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SUPPLEMENTAL STORM DRAINAGE ANALYSIS
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Proposed Kenworth Truck Facility Parking Lot improvement
Renton, Washington
Prepared for:
Kenworth Trucking Company
P.O. Box 9001
Renton, WA 98055
December 5, 2003
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Ea�isting Storm System Summary
Proposed Kenworth Truck Facility Parking Lot Improvement
Project Description: This project proposes to construct approximately 1.5 acres of new asphalt
pavement on the south end of the existing Kenworth Truck Facility. This site is located south of North
8th Street and just north of North 6th Street between Garden Avenue North and Houser Way in Renton,
Washington. Please refer to the enclosed vicinity map for a more specific project location. This
summary provides information about the existing storm drainage system on site and the reason why
additional detention and water quality facilities are not needed.
Existing Conditions: The existing 1.5-acre area is cunently a gravel parking lot, which serves as a
roadway for trucks and for storage of production materials and cargo trailers. Slopes in the project are
relatively flat, with existing drainage routed to the existing pavement and trench drain north and west of
the project site. This trench drain conveys runoff west and north around the site perimeter and then to the
storm facility. The runoff from the trench drain is routed through an existing oiUwater separator prior to
discharging into an existing biofiltration swale. The bioswale discharges into an existing two-cell
detention pond with a gravel filter. The detention system then discharges through a control structure into
the existing storm drainage system in the North 8th Street (see the enclosed drawings illustrating the
conveyance and storm system).
Analysis: In the 1992 construction drawings of the Kenworth Truck Facility by SSOE, Inc., the project
area is specified as a future division office. The existing ground is sloped to the west, so that area would
drain to the trench drain.
The drainage basin from the 1992 report was recreated using the construction drawings and the limits of
construction. The calculations in the Storm Drainage Report for the Kenworth Truck Facility that
accompanied the construction drawings were done with a project site of approximately 37.4 acres. This
includes the proposed 1.5-acre project site. The recreated basin boundary matched the 37.4-acre basin.
This exhibit is enclosed as a reference. In some preliminary calculations for the site (Andersen,
Bjornstad, Kane, Jacobs, Inc, dated May 26, 1989), the post-developed site had almost 90 percent
impervious area (89.6 percent) for the detention pond calculations. The construction drawings show less
than 90 percent impervious area even if the detention pond area and the proposed 1.5-acre parking are
included as impervious areas. From the construction drawings and the existing calculations, it can be
assumed that the proposed parking area was included in the detention calculations as impervious surface
(see the enclosed drawings).
Conclusion: Since the project site was included in the construction drawings and storm calculations as
proposed impervious surface, the water quality facility and detention pond was sized to accommodate
runoff from this area and no new facilities need to be constructed.
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