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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDrainage Letter`O�SU L TIN 0, �oox 1�10 � f,L I October 25, 2013 Erika Bridges, E.I.T. Graduate Civil Engineer City of College Station Planning & Development Services 1101 Texas Avenue South College Station, Texas 77842 Re: La Quinta Inn & Suites - Drainage Letter Report Dear Erika: The site plan for this new project "La Quinta Inn & Suite" being proposed on Lot # 5R-2 with an area of 1.727 acres will be located on Graham Road between State Highway 6 and Longmire Drive in College Station, Texas. This Hotel development is also designed to comply with the drainage requirements and report that was prepared for that subdivision. The drainage report states that no detention pond is necessary for the Graham Comer Plaza, but in this property, must provide a drainage report letter indicating that the Hotel development does not create any flooding or exceed the capacity of the existing and proposed underground 18" RC pipes located at the private roadway along Popeye's and southwest corner of this Hotel property. The site will discharge the storm water with pipe all the way to the North Fork of Lick Creek by using the 24' easement of the adjacent property of Lot 6R-2. The purpose of this letter is to provide a Summary Analysis of the anticipated runoff from the site based on the drainage area map (sheet C3a) as Exhibit A. Also shown, the lot portion area of 0.441 acre, will be discharged to the existing underground 18" RC pipes. The drainage report for this subdivision indicates that the capacity of that pipe is: Qioo = 10,59 cfs By using the Rational Method formula in Exhibit B, from the lot portion of the Hotel site development, the calculated flow rates are as follows: Existing Popeye's Chicken Restaurant site ................. Q]oo = 5.40 cfs Prop. La Quinta Inn & Suites site (0.441 ac).... _........ Qtoo = 3.54 cfs Total Flow Rate............................. ................... .............. Qioo = 8.94 cfs 1 The Allowable... Qioo = 10.59 cfs > Total flow rate... Qioo = 8.94 cfs The remaining area for the Hotel site development was also calculated based on Exhibit A (EX. - A2) with an area of 1.286 acres and also indicates that the capacity of that pipe is: Qioo = 12.72 cfs The Total Flow Rates with combined catchment area shown as Exhibit C from the Planned Development of the La Quinta Inn & Suites site is: Qtoo = 11.49 cfs The Allowable ... Qloo = 12.72 cfs > Total Flow Rate... Qloo = 11.49 cfs From this analysis, we conclude that the flow coming from the proposed site and the adjoining drainage area is less than the capacity of the existing and proposed 18" RC outfall pipe. Therefore, no on -site detention pond is necessary for the development of the proposed La Quinta Inn & Suite site. Sincerely, Ably- I Edward M. Faggett, P.E. Project Engineer I xc: flg. 2