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Blackberry Farm-SY130404O'Brien ninerin, Inc. Hydraulics Hydrnlogy Civil Engineering April 4, 2013 Mr. Ken Griffin, PE Director of Engineering and Public Works City of Coppell 255 Parkway Blvd. P.O. Box 9478 Coppell, TX 75019 RE: Hydraulic Analysis of Denton Creek for The Holmes Builders, City of Coppell, Dallas County, TX OEI Job # 347.002 Dear Ken: This letter includes the hydraulic evaluations for Denton Creek in the vicinity of the proposed Denton Creek Estates Development. The Holmes Builders (Owner) proposes to subdivide a 54.6 -acre tract of land in Coppell and Carrollton, Texas and develop as single - family residential lots. The subject property is located north of Sandy Lake Road, west of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River (Elm Fork), and approximately 2000 feet east of MacArthur Boulevard. Denton Creek flows through the subject tract and drains into Elm Fork approximately 5,400 feet downstream. Objective The primary objective of the study is to evaluate the floodplain hydraulics of Denton Creek in the vicinity of the project site for the purpose of determining a layout for the proposed development, which will not result in an adverse condition in the floodplain. Reports summarizing the analysis of the impacts of the proposed development to the Elm Fork floodplain are provided in separate studies developed for requesting a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Letter of Map Change (LOMC) and for requesting a Corridor Development Certificate (CDC) within the North Central Texas Trinity River Corridor. Hydrologic Analysis No Hydrology was developed for this project. The hydraulic model for this project evaluation uses the peak flood flow rates based on ultimate development conditions obtained from the City -Wide Storm Water Management Study (SWMS) by Half Associates, Inc. (January 1991). Table 1 provides a comparison between the ultimate development and FEMA Flood Insurance Study (FIS) peak flood flow rates. 14900 Landmark Blvd., Ste 530, Dallas. Texas 75254 972.233.2288 Ph 972.233.2818 Fx OBrienEng.com Texas Firm ID # F -3758 VOSB Mr. Ken Griffin, PE 4/4/2013 Page 2of5 Table 1 Comparison of Denton Creek 100 -Year Peak Flood Flow Rates 1991 Coppell City -Wide Drainage 1984 Flood Storm Water Area Insurance Study Management Study Location (sq -mile) (cfs) (cfs) At confluence with Elm Fork 23.88 17,800 19,100 Below Cottonwood Branch 20.84 21,300 22,468 Above Cottonwood Branch 12.10 19,400 16,681 Hydraulic Analysis The hydraulic model for Denton Creek, referenced in the SWMS, was developed by Kimley -Horn and Associates (KHA) in HEC -2 format. The model uses flood flow rates developed in the KHA study and listed in Table 1 above. The downstream -most cross section is located approximately 18,000 feet upstream of the confluence of Denton Creek with Elm Fork. This 18,000 -foot reach was not modeled in either the FIS or the SWMS and is located within the Elm Fork floodplain: The subject property is located within this reach between river stations 5,300 and 9,000. Based on the FIS flood profile of;Denton Creek, the Elm Fork flood profile is more dominant than the Denton Creek flood profile through this 18,000 -foot reach (see Table 3 below). For this study, a hydraulic model of Denton Creek was developed through the subject tract to determine channel velocities and whether or not the proposed development would cause an adverse condition within the floodplain. The attached Exhibit 1, Cross Section Location and Floodplain Map, indicates the location of the Denton Creek model cross sections. . Topography indicates that floodplain flow in the left overbank (east side of the Denton Creek Channel) between sections 12834 and 11070 would be diverted towards the east away from the subject tract. A lateral weir was used in the model to estimate the amount of flow that splits from Denton Creek. Flow optimization was selected in the model with the assumption that any flow leaving the channel through the lateral weir would leave the system and contribute to the Elm Fork flooding to the east. The estimated remaining ultimate conditions channel flow through the subject tract in Denton Creek would be approximately 3,630 cfs. A second lateral weir was used to simulate a similar condition between sections 7617 and 6468. Below section 6468 the remaining flow in Denton Creek determined using the HEC -RAS flow optimization would be approximately 3,290 cfs. The floodplain and channel topography for the subject area were obtained from on -the- ground field data surveyed by Kadleck & Associates mapped to one -foot contour interval topography. The topography for limited portions of the floodplain outside of the SAOEI Current Jobs \347.002 Denton Creek Estates - Coppell -The Holmes Builders \Reports \City Letter Report \4 -5 ?013 Submittal \347.002 Denton Creek Letter Report -rev 2013- 04- 01.doc Mr. Ken Griffin, PE 4/4/2013 Page 3 of 5 project site was augmented with the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) 2007 aerial photography mapped to 2 -foot contour intervals. The topography for portions of the Denton Creek channel was augmented with topography developed for the Trinity River Corridor Mapping from a 1991 aerial survey mapped to 2 -foot contour intervals. The hydraulic analysis was conducted using the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USAGE) water surface profiles computer program, HEC -RAS (version 4.1). Channel and overbank reach lengths were digitally measured using ESRI's ArcView software. Manning's roughness coefficients were verified through field reconnaissance with reference to Guide for Selecting Manning's Roughness Coefficients for Natural Channels and Flood Plains Water - Supply Paper 2339, by the United States Geological Survey, 1989 and, Open - Channel Hydraulics by Ven Te Chow. The Pre - Project model was used as a platform to develop the Post - Project model. The Post - Project model of Denton Creek represents floodplain modifications, which would result from the proposed development, which includes placement of fill in the right overbank due to the proposed development. The proposed floodplain modifications begin near cross section number 9141 and continue through cross section 5599. Floodplain modifications include floodplain fill to elevate the residential building pads above the base flood elevations according to City of Coppell ordinance and excavated basins to compensate for loss in valley storage to satisfy the Trinity River Corridor Development regional criteria. Sub - divided lots are proposed on both sides of Denton Creek. Access to the eastern lots is proposed by constructing a bridge over Denton Creek as indicated on the attached grading and bridge plans. The bridge will be 36 -foot wide with a span of 66- feet with the low chord of the bridge beams elevated 2 -feet above the ultimate 1 % AC floodplain elevation per city ordinance. The channel beneath the bridge (Exhibit 3 — Cross Sections Plotted Upstream and Downstream Face of Bridge) would transition to the natural section within about 25 of the upstream and downstream faces of the bridge. Results and Conclusions Our evaluation indicates that the proposed project would not cause an increase in the Denton Creek ultimate 1 % AC flood water surface elevations or in the FIS 1 % AC flood water surface elevation, nor would it create or increase erosive velocities. The ultimate 1% AC flood channel velocities on Denton Creek would be a maximum of 2.9 feet per second (fps) through the subject tract. A summary tabulation .of Ultimate 1% AC flood water surface elevations and velocities for various conditions on Denton Creek is provided in Table 3. The workmap map with cross section locations is included as Exhibit 1 and the Proposed Grading Plans are included as Exhibit 2. Digital copies of the hydraulic models are included on a CD (attached). SA0Ft Current Jobs \347.002 Denton Creek Estates- Coppell -The Holmes Builders \Reports \City Letter Report \4 -5 ?013 Subnutis1\347.002 Denton Creek Letter Report -rev 2013 -04- 01.doc Mr. Ken Griffin, PE 4/4/2013 Page 4of5 Table 2 Comparison of Ultimate 1% AC Water Surface Elevations Location Denton Creek Cross Section Denton Creek (ft) Elm Fork Interpolated (ft) Difference Near U/S Limit of Property 9467 447.0 448.3 1.3 Water Surface Elevation (Ft) 9141 446.8 448.2- 1.4 8947 446.7 448.2 1.5 (3) - (1) 8838 446.7 448.1 1.4 4.45 8588 446.5 448.1 1.6 8269 446.5 448.0 1.5 2.93 7617 446.4 448.1 1.7 447.25 7020 446.3 447.5 1.2 0.00 6468 445.9 446.7 0.8 446.92 5992 445.7 446.9 1.2 Near U/S Limit of Property 5599 445.5 446.7 1.2 -0.02 5279 445.3 1 446.4 1.1 Table 3 Summary of Ultimate 1 % Annual Chance Water Surface Elevations and Velocities Location Cross Section Pre- Pro'ect Model Post= Pro'ect Model Difference Water Surface Elevation (Ft) Velocity Channel (fps) Water Surface Elevation (Ft) Velocity Channel (fps) Water Surface Elevation (Ft) Velocity Channel (fps) Column Number ID (1) (2) (3) (4) (3) - (1) (4) - (2) 11574 448.83 4.45 448.82 4.43 -0.01 -0.02 10823 447.62 2.93 447.62 2.93 0.00 0.00 10277 447.25 2.27 447.25 2.27 0.00 0.00 9467 446.93 2.02 446.92 2.02 0.00 0.00 Near Upstream Limit of Property 9141 446.81 1.90 446.79 2.07 -0.02 0.17 Upstream of Proposed Bride 8947 446.73 2.17 446.73 2.06 0.00 -0.11 Downstream of Proposed Bride 8838 446.69 2.20 446.62 2.11 -0.07 -0.09 8588 446.62 2.20 446.53 2.81 -0.09 0.61 8269 446.51 1.87 446.46 1.62 -0.05 -0.25 7617 446.46 1.18 446.45 0.74 -0.01 -0.34 7020 446.28 2.82 446.28 2.87 -0.00 0.05 6468 445.96 2.76 445.94 2.81 -0.02 0.05 5992 445.69 2.76 445.67 2.75 -0.02 -0.01 Near Downstream Limit of Property 5599 445.51 2.63 445.50 2.63 -0.01 0.00 5279 445.30 2.90 445.28 2.90 0.02 0.00 SAOE1 Current Jobs \347.002 Denton Creek Estates- Coppell =The Holmes Builders\Repoits \City Letter Reporl \4 -5 -2013 SubmitNtl \347.002 Denton Creek Letter Report -rev 2013 -04 -Ol .doc Mr. Ken Griffin, PE 4/4/2013 Page 5 of. 5 We trust that the above details and enclosed data will provide the City of Coppell with sufficient information to review the project; we ask that the City of Coppell approve the study. We appreciate your time and assistance in the matter. If you have questions or require further information, please feel free to contact us. We may be reached at (972) 233 -2288. Sincerely, O'BRIEN ENGINEERING, INC TBPE FIRM No. F -3758 t Jim O'Brien, PE, CFM President attachments Exhibit 1 — Cross Section Location and Floodplain Map Exhibit 2 — Grading Plans prepared by Kadleck and Associates Exhibit 3 — Cross Section Plots Upstream & Downstream Face of Bridge 2010 Preliminary FIS Flood Profile for Denton Creek CD — Digital copies of the hydraulic models xc: Mr. Terry Holmes, The Holmes Builders S:\0E1 Current Jobs \347.002 Denton Creek Eslates- Coppell ,ne Holmes Builden\Keports\City Letter Report \4 -5 3013 Sit bniit(a1 347.002 Denton Creel: Letter Report -rev 2013- 04- 01.doc 4iM QVlEX 55861 attachments Exhibit 1 — Cross Section Location and Floodplain Map Exhibit 2 — Grading Plans prepared by Kadleck and Associates Exhibit 3 — Cross Section Plots Upstream & Downstream Face of Bridge 2010 Preliminary FIS Flood Profile for Denton Creek CD — Digital copies of the hydraulic models xc: Mr. Terry Holmes, The Holmes Builders S:\0E1 Current Jobs \347.002 Denton Creek Eslates- Coppell ,ne Holmes Builden\Keports\City Letter Report \4 -5 3013 Sit bniit(a1 347.002 Denton Creel: Letter Report -rev 2013- 04- 01.doc FILE:\\obden9erverthsharel Data \OEI Border Templates\BSrz11 Templale.mvtl Legend Cross Section % % ; z�' i Stream Centerline Proposed Lot Layout Intermediate Contour, Index _Contour 0 400 800 1,600 Fee — ^V d � 9/ i I /uu + 1!I� III cy r „ +9 V— �lJ �I I` S EXHIBIT _ B O , BrienEngineering, Inc. 14 L.mm.n aiwe sm.vo F417 r.e. rsza� n �� �`1� r �:� — Y - \✓ �t % / 1 � Tun Repl�M PnOlneInO Fl�im FJ]]9 BrbnEn0.mm 5 _ 4 .. �' /J THE HOLMES BUILDERS CROSS SECTION LOCATION 1S�Ih� AND FLOODPLAIN MAP ���y�''t \s O ~ L = %% J c;' DALLAS COUNTY TEXAS r" DATE: 04 104/13 OEIJOB #: 347.002 ENO Ld Ld ------ --- LLJ Ld .x ix NINA LOCK F h A/1 .T . �If— P. -S —IT IS m ME PRR w I.". 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