed conditions will be 0.93 cfs. The lag time associated with this subsystem is shown on Exhibit C-2; it takes approximately 10.14 minutes for the peak flow of 20.05 cfs to reach computation point #86.9. With a difference of almost 6 minutes in peak flow, there will be adequate time for the runoff of the first peak to leave the system before the pipes reach maximum capacity from the flow of the whole system. The hydrograph comparison below illustrates the hydrographs of the Church A venue Drainage system both under existing conditions (Pre Developed) and proposed conditions (Post Developed) without detention on the Cafe Eccell parking lot expansion. Hydrograph Comparison -Post Developed -----Pre Developed 0.0 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0 25.0 30.0 35.0 40.0 Time (min) CONCLUSION The improvements to Cafe Eccell Parking Lot will accommodate the minor increase in runoff due to the difference in time to peak for the Cafe Eccell flow versus the remaining Church A venue drainage system. Because the runoff from the proposed development can be handled by the downstream drainage system, no detention or other major drainage facilities are proposed. 4 Cafe Eccell Parking Lot Expansion Drainage Analysis ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ VICINITY MAP SUBJECT RAYMOND STOTZER PW UNIVERSITY DR EXHIBIT A ~~--- \ ZONE X \ \ r·~--·-· L--~- CJ LEGEND SPEOAL FLOOD HAZARD AREAS INUNDATED BY llXHEAR FLOOD ZONE A No base flood......._ clelenrined. ZONE AE _flood ___ ......... ZONE AH flood clopd'5 of 1 to 3 feec f\n<llly .._ of ponclina); base flood .ie.mon. ct.rmined. ZONE AO Flood clopd'5pl1to3 feec (.......,. sheec Row on sloping -.in); -.e clopd'5 deter- mined. fot --ol ........ ~ flooding; "9ocilies ..... clmrmined. ZONE A99 To be prO(ected from .....,_. flood by redo<.i flood ....-.,_ under CIOl>- ""'<lion; no base flood ...,,._ cku<- mined. 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SIUily llepart. *Excerpt from FEMA FIRM panel 48041C0143C, effective date July 2, 1992 Exhibit B-3 Pipe Box Box Return From Inlet To Inlet Length Diameter Width Height Period #l !#l !ftl (in) !ftl !ftl !~l 70 70.2 137.49 18 10 70.1 70.2 35 12 10 70.2 71 208.94 21 10 71 72 63.3 21 10 72 74.1 100.25 24 10 73 73.1 20 36 10 74 74.1 65 24 10 74.1 75 109.32 30 10 76 78.1 14.4 30 10 75 76 71.7 30 10 77 73 16 30 10 73.1 78.1 80 36 10 78 83.1 15 24 10 78.1 80.1 280 36 10 80 80.1 18 18 10 80.1 83.1 60 BOX 4 3 10 81 82 1 24 10 82 80.1 0.1 24 10 83 86 255 24 10 83.1 85.1 250 BOX 4 3 10 84 85 1 24 10 85 86 20 24 10 85.1 86 20 BOX 4 3 10 86 t 86!9:'-M 10 BOX 4 3 10 70E 80.1E 15 24 10 73.1E 80.1E 335 36 10 77E 73.1E 30 24 10 78E 70E 50 24 10 80.1E 83.1E 60 BOX 4 3 10 82E 83E 65 24 10 83.1E 85.1E 250 BOX 4 3 10 83E 86E 255 24 10 84E SSE 1 24 10 85.1E 86E 20 BOX 4 3 10 85E 86E 15 24 10 86E 86.9 10 BOX 4 3 10 Church Avenue Rehabilitation Pipe Sizing Calculations Storm Precipitation Peak Duration Rate Sum C*A Flow !min! !in/hrl !cfsl 10.00 8.63 0.311 2.69 10.00 8.63 0.159 1.38 11.21 8.23 0.470 3.87 12.94 7.72 0.906 6.99 13.23 7.64 1.490 11.38 12.95 7.71 3.915 30.20 10.00 8.63 1.192 10.29 13.60 7.54 2.682 20.22 14.30 7.36 3.975 29.26 14.04 7.43 3.053 22.67 12.90 7.73 3.296 25.47 13.03 7.69 3.915 30.12 10.00 8.63 1.148 9.91 14.34 7.35 7.890 58.01 10.00 8.63 0.281 2.42 14.91 7.22 9.050 65.30 10.00 8.63 0.519 4.48 10.01 8.63 0.880 7.60 10.00 8.63 1.663 14.36 15.09 7.17 10.198 73.15 11.80 8.04 1.195 9.61 11.80 8.04 1.638 13.17 15.77 7.02 10.198 71.57 15.83 7.01 13.732 ;:-95!,20r1 15.68 7.04 6.517 45.87 12.94 7.71 3.312 25.55 12.90 7.73 3.312 25.59 12.12 7.95 1.531 12.17 15.69 7.04 9.829 69.16 10.00 8.63 1.486 12.83 15.87 7.00 9.829 68.78 10.21 8.56 3.147 26.93 11.80 8.04 1.694 13.63 16.59 6.84 9.829 67.25 11.80 8.04 2.346 18.87 16.65 6.83 15.652 106.91 Adjusted Peak Flow !cfsl 3.36 1.72 4.84 8.74 14.22 30.20 12.87 20.22 29.26 22.67 25.47 30.12 12.39 58.01 3.03 65.30 5.60 9.49 17.94 73.15 12.01 16.47 71.57 96.20 57.34 25.55 31.99 15.21 69.16 16.04 68.78 33.67 17.03 67.25 23.59 106.91 Flow per Full Flow Full Flow Travel Lag Time Conduit Slope !cfsl !%) 3.36 0.12% 1.72 0.27% 4.84 0.11% 8.74 0.35% 14.22 0.46% 30.20 0.24% 12.87 0.37% 20.22 0.28% 29.26 0.59% 22.67 0.35% 25.47 0.44% 30.12 0.24% 12.39 0.35% 58.01 0.87% 3.03 0.10% 65.30 0.32% 5.60 0.07% 9.49 0.20% 17.94 0.73% 73.15 0.40% 12.01 0.33% 16.47 0.61% 71.57 0.39% 96.20 0.70% 57.34 7.41% 25.55 0.17% 31.99 2.31% 15.21 0.52% 69.16 0.23% 16.04 0.58% 68.78 0.23% 33.67 2.56% 17.03 0.65% 67.25 0.22% 23.59 1.25% 106.91 0.55% Velocity Time @end (ft/s) !minl !min 1.90 1.21 11.21 2.19 0.27 10.27 2.01 1.73 12.94 3.63 0.29 13.23 4.53 0.37 13.60 4.27 0.08 13.03 4.10 0.26 10.26 4.12 0.44 14.04 5.96 0.04 14.34 4.62 0.26 14.30 5.19 0.05 12.95 4.26 0.23 13.26 3.94 0.06 10.06 8.21 0.57 14.91 1.71 0.17 10.17 5.44 0.18 15.09 1.78 0.01 10.01 3.02 0.00 10.01 5.71 0.74 10.74 6.10 0.68 15.77 3.82 0.00 11.80 5.24 0.06 11.87 5.96 0.06 15.83 8.02 0.02 ! '~5J§!?, 18.25 0.01 15.69 3.61 1.54 14.49 10.18 0.05 12.94 4.84 0.17 12.29 5.76 0.17 15.87 5.10 0.21 10.21 5.73 0.73 16.59 10.72 0.40 10.61 5.42 0.00 11.80 5.60 0.06 16.65 7.51 0.03 11.84 8.91 0.02 16.67 Exhibit C-1 Cafe Eccell Parking Lot Expansion Drainage Analysis 3/22/2001 From Pipe Box Box Inlet Length Diameter Width Height (#) (ft (in) ft ft) P1 1 24 SS 1S 24 S6 10 BOX 4 3 E1 SSE 1 24 SSE S6E 1S 24 86E 86.9 10 BOX 4 3 Cate Eccell Parking Lot Expansion Pipe Sizing Calculations Return Storm Precipitation Peak Period Duration Rate Sum C*A Flow (yrs) min (in/hr (cfs) 10 10.00 S.63 1.344 11.60 10 10.00 S.63 1.996 17.23 10 10.04 S.62 2.326 10 10.00 S.63 1.236 10.67 10 10.00 S.63 1.SSS 16.30 10 10.04 8.62 2.218 19.12 Adjusted Peak Flow per Flow Conduit cfs cfs) 14.SO 14.SO 21 .54 21 .S4 20.0S 20.0S 13.34 13.34 0.40% 20.37 20.37 0.94% 19.12 19.12 0.02% Full Flow Travel Velocity Time (ft/s) min) 4.62 0.00 6.S6 0.04 1.67 0.10 4.2S 0.00 10.00 6.4S 0.04 10.04 1.S9 0.10 10.1S Exhibit C-2 Cafe Eccell Parking Lot Expansion Drainage Analysis 3/26/2001 Cafe Eccell Parking Lot Expansion Rational Method Calculations Basin Characteristics Precipitation Rates average overland avg runoff flow time of Identifier coefficient area CA slope velocity concentration 2 5 10 25 50 100 Cacresl (ft/ft) (ft/s) (min) (in/hr) (in/hr) Cin/hr) (in/hr) (ln/hrl (in/hr) P1 0.664 2.024 1.344 0.010 1.74 10.00 6.33 7.69 6.63 9.66 11.15 12.66 65 0.650 0.767 0.652 0.005 1.23 10.00 6.33 7.69 6.63 9.66 11.15 12.66 66 0.650 0.369 0.331 0.006 1.41 10.00 6.33 7.69 6.63 9.66 11.15 12.66 E1 0.623 1.962 1.236 0.D11 1.52 10.00 6.33 7.69 6.63 9.66 11.15 12.66 65E 0.650 0.767 0.652 0.005 1.23 10.00 6.33 7.69 6.63 9.66 11.15 12.66 66E 0.650 0.369 0.331 0.006 1.41 10.00 6.33 7.69 6.63 9.66 11.15 12.66 Proposed Totals= Existing Toatals= Increment= Peak Runoff Rates 2 5 10 (cfsl (cfsl Ccfsl 6.50 10.34 11.60 4.12 5.02 5.63 2.09 2.54 2.66 7.62 9.51 10.67 4.12 5.02 5.63 2.09 2.54 2.66 14.72 17.90 20.09 14.03 17.07 19.15 0.66 0.63 II · 0.93 25 50 100 (cfsl (cfsl (cfs) 13.25 14.96 17.04 6.43 7.27 6.27 3.26 3.69 4.19 12.19 13.76 15.67 6.43 7.27 6.27 3.26 3.69 4.19 22.94 25.93 29.50 21 .66 24.73 26.13 1.06 1.20 1.37 Exhibit C-3 Cafe Eccell Parking Lot Expansion Drainage Analysis 3/22/2001 O.A. fl @ l;g;J ~ OD ' '., .. , /,;I 1.: ;.; . / ,/-1, ,'._/ f.,' •' " ·, \ ,'/: ' ' " 1.1' I, ,1 I,., ~" ----.. , r-•• ; I ,•. . ,' .. 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