GROUNDWATER MOUNDING MODELING RESULTS
GI100 Yr Storm Exfiltration Volume (cf)Infiltration Area (sf)Recharge Rate (in/hr)Duration of Infiltration Period (hr)Depth to SHWTGW Mound Height
Infiltration Basin 129,8742,4751014.485.654.71
Infiltration Basin 298375204.9545.864.86 (4.36 for 6" sand)2.96
Infiltration Basin 312,5831,1501013.135.18 (4.68 for 6" sand)2.60
Lot 11,722566.282.4514.893.01.07
Lot 21,722392.047.856.713.00.82
Lot 31,722479.164.0510.654.50.80
Lot 41,722479.164.0510.654.50.92
Lot 61,722348.488.457.027.430.82
Lot 71,722348.48105.934.630.80
Lot 81,722348.48105.934.630.80
Lot 91,722348.4887.419.160.83
Lot 101,722348.48105.936.490.80

Soil Erosion and Sediment Control

Soil erosion and sediment control measures have been designed in accordance with the Standards for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control in New Jersey and are shown on the plan. These include stormwater management, silt fence, inlet protection, stabilized construction access, and temporary and permanent stabilization

Point Discharge Stability

Point Discharge stability can be met by either maintaining existing peak rates of runoff for a “failure analysis” which ignores infiltration and storage below the lowest basin outlet or by demonstrating stable conditions under the proposed design. Ocean County Soil Conservation district has adopted current precipitation adjustment factors at N.J.A.C. 7:8-5.7(c), the values of which are reflected in the tables below.

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