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Appendix

Appendix C - Sanitary Calculations / Relevant Sewer Master Plan Information

November 3, 2020Pages 533–5381 section

Calculations and excerpts from the Sanitary Master Plan regarding sewage capacity for the proposed building.

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Proposed 54 units and 655 m2 retailEstimated Average Daily Waste Flow (ADWF) of 0.375 L/sCalculated population equivalent: 108 capPeak Wet Weather Flow (PWWF) estimated at 1.572 L/s

Appendix C

  • Sanitary Calculations
  • Relevant Sewer Master Plan Information

Glentanna Developments - 298 Island Highway - Servicing Report


Sewage Calculations - Proposed Building

Project No. 32668 Date: August 24, 2020 Prepared by: RT

Assumptions

  • 300 L/c/d (MMCD)
  • 1.8 cap/unit (CRD - for High density)
  • 5 L/m² for retail/commercial (VIHA)
  • Rest as per MMCD design guidelines

Given

  • 54 units
  • 655 m² retail/commercial

Calc's ADWF

  • 54 units x 1.8 cap/unit x 300 L/cap/day = 29,160 L/day
  • 655 m² x 5 L/m² = 3,275 L/day
  • Total = 32,435 L/day
  • $\Rightarrow$ 0.375 L/s

Calc Peaking Factor

  • Pop equivalent = 32,435 L/day / 300 L/cap/day = 108 cap

$PF = 6.75 \cdot P^{-0.11} = 6.75(108)^{-0.11} = 4.032$

PWWF

  • Assume no I/I since building take whole site.
  • $\therefore = 4.032(0.375\text{ L/s}) = 1.512\text{ L/s}$

Compare to Sewer Master Plan

Given

  • Site area = 1,853 m²
  • Section 4.3 indicates mixed use properties used a FSR of 1.2 - 1.5
    • $\rightarrow$ assume 298 Island highway has FSR of 1.5 in sewer model

Assumptions

  • Proposed sewage is proportional to FSR/gross area.

Calculations

  • Proposed Gross area = 5,559 m²
  • Master sewer plan = $1.5 \times 1,853 = 2,779.5\text{ m}^2$
  • $\therefore \frac{5,559}{2,779.5} = 2$

Master Sewer Plan should have assumed approximately 1/2 the sewage flow based on floor area. $\therefore$ approximately 0.756 L/s more flow (1/2 PWWF)


Draft text from the View Royal Sanitary Master Plan report
Draft text from the View Royal Sanitary Master Plan report

DRAFT View Royal Sanitary Master Plan

Working Draft | 16 October 2017 Prepared for Town of View Royal

or Floor Space Ratios (FSR) for these areas. A range of FSRs were provided (e.g. 1.2 - 1.5) and the lowest value was used to estimate the size of the dwelling during the model build. These future land use areas were the first to receive population changes in the model; if the population did not reach 16,900 after these changes, the remaining difference was spread out evenly throughout the Town.

After receiving this information and inputting these changes into the model, the residential population summed to 20,488. This increased value (compared to the original estimate of 16,900) may be due to the future model using the existing population density values, as these values were calculated with the 2016 Census data and may not match with future conditions. This may lead to an overestimation, for example, if an existing neighbourhood that is predominantly single-family homes with a population density of 3-4 people/dwelling changes to a multi-family property in the future where the population density most likely reduces to 1-2 people/dwelling. Although the future PC-SWMM model accounts for the increased number of dwellings, the 2016 population density is still used, which may inflate the total number of people in this location for some of the catchment areas.

4.4. Existing Conditions

4.4.1. Existing System

Refer to Figures 1 and 2, showing the Town's existing sanitary infrastructure and the existing pump station catchment areas respectively.

4.4.2. Population

Existing cadastral shape files were received from the Town. Once imported into the model, each parcel was assigned a number of dwellings for single family homes and multi-family residences, while the ICI locations calculated equivalent populations based on the lot area or other factors as described in Section 2.2.1. The number of dwellings were then multiplied by the catchment-specific population density to yield the total population for that parcel.

Refer to Figure 3 for the Town's current land use map.

4.4.3. System Age

The Town's sanitary infrastructure ranges from 5 to 46 years old, with the majority of it having been installed between 1971 and 1981. Figure 4 provides further details on the age of the Town's sanitary sewers.


Sanitary Master Plan map showing future population model results with upgrades
Sanitary Master Plan map showing future population model results with upgrades

Sanitary Master Plan

Model Results with Upgrades - Future Population with 100 Figure 12 Project No. 2243-17101-00 Date: Oct 13, 2017

Legend

Force Main

  • Velocity <= 3m/s
  • Velocity > 3m/s

Junctions

  • No Surcharge
  • Surcharge Locations

Wet Well Depth

  • <= 0.3m Above Lag Pump Start Depth
  • > 0.3m Above Lag Pump Start Depth

Gravity Main - Max/Full Depth

  • 0.0 - 0.5
  • 0.5 - 0.7
  • 0.7 - 1
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Extracted from: 2020 11 03 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf