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HomeMy WebLinkAboutStormwater Report - 201 SUTTON STREET 8/20/1987 Kenneth Crouch Sutton Street Project Drainage Report August 20 , 1987 Richard F. Kaminski & Associates , Inc . 200 Sutton Street North Andover , Massachusetts 01845 CAL-1 Table of Contents Introduction Site Description Hydrograph Analysis Existing Runoff Post Development Runoff Conclusions Table 1 - Comparison of Existing and Post Development Runoff Figure 1 - Existing Drainage Areas (under separate cover) Figure 2 - Post Development Drainage Areas (under separate cover) Appendix A - Hydraulic Calculations Appendix B - HEC-1 Analysis - 25 Year Storm Appendix C - HEC-1 Analysis - 100 Year Storm Appendix D - HEC-1 Analysis - Cochichewick Brook INTRODUCTION This report summarizes the result of a drainage study conducted for Mr . Kenneth Crouch for a site on Sutton Street located across the street from the office park at 200 Sutton Street , North Andover , Massachusetts . The scope of the work includes a complete investigation of the existing runoff from the site , proposed runoff after development, and hydrograph analysis of Cochichewick Brook . SITE DESCRIPTION The site is located on Sutton Street across from the office park at 200 Sutton Street . The portion of the site under development is approximately 1 acre including the building, parking areas and entrance drive . Access to the site is provided by an entrance on Sutton Street within an existing 501 wide access easement . The plan of the site is provided in Figure 1 . YDROGRAPH ANALYSIS Hydrograph analyses were completed for each of the major components of this study including existing runoff conditions , post development runoff from the site and a flood hydrograph analysis of Cochichewick Brook. The hydrograph analyses were performed using Soil Conservation Service methods and the U .S. Army Corps of Engineers HEC-1 Flood Hydrograph Analysis computer program. The analysis of Cochichewick Brook included calibrating the peak -hydrograph flows to match the flows presented in the Flood Insurance Study for North Andover as developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency . EXISTING RUNOFF The site presently drains in two directions with the drainage divide approximately along the center of the parcel . The existing drainage areas are shown in Figure 1 . Approximately one-half the site drains directly to the west into Mill Pond . The remainder of the site drains northerly toward Sutton Street . The total flows leaving the site are 0 . 1 cfs for the 25 year storm and 0.3 cfs for the 100 year storm. POST DEVELOPMENT RUNOFF The paved impervious areas for the development of the site are proposed to be drained using a closed piping system comprised of manholes and catch basins . Six separate sub-areas are included in this drainage study for the proposed site design . The sub- areas are shown in Figure 2 . Drainage from the site is proposed to be collected in the closed piping system and discharged directly to Cochichewick Brook without the use of a detention pond . The peak flow, post development from the site , occurs approximately 12 .5 hours before the peak flow along Cochichewick Brook passes the project site . The result of the increase in runoff from the project site is a negligible rise in water surface elevations along Cochichewick Brook. CONCLUSIONS Detention of the post development runoff on the project site is not proposed due to the short time of concentration of runoff from the site. The site can discharge runoff prior to the peak of Cochichewick Brook without any significant increase in downstream flooding. Table 1 Comparison of Existing and Post Development Runoff Location 25 Year Storm 100 Year Storm (cfs) (cfs) Existing - Total 0 .09 0 .30 Post Development - Total 2 . 90 3 .68 Proposed Change in Runoff + 2 . 81 + 3 .38 Appendix A Hydraulic Calculations N ., cc n W II v h I 11 — II �n — — — �I \„ «_ � , o o In - � ; J W w w�y K W 1 n J Z CL w 11 N n nl d M h 41 V 0 O 0 u 11 N N N 11 N \I r io F J Q ^ C K 0 \11 a o F ?. z w U \ 0 y o =- LL 0 Iq JEE 1j U1 v7 lil 0 m U f ` F- :V W w z w F J l� � 0 a z