4A---- Put this Addendum B4 Manning’s

equation section

4Z---And the Conclusion Right at the end

4.A Runoff Routing Drainage Area A:

The Main Drainage Channel is designed to route all of the runoff from Drainage Area A into the

Wet/Dry ponds designed in Section 5. This section will roughly describe the post development

runoff pattern. From Figure 2.04 runoff from Drainage area B and C will flow into Main Drainage

Area A. However because there will be secondary drainage channels routing all excess runoff

from drainage area B and C directly into the Detroit River, the excess runoff will not need to be

considered in this section.

Figure 4.A outline the projected Drainage pattern for Drainage Area A. The routing will be

accomplished by sloping the land in the direction of the Main Drainage Swale. This terrain will

force runoff landing on drainage area A to flow towards the main drainage swale.
Figure 4.A Post Development Drainage Pattern For Drainage Area A

Figure 2.04: Existing flow path of water

4.Z Main Drainage Swale Conclusion

In conclusion, according design section 4, The Main Drainage Swale has a 5 year and a 100 year
storm rainfall capacity. All excess rain rater from Drainage Area A will be routed towards the
Main Drainage Channel by natural slope gravity. The runoff flowing in the Main Drainage Swale
will lead into the Wet/Dry pond designed in Section 5.