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2760
Street Name
Deer Run
Street Type
Trail
Street Direction
East
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2760 Deer Run Tr E
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Permits/Inspections
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0411723130009
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G. Downslope Berm Width <br /> l. If the landslope is 1°'0 or more, <br /> subtract the rock layer width from the absorption <br /> width to obtain minimum do�vnslope berm toe: <br /> 27 - 10 = 17 feQt minimum downslope. <br /> 2. Calculate the minimum mound size: <br /> a. Determine the depth of clean till at <br /> the upslope edge of the rock layer: <br /> (required seperation) 3' - 2' = 1 feet <br /> b. Add the depth of clean sand for 2a, the depth of the rock laver, <br /> and 1' for the topsoil cover needed to determine the mound height <br /> at the upslope edge of the rock layer; <br /> 1 - 1 =1 = 3 <br /> c. Szlect the table multiplier for the upslope <br /> berm based on land slope against�:1 berm slope. <br /> 3.?3 <br /> d. ivlultiply the berm multiplier by the upslope <br /> mound height to determine the upslope width; <br /> 3 � 3.23 = 10feet <br /> e. �lultiply the rock layer width by the landslope <br /> to determine the elevation drop; <br /> (10Y6)/ 100 = .6feet <br /> f. Add the depth 2e to 2b to detertnine the <br /> mound height at the downslope edge of the rock layer; <br /> .6 = 3 = 3.6Feet <br /> g. Select the ta.ble multiplier for the downslope berm based on <br /> the land slope against 4:1 berm slope. <br /> �.?6 <br /> h. Multiply the berm multiplier for the downslope mound height <br /> to determine the downslope width; Land Downslope Upslope <br /> 3.6 Y �.26 = 19 feet slope berm multipliers berm muitipliers <br /> i. Compare the values in G.1 'n°�° for given ratios for�iven ratios � <br /> (17 feet) and step G.?h (20 feet). <br /> Select the �eater of the two values 4:1 ':1 4:1 �:i � <br /> as the downslope berm width; 19 feet. o �.00 s.00 �t.00 �.00 <br /> j. Total mound width is the sum 1 4.1� �.;6 ;.gs =�.�6 <br /> of G.2d, D.2 and G.2i; <br /> 10 � 10 + 19 =39 feet. '- ���5 5.56 3.�0 =�.5=� i <br /> k. Total mound length is the sum � 4.54 s.sg 3.s� �.3s <br /> of G.?d, D.3, and G.2d ; 4 a.75 625 �.4s �.�� <br /> 10 = �0 + 10 = 70 feet 5 s.00 6.67 �.�3 a.00 <br /> Final Dimensions of the 1�Iound 6 5.26 �.�4 323 �.ss <br /> 7 5.56 7.69 3.12 3.70 <br /> 39 feet bv 70 feet 8 S.s$ 8.33 3.03 �.s� <br /> 9 6.25 9.09 2.94 3.�5 <br /> 10 6.67 10.00 2.86 3.33 <br /> 11 7.14 11.11 2.78 3.'=3 <br />
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