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HomeMy WebLinkAboutProposed BERM Structure & Details100—yr, Post—Developed Flow: 20.39—cfs± Existing Excavated Drainage Channel. Upstream face of BERM: 3:1 (Hz.: Vt.) Rock Rip—Rap Face — See Details Sheet 2 GRAPHIC SCALE IN FEET 1 INCH = 10 FEET CONTOUR INTERVAL = 2 FEET Top of BERM: 10—ft. Wide Perforated Drain Riser — See Details Sheet 2. Downstream face of BERM: 4: 1 (Hz.: Vt.) Rock Rip—Rap Channel — See Details Sheet 2. Concrete Weir — See Details Sheet 2 Finished Ground Contours Sry Property Line Proposed new channel. 2:1 Side slopes, 1—ft. deep. Irrigation Culvert 7—foot clear from Ex. Gnd. in ditch to outside of pipe. Existing Ground Con;r>urs 6—in. ADS—N12 Drain Culvert Story Property Line Story Property Line xisting Culvert u2r C.R. 150 --inch CMP faiondition at inland outlet. 0 0 o, .mac Existing Driveway Culvert: 12—in. CMP fair condition at inlet and outlet. Existing Excavated Drainage Channel. Upstream face of BERM: 3:1 (Hz.: Vt.) Top of BERM: 10—ft. Wide 100—yr, Post—Developed Flow: 20.39—cfs± Downstream face of BERM: 4:1 (Hz.: Vt.) H:\04467\03 drainage mitigation\Design Drawings\TOPO-tcp Ditch -Rev 1.dwg, 11/27/2007 10:24:37 AM, XP 1050C, tcp.pc3 Proposed new channel. 2: 1 Side slopes, 1—ft. deep. Existing Roadside Ditch — clean and grade to Garfield County requirements. Perforated Drain Riser — See Details Sheet 2. 6—in. ADS—N12 Drain Culvert l� :, I I 1 r. l Story Property Line GRAPHIC SCALE IN FEET 1 INCH = 40 FEET CONTOUR INTERVAL = 2 FEET .- 0 Q m .E 0 I m U w Added new outfall channel to direct flows West. Per GARCO request. REV I DATE NO. REVISION • 04/22/06 1-f:\0446703 drainage mitigation\Design Drawings\BERM Details-Rev2.dwg, 11/27/2007 10:22:44 AM, XP 1050C, tcp.pc3 Rock Rip—Rap per Specs. ,,.. -1. il Wt Compacted Native Soils /\\/ /\\ \/��/' // //\/\ \/ Wb Existing Ground Surface Mirafi 500X Fabric. NOTES: 1) Top Width of Channel, Wt = 8.0' (matches April 2004 Channel Width) 2) Bottom Width of Channel, Wb = 1.5' (matches April 2004 Channel Bottom) 3) Channel Depth, d = 1.3' (matches April 2004 Channel Depth) 4) Channel Capacity: 30.5 cfs± Flowline of Channel — extend to the north and west to tie to existing drainage culvert under County Road 150, see plan view. BERM BOTTOM CHANNEL DETAILS Existing Top LEFT (West) Bank of Channel — Grade to be at least 1—foot LOWER than RIGHT (East) below BERM. Existing Top RIGHT (East) Bank of Channel — Grade to be at least 1—foot HIGHER than LEFT (West) below BERM. Rock Rip—Rap per Specs. Mirafi 500X Fabric. — 2.00' (min.) 2 8.00' Channel Capacity: 138 cfs± Compacted Native Soils BERM FACE CHANNEL DETAILS Not to Scale Create 2—foot deep, triangular channel, with 2:1 Side Slopes, rock rip—rap lined below the concrete weir, to carry flows over downstream face of BERM. See BERM Face Channel Details. BERM Top 10.00' (min.) Elev. 7119.00' (min.) — East Side Elev. 7118.00' (MAX.) — West Side Surround Perforated ADS—N12 culvert with 1—foot thick depth of 4—inch Washed Gravel. Flowline of Concrete Weir to be level, and 1.30' below top elevation of BERM. Top LEFT (West) Bank of Channel — Grade to be AT LEAST 1—foot LOWER than RIGHT (East) above BERM. Low—Flow Berm Drain: Extend 6—inch Perforated ADS—N12 culvert vertically to at least 1—foot beyond the top of the channel, in the location shown on the Site Plan (Sheet 1) and the Cross—Section View (this Sheet). 1.00' (min.) Cut—Off Wall — construct in accordance with details and specifications. ------------ Approximate new grade line. Extend 6—inch ADS—N12 culvert approximately 10—feet beyond toe of BERM. Provide rip—rap outfall for the flow. Yl 7 Approximate NEW top LEFT (West) Bank of Channel. Overall length of BERM: 100'± Grade outfall of BERM spill—way according to the details. Remove minor berms and swales, and provide positive slope away from toe of BERM. See BERM Bottom Channel Details. II .111 `...� r - ... t,.) d t t l I,•l . 4!L Icy.., L..1)' Grade Top of West Channel Bank to Elev. 7118.00 (MAX.) to help direct overflow to the West of Berm. WEST SIDE Maintain constant, )ositive slope of 6—inch culvert, do not create any low spots or bellies. PROFILE OF BERM Not to Scale 6—inch ADS—N12 End Cap — keep accessible for cleaning. Centerline Length a- Top of BERM 20.6'± EAST SIDE Top of BERM ELEV: 7117.09'± Grade Top of East Channel Bank to Elev. 7119.00' (min.) at least 4' wide in area of Berm, to help prevent overflow from going East of Berm. Theoretical ORIGINAL Ground Surface Over excavation Line shall be 1—foot beyond Original native ground soils. Existing Side of Ditch, Slope Varies Overexcavate Depth: 1.00' (min.) Bottom of Ditch ELEV: 7108.14± Bottom Width Varies 4.8'± Finished Ground 3.00' (min.) Rip—rap entire upper face of BERM, use rocks with D50 of at least 2—feet, set into earth face, and compact in place with smooth—drum roller. ment Flow: 20.39 cfs± 100—yr Post—Develop Top RIGHT (East) Bank of Channel — Grade to be AT LEAST 1—foot higher than LEFT (West) above BERM. Flowline of Channel Surround End of Drain Line with 1—foot thick depth of 4—inch Washed Gravel. BERM Top 10.00' (min.) - -- — 1.30' Existing Ground Native soils placed as fill on East Side of Dam should be compacted to at least 95% of maximum theoretical density as determined by the Standard Proctor. Perforated 6—inch ADS—N12 Riser — Drill 2 -inch Diameter holes in VALLEYS of pipe, 4 holes per VALLEY, 1—foot O.C. SURROUNDED BY 1—foot thick depth of 4—inch WASHED GRAVEL FILTER. Over—excavate a 4—foot wide Trench, in the center of the BERM, at least 1—foot Deep. See Profile Details. Install 6—inch ADS—N12 Culvert at Lowest Point in Existing Ditch — at either corner of bottom of ditch. CROSS—SECTION VIEW )F BERM AND WEIR — Looking NORTH Not to Scale CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS: 1) Excavation of Existing Ground for Cut—Off Wall in BERM: Trench for cut—off wall shall be advanced to a depth of at least 1—foot into native, undisturbed soils. Trench for cut—off wall shabe at least 4—foot wide in the direction of the flow of the existingditch. ch. 2) Material selection for cut—off wall: Material to be used in the construction of the cut—off wall may be chosen from existing, native soils, only if they meet the following characteristics: a,Native soils shall be inspected by a Colorado Registered Professional Geotechnical Engineer, and his recommendations as to their suitability for the intended purpose shall govern their selection or rejection. b) If, in the opinion of the Geotechnical Engineer, no fficient quantities of suitable native soils are found on the site, then the Geotechnical Engineer shall make a recommendation as to the type of soils to be imported and used for the cut—off wall. c) Approximate volume of the cut—off wall is 25 cubic yards (compted volume). Assume 15% additional for compaction, for approximate) 29 cubic yards of material. Y 3) Compaction Specifications for the cut—off wall: All materials, regardless of the source, shall be moisture—treated to within +/— 2% of the optimum moisture content. All materials, regard's of the greater than what is recommended by the Geotechnical Engineer for the equipment being used for compaction, and the type of material being placed. Density: All soils used for the cut—off w( shall be Theoretical Density as determined by the Standard Proctor. 4) BERM Upstream Soils and Face: Moisture—treat to within 2% of Optimum Moisture Content, and compact to 90% of Maximum Theoretical Density according to the Standard Proctor test. PI= use compaction equipment to set well into BERM face. 5) BERM Downstream Soils and Face: Moisture—treat to within 2% of Optimum Moisture Content, and compact to 90% of Maximum Theoretical Density according to the Standard Proctor test. Eavate the BERM face place rock rip—rap armoring on channel sides and bottom. 6) BERM Bottom Channel: Place rock rip—rap armoring with native rocks having a "d50" of 2—feet, and use compaction equipment to set well into channel. 7) Culvert Placement: The material used for the culvert shall be ADS—N12 10.8 psi Pressure—Rated Culvert, with pressure rated fittings. The slope for the culvert shall be prepared as shown of drawings, and the culvert shall be placed at approximatelythe grade shown. Care shall be taken in placement of the soils for the bedding and under the spring—line of the culvert so as to avoid any voids or areas of inadequate compaction. In the area of the c -off wall, the soils shall be compacted to the specifications for the cut—off wall as described above. re ate Base Course, and shall be moisture—treated and compacted to 95% of the Maximum Tr, gg g P retical Density as determined by the Modified Proctor. The welded wire 8) Concrete Weir construction: The soil below the Concrete Weir shall be constructed of Class -6 A mesh l off the he contenth5l% besupported 8%.poCutd--off wallspareared requiredce with onboth the supports sary to ensure a downstream facesch clearance Conc Concrete the asprshownepared ongrade. he revThe ised plans.concrete The used concrete shallConcrete be surfac shallir with meet the broom Ilfinisr pecifications: minimum 28—day strength shall be 3,000 psi, air upstreamWeir, 9) Rock Dimensioning: The notation referenced above "dam" (spoken as: dee—sub-50"), refers to a rock sizing classification that requires that at least 50% of the rocks used shall have a minimurrCmension of a certain size, (in this case, of 2—feet). Therefore, rocks should be chosen such that at least 50% of the rocks in the BERM upstream end, or the various channels have a minimum dimension of at least 2—feet. The remaining spaces between thesElirger rocks shall be filled with smaller rocks, so that there are not large spaces between rocks. source, shall be placed placed and compacted in lifts, the depth of which shall be not in lifts, to achieve 95% of the Maximum rock rip—rap armoring with native rocks having a "d5" of 2—feet, and channel deeper than shown in drawings, in order to Concrete Weir Cut—Off BERM Face Channel 3.00' (min.) f • Welded Wire Mesh Reinforcing, centered in concrete. Concrete Depth 0.50' (min.) 3 Concrete Weir Cut—Off 6—inch (min.) thick bed of Compacted Class -6 Aggregate Base Course. CROSS—SECTION OF CONCRETE WEIR Not to Scale d 6—inch (min.) thick bed of Compacted Class -6 Aggregate Base Course, per cut—off wall specs. Wb Concrete: 0.50' (6") (min.) Welded Wire Mesh Reinforcing, centered in concrete. NOTES: 1) Top Width of Concrete Weir, Wt = 8.0' (matches April 2004 Channel Width) 2) Bottom Width of Concrete Weir, Wb = 1.5' (matches April 2004 Channel Bottom) 3) Channel Depth, d = 1.3 (matches April 2004 Channel Depth) 4) Channel Length, (not shown) approximately 8—feet to 9—feet. 5) Volume of Concrete, approximately 3 cu.yds. 6) Concrete Cut—Off Walls required on both upsteam and downstream faces, see Cross—Section for details. 6) Channeled Capacity as Weir: 6.7 cfs±. END—SECTION OF CONCRETE WEIR Not to Scale Coh, O O Lu Lu Ln iI cz� o V� 4;)) L. _ro m �O ON q(1) LI)O U g' zo W rAw� VJ � Wm 1- 0 1.0 Uca O� (I) Z da z W W ct 0:1 ictO ou N Em 0; U00 zI, Z Wa. 4 Wa o O Zr WW a� m m Em �0 m C ON In W in ; N tea 0/I - OZ nZ DRAWN BY: tcp 1V a w 0 3 0 s H J U 0 NetN. CO Lu --(cj o_ C•11 0 N I— w w I BERM Details-Rev2.dwg 0 DIRECTORY: H:\04467\03 drainage mitigation\Design Drawings\ O. 1 a. Ct. 0 ate. m 0 } I co U V an 0. w d 0 a a, a V 0 a. 0 0 w a M 0 ea eol er Lu I- 0 M N O W Z