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Res 2017-126/approving an Agreement between Tetra Tech, Inc. of San Antonio, Texas and the City of San Marcos for Professional Engineering Services to update the City’s Storm Water Technical Manual and Low Impact Development Technical Appendix
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Res 2017-126/approving an Agreement between Tetra Tech, Inc. of San Antonio, Texas and the City of San Marcos for Professional Engineering Services to update the City’s Storm Water Technical Manual and Low Impact Development Technical Appendix
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Task 3.1.2:SCM Selection Framework <br /> The SCM selection process, which takes place during the planning and site development phase of a design <br /> project, must consider the specific conditions, constraints, and requirements of each site (e.g., geotechnical <br /> issues, infiltration capacity, pollutants of concern, hydromodification needs). Tetra Tech will develop a <br /> series of tables that includes SCM type with adequate information to assist in the selection of the proper <br /> SCMs to be incorporated into the site plan in a way that is consistent with existing regulations. A matrix will <br /> be developed to provide comparison of SCM technical specifications and constraints, short and long term <br /> operation and maintenance considerations, as well as qualitative SCM costs (construction and inspection <br /> and maintenance) for the three practices. In addition, a decision framework (e.g., decision tree, selection <br /> matrix) will be prepared which will consider site constraints such as infiltration capabilities, groundwater <br /> conditions, slope, and maximum recommended drainage area which may limit implementation of some <br /> SCMs. The decision framework will provide a step-by-step process for identifying the suite of SCMs most <br /> appropriate for a site. We will also include guidance for city staff and designers on how to incorporate <br /> additional types of SCMs (including proprietary devices) into their site. This will allow designers to suggest <br /> SCMs that can be incorporated into the LID technical appendix in future updates. <br /> Task 3.1.3:SCM Design Guidance <br /> Tetra Tech will prepare design sections for the three LID SCMs to be included as part of the LID technical <br /> appendix. The design section documents will include the technical design material, operations and <br /> maintenance requirements. Information contained within the design sections will include: <br /> • Brief description of the SCM and its intended operation. <br /> • Highlight incentives and multiple benefits of LID to promote implementation, as well as provide <br /> placeholders for future efforts for potential quantification of these benefits based on Triple <br /> Bottom Line procedures. <br /> • Narrative technical design guidance and specifications: This will include text to be used in <br /> development of specifications for SCM-specific elements such as amended soil, aggregate, <br /> underdrains, recommended vegetation, etc. Sections will not include standard specifications <br /> such as, but not limited to, concrete mix design, pipe design, utility relocation, etc. <br /> • Engineering design templates: Detailed schematics and drawings will be provided for each <br /> SCM in a format that can be integrated readily into engineering drawings, site plans and <br /> details. The design templates will include critical components, design considerations, and <br /> example site configurations for each SCM while allowing for flexibility where various options <br /> exist(e.g. various curb cut options). <br /> • Operations and maintenance guidelines and checklist, including frequency of suggested <br /> maintenance, triggers for maintenance checks, and recommended maintenance actions. <br /> Deliverables <br /> • Draft LID technical appendix for City review <br /> 14 <br />
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