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CLARK ENGINEERING COMPANY 2815 WAYZATA BLVD. � MINNEAPOLIS, MN. 55405 ; (612) 374-4740 <br />FRANK G PRANKOSK V JA <br />ft"" "tt <br />►ANDat I M CICI <br />JIMD BRAUCMER <br />Ya* AN1+MN <br />C"ARLESI MANSE% <br />Mich 3, 1978 <br />City of Orono <br />P.O. Box 66 <br />Crystal Bay, MN 55323 <br />RE: THE FARM AT LONG LAKE <br />Gentleman: <br />LARRV G %kVURiRv <br />BRUCE R KILL E <br />A,Wc 44 <br />DAVIDN btENA� <br />A� V-. <br />t EbLit G RENSIC -LER <br />A WKYt\ <br />The proposed plat, "The Farm at Long L0•e", contains a drainage way ►ihic1', <br />will be crossed by the driveway to be conI,tructed on Outlot C. It is <br />proposed to provide a corrugated metal culvert to accommodate this drain- <br />age. Because there is a relatively large area drained into the plat from <br />thz west and north a drainage st6dy was conducted to determine possible <br />peak flows ana adequate culvert sizes. <br />Becau,c: the backup of flood waters to a height somewhdt over the top of <br />the low point in the driveway would not cause damage to buildings nor <br />flood basements, a design storm frequency of 10 years is considered con- <br />servative. <br />The watershed is divided into two parts. The first is that which drains <br />to Brown's Lake west of Brown Road ar:d the second part is that which <br />drains from the north. The two parts have distinctly different runoff <br />patterns because the first has storage in the Lake and the second has <br />direct runoff. In a stony situation runoff from the north will peak <br />long before runoff from the west. The attached drawing shows the pro- <br />posed plat and watershed. <br />The outlet from the Lake is d 24 <br />estimated that a 10 year frequr <br />raise the lake about 3 inche, , <br />cu. ft./•.ec. of flow. The nur'.-,I <br />peaking in about 20 minute% at j <br />I <br />I <br />L_ <br />CONSULTING ENGINEERS <br />STRUCTURAL • CIVIL <br />LAND SURVEYING <br />::'ir culvert under, P,►otivn Road. It is <br />,,torw of 60 minute duration will <br />4pptii would contribute about 1.4 <br />It -a Will Lnnuibute an amount <br />►-dti ;I altaut IA8.'1 cfs. <br />400 SI BL E Y <br />❑ ST PAUL, MN. 55101 <br />(612) 291 7000 <br />u <br />310 SOUTH LINCOLN STREET <br />ABERDEEN, S U. 57401 <br />(6061 22b-:3494 <br />
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