EW-2: Runoff Flow Control
1-3 point
Goal
Mimic predevelopment hydrological conditions in the right of way (ROW) and minimize
offsite stormwater controls.
Requirements
- Develop a stormwater management plan for the site using stormwater best
management practices (BMPs) for flow control. Explicitly state the goals of this plan
and how performance will be measured.
- Use low-impact development (LID) BMPs to the maximum extent feasible as
determined in Project Requirement PR-8 by a licensed professional.
- Compute the 90th percentile average annual rainfall event values for the following
predevelopment and post-construction conditions:
- VpreROW = inside ROW predevelopment volume of runoff
- Vpre-out = outside ROW predevelopment volume of run-on
- Vtotal-pre = VpreROW + Vpre-out = total predevelopment volume
- Qpre = predevelopment flow rate measured at water body receiving effluent
from the site, based on Vtotal-pre
- VpostROW = inside ROW post-construction volume of runoff
- Vpost-out = outside ROW post-construction volume of run-on
- Vtotal-post = VpostROW + Vpost-out = total post-construction volume
- Qpost = post-construction flow rate measured at the same location as Qpre, based
on Vtotal-post
- Provide BMPs for stormwater flow control. List the types, manufacturers, total
volumes and flow rates controlled by BMPs within the ROW or outside of the ROW.
- Demonstrate that the planned BMPs meet the following flow control criteria:
- BMPs conform to all applicable minimum flow control standards for all
effluent leaving the ROW set by the governing jurisdiction for volume, flow
control and time of concentration. State the minimum requirements, including
critical erosive flow criteria, and provide referenced document or policy.
- RV = Ratio of Volume Achieved = Vtotal-post/Vtotal-pre ≤ 1.20
- RF = Ratio of Flow Rate Achieved = Qpost/Qpre ≤ 1.20
- Points are awarded per Table EW-2.1 based on type of alignment, location of
BMPs and level of control achieved. Use RV and RF, whichever is higher, to
determine if points have been earned.

Documentation
A copy of the executive summary of the project drainage design report that includes, at minimum, the following:
- Short narrative that addresses each of the credit requirements.
As needed, supporting calculations for runoff areas, runoff volume (output from any rainfall modeling software
used is adequate), and treatment levels may be requested.
Public commentary on credit EW-2
Thanks for the note about the duplicates, but as far as the chart is concerned, we changed the margins and print on the pages so that the orientation of this landscape image matters less. Sorry for the inconvenience.
On page 147: At 1st paragraph please check the text "Is collected runoff and other STORED FOR STORED FOR ...".
On page 140: the chart was in the correct orientation in the previous version (CCW) and is now in the reverse direction (clockwise)
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