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Technical RequirementsInfiltration Basin<strong>Design</strong> Parameter Criteria NotesSetbacks100 ft20 ft100 ftFrom wells, tanks, fields, springsDownslope from foundationsUp slope from foundationsInlet/outlet erosion control – Use energy dissipater to reduce inlet/outlet velocityForebay setting basinvolume/drain timeEmbankment side slope(H:V)Maintenance access rampslope (H:V)Maintenance access rampwidthRelief underdrain pipediameter5-10%/45min.≥ 4:1≥ 3:1Based on WQVInsideOutside (without retaining walls)10:1 Or flatter15 to 20ftCheck with permitting agency for their minimum width. Pave approachwith concrete or porous pavement materials, subject to approval <strong>of</strong>permitting agency.4 in. Perforated plastic pipeVegetation – Side slopes and bottom (may require irrigation)<strong>Design</strong> ProcedureStep 1 – Calculate Water <strong>Quality</strong> Volume (WQV)Using the Appendix E in this <strong>Design</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>, determine the tributarydrainage area and stormwater quality design volume (WQV) for 48-hourdrawdown.Step 2 – Calculate design depth <strong>of</strong> water surcharge ininfiltration basin (D max )Dmaxtmax× I=12 × sUse the <strong>Design</strong> DataSummary Sheet(Table IB-3) to recorddesign information forthe permitting agency’sreview.wheret max = Maximum drawdown time = 48 hrsI = Site infiltration rate (soil permeability) (in/hr)s = Safety factorIn the formula for maximum allowable depth, the safety factor accounts for the variability in soilpermeability at the site and the relative uncertainty in the infiltration rate measurements. The morevariable the soil conditions and the less certain the infiltration rate, the higher the safety factor should be.Safety factors typically range between two (2) and ten (10) and should be determined by a qualifiedgeotechnical engineer or geologist based on field measurements <strong>of</strong> saturated vertical permeability at theproposed site. Note that soils with permeability greater than two (2) inches per hour may be used if fullpretreatment is provided using one <strong>of</strong> the approved treatment controls from this manual.<strong>Stormwater</strong> <strong>Quality</strong> <strong>Design</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>Sacramento</strong> and South Placer Regions<strong>May</strong> <strong>2007</strong>IB-3

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