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Storm Water

Frequent Flooding Requires Stormwater Infrastructure Improvements

Problem

The area surrounding the Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office had a history of frequent flooding. CTI was retained to identify measures to remediate the situation.

 

Solution

After obtaining topographic survey and GIS data, CTI created a hydrologic model simulating stormwater runoff in the area of concern. A hydraulic model was created to analyze the capacity of the existing stormwater infrastructure as well as the proposed improvements.

 

Project Elements

  • Series of diversion ditches conveying the runoff away from the ridge (west of the site) and parking lots.
  • Detention pond constructed at the southern end of the site to collect the diverted runoff
  • Box culverts beneath the entrance to the parking lot to direct flow towards the pond
  • V-notch weir to control runoff velocity and volume

 

CTI Services

  • Survey of site topography and existing stormwater infrastructure
  • Hydrologic modeling of project site and surrounding contributing drainage area using storm and sanitary analysis
  • Hydraulic modeling of existing infrastructure and proposed improvements using AutoDesk Storm and Sanitary Analysis and the AutoCAD Civil3D Hydraflow Hydrographs extension
  • Construction Administration
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Client

Catoosa County, GA

Project Cost

$621,000

Funding

Local

CTI Personnel on project

Philip Schofield, PE

Scott Hamby, EI

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