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ATTACHMENT 1604000-14-03

STORMWATER MANAGEMENT REPORT-ANNAPOLIS JANUARY 2017

BMP ID#:

SWM-43

Name:

NEX Micro-Bioretention DA1-P

Type:

Micro-Bioretention

Location:

693 Kinkaid Road (Lat. 38.994613, Long. -76.467909)

TOPIC

General
Information

DETAIL

Year Installed
Drainage Area
Impervious Area
Total Area Treated
Treated Storm/Rainfall
Proposed Flow
Pollutants Treated

~2014

0.88 acres

0.20 acres (master spreadsheet)

0.26 acres (master spreadsheet)

Unknown
Unknown
Total Phosphorus, Metals, TKN, Total Suspended Solids,
Organics, Bacteria, Trash/Debris

Shape
Length, Width, Depth
Slope(s)
Capacity (Water Quality Volume)

Long oval shaped micro-bioretention
Micro-Bioretention: 132’ x 8’ x 4’
Pea gravel with side slopes 3:1
Unknown
No inflow pipe. Three (3) curb drainage outlets comprised of a riprap channel inlet to micro-bioretention (Class I d50=9.5”) 8’ wide, varying lengths. See details below.
NA, no forebay
NA, no forebay
Level spreader for overflow into bioretention basin
(SWM-54) – see detail below. 3:1 Slope to Bioretention
3” mulch layer, followed by 2.5’ of planting soil, 4” of pea gravel, and 18” of stone (#57) with a 4” perforated PVC underdrain system, over 12” of disked soil. Non-woven
geotextile on all sides
2” observation well connected to underdrain system, 6”
above mulch layer, located at northernmost end
Two (2) 8” ductile iron pipes at a 45’ angle. Clean outs located at both ends of underdrain system
Tussock sedge (Carex stricta), wild strawberry (Fragaria virginiana), daylily (Hemerocallis dumortieri), blue flags iris (Iris versicolor), soft rush (Juncus effuses), wild blue phlox (Phlox diviricata), stone crop (Sedum spurium
varieties)
4” diameter perforated 40 PVC or SDR 35, 3/8” @ 6” on
center (128 ft long), 4 holes per row, min. of 3” of gravel over pipe. Pipes placed inside gravel bedding at a min
slope of 0.5%
Underdrain outlet - 4” perforated PVC pipe underdrain
connects to 4” PVC which discharges to bioretention
SWM-54. Overflow goes over spill way to bioretention
SWM-54

Inflow Pipe Length/Diameter
Forebay Volume
Forebay Media Type/Thickness
Spillway
Bioretention Media Type/Thickness

Design Details

INFORMATION

Wellcap / Observation Well
Cleanout Details

Vegetative Cover Type / Landscaping

Underdrain Details

Outflow Pipe Length/Diameter

Bioretention, Micro-Bioretention, and Rain Gardens

BMP ID#:

SWM-43

Name:

NEX Micro-Bioretention DA1-P

Type:

Micro-Bioretention

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