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<br />PUD-138 and VTM 8616 Planning Commission <br />Page 12 of 30 <br />contain and direct storm waters to Spotorno Ranch Drive across the <br />surface without inundating the homes on Lots 7 and 9. The flow <br />pathways must function as a back-up route for storm water in the event <br />the buried storm pipes beneath become plugged or fail to contain the <br />flows. <br /> <br />c. The downstream end of the gully on Parcel C (north of Lot 8) terminates <br />in a wetland feature. Storm water discharge from this feature shall be <br />directed to the proposed storm inlet located approximately 100’ to the <br />southwest. Because a significant tributary area contributes storm water <br />to this feature, the design shall assure storm water is contained, <br />captured, and directed to the pipe network. <br /> <br />d. Sections C and F on the Vesting Tentative Map show a “Grassy Swale” <br />along the proposed trail for Parcel B. A field inlet shall be provided at the <br />downstream (western) end of this grassy swale to discharge any <br />stormwater that does not percolate to the underlying soil. <br /> <br />e. The Happy Valley Specific Plan , Chapter VII “Public Facilities”, Section C <br />“Storm Drainage”, subsection 2d “Alisal Street Area and Spotorno Flat <br />Area Drainage and Proposed Improvements”, requires correction of the <br />following deficiencies: <br /> <br />i. Limited flooding occurs along Alisal Street at a low point along the <br />Faith Chapel frontage. The primary cause of this is an undersized <br />street culvert. <br />ii. Poorly defined and incomplete roadside “V” ditches compound <br />drainage problems in this area. The applicant shall redefine and rip- <br />rap line all “V” ditches along the property frontages to improve <br />roadside drainage. <br /> <br />f. A connection between the discharge end of a new 36” storm pipe within <br />Parcel A to the existing pipe beneath Alisal Street is proposed. The <br />applicant shall confirm that the condition of the existing pipe is <br />serviceable. If repairs are needed, the applicant shall complete said <br />repairs prior to connecting. Because the existing pipe daylights at the <br />east side of Alisal Street, a new pipe connection will require a junction <br />structure with side openings to receive storm flows from the existing <br />roadside “V” ditch along Alisal Street. (PROJECT SPECIFIC <br />CONDITION) <br /> <br />45. MANHOLES: Referring to the Vesting Tentative Map, the curvilinear alignment <br />of Spotorno Ranch Road at Lots 6 to 10 and 17 to 18 prompted the use of <br />numerous manholes at close spacing. The design shall utilize manufacturer- <br />allowed joint deflection at each storm drain and sanitary sewer pipe segment to
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