Acceptable Methods for Determining Sample Clauses

Acceptable Methods for Determining. Design Flows and Volumes The following table summarizes the standard methods for determining design flows and volumes. Alternate methods may be considered on a case by case basis. Application Method Sizing of Urban Conveyance Systems for all new development and redevelopment with a drainage area no larger than 200 acres or with an overland system no larger than 20 acres. Rational Method using ODOT Zone 13 IDF Curves. Use ODOT Hydraulics Manual Chapter 7, Hydrology and Chapter 13, Storm Drainage. Sizing of Flow Control Systems Approved hydrograph techniques such as the Soil Conservation Service Unit Hydrograph (SCSUH or NRCS TR-55) as found in the ODOT Hydraulics Manual. All other analyses are only as permitted by Public Works.
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