LID Residential Subdivision Prairiewood Phase 1 Site Location and - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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LID Residential Subdivision Prairiewood Phase 1 Site Location and Context South limit of Whitchurch Stouffville, west of Tenth Line. Existing development to the north and west. Developable area bounded by woodlot/wetland and Stouffville


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LID Residential Subdivision Prairiewood Phase 1

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Site Location and Context

  • South limit of Whitchurch Stouffville, west of

Tenth Line.

  • Existing development to the north and west.
  • Developable area bounded by

woodlot/wetland and Stouffville Creek valley corridor.

  • Original MESP SWM proposal to discharge to

SWM pond north of site.

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Draft Plan of Subdivision

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Existing Grades

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Stormwater Management Criteria

  • Water Quality Control – satisfy the MOE

Enhanced Protection Guidelines.

  • Erosion Control – detention of the runoff from

a 25 mm storm released over 97.2 hours.

  • Water Quantity Control – Post development to

Pre‐development controls for the 2 year through 100 year storm as per the unit flow relationships from the overall Duffin Creek watershed model.

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LID Concept

  • Implementation of Low Impact Development

facilities distributed throughout the site including;

  • 1. Extra topsoil depths on the lots,
  • 2. Bioretention swales,
  • 3. Enhanced swales,
  • 4. Oil/grit Separators,
  • 5. Granular cisterns,
  • 6. Bioretention/dry quantity pond,
  • 7. Outlet cooling trench.
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LID Concept

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Grading Plan

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Water Quality and Erosion Controls

  • Water Quality – Enhanced Protection Guidelines:
  • 1. Oil Grit separators for the storm sewers (roads and

contributing lots),

  • 2. 0.3 metre deep clear stone gallery below the

perforated pipe invert for contributing lots.

  • Erosion Controls – runoff from 25mm storm
  • 1. Provided in the clear stone gallery above the

perforated pipe invert.

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Woodlot Bioretention Swale

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Woodlot Bioretention Swale

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Bioretention Swale & Granular Cistern South Limit of Subdivision

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Bioretention Swale & Granular Cistern Profile

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Bioretention Swale & Granular Cistern Section

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Enhanced Swale & Linear Granular Cistern Northeast Limit of Subdivision

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Enhanced Swale & Linear Granular Cistern Profile

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Enhanced Swale & Linear Granular Cistern Section

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Water Quantity Control

  • Water Quantity control – 2 through 100 year

post development to pre‐development levels.

  • 1. Provided in the dry bioretention pond above

a ponding depth of 0.25 metres.

  • 2. 0.25 metre depth and below utilized to

provide polishing of low flows.

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Bioretention Pond

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Bioretention Pond Section

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Proposed Overall Landscape Plan

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Construction Implementation Strategy

  • Fundamental approach – avoid construction
  • f all granular galleries and landscape features

until after build‐out and green up.

  • Provide separate Erosion Sedimentation

control plans for earthworks and underground servicing/house building.

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Earthworks Sediment Control Plan

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Underground Servicing Sediment Control Plan

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Thank‐you

  • Questions?