Supporting Documentation · May 6, 2026
Report 4 13 2026
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Show all pagesENSURPLAN, INC. ww.Ensurplan.net w ivil Engineers & Land Surveyors C Ph: (732) 469-0400 Certificate of Authorization 24GA27997700 STORMWATER DRAINAGE REPORT 04/13/26 Minor Subdivision 15 Ridgeway Ave West Orange, NJ Infiltration Mounding Analysis he mounding of the infiltrated water below the basin bottom is modeled utilizing the Hantush T spreadsheet calculator downloaded from the NJDEP. epth for the mounding analysis is based on the maximum depth of the projected 100 year D storm or 3.44 feet. The initial calculation inputs are as follows he recharge rate, R,or the permeability rate utilized is ½ of the measured rate of 1.0”/hr T R=0.5 “/hr he basin dimensions for spread sheet entry were 65’’ x 6.5’. Because the basin shape is linear T the spread sheet is run twice with the x and y values transposed. The specific yield utilized was the default value of 0.15. The horizontal hydraulic conductivity was set equal to the design permeability rate of 0.5”/hr. The duration of the infiltration period was calculated as follows. Infiltrated Vol (0.045 af) (43,560 sf) (12”) / Footprint (1,600 sf) (0.5”/hr) = 29 hrs The initial thickness of the saturated zone utilized was the default value of 10 feet. esults indicate a zero change in mounding at a distance 23.5’ from the long axis of the pond R and a zero change in mounding at a distance 25’ from the long axis of the pond. There are no building structures with a basement within the area which would experience an increase of ground water elevation. 13 Mailing Address: Post Office Box 4304, Warren, NJ 07059
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