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 Property Description (continued) n site soils testing revealed a depth to seasonal high water varying from 5’ to 7.5’ with an O infiltration rate varying from 0.32”/hr to 1.00”/hr. Testing was done towards the four corners of the site. Only the southwest portion of the site yielded permeability rates great enough to support an infiltration system. he vegetation on the site is predominantly well established lawn, with a number of large T deciduous trees located predominantly along the exterior boundary of the site with a lesser concentration within the site interior. review of the NJ Geoweb site along with a site inspection by the engineer did not reveal any A indications of wetlands, waterways or presence of protected species which might impact the development of the site. Project Scope and Stormwater Management System Overview It is proposed to subdivide the property into two lots. One lot will contain the existing home to the northeast of the site and a new home will be constructed on the second lot. Both lots will share a driveway access centered on the stem portions of the lots accessing Ridgeway Avenue. tility services for the homes shall be provided through the stem portions of the lot connecting to U the mains on Ridgeway Ave. enovations and reconfiguration of the existing home was undertaken pursuant to an approved R zoning permit. During the course of demolition the builder removed a significant portion of the existing dwelling leaving only the garage as a standing structure. Therefore from a stormwater modeling perspective the project shall be now considered the construction of two new homes. shared stormwater management system shall be constructed on the two lots. All proposed A vehicle surfaces shall be
spective the project shall be now considered the construction of two new homes. shared stormwater management system shall be constructed on the two lots. All proposed A vehicle surfaces shall be constructed with permeable pavement. The driveway surfaces shall be underlain with a stone bed and an interconnecting perforated pipe system, both of which will collect runoff from the driveway and direct it towards a proposed basin at the southwest corner of the site. Runoff from all roof surfaces which will receive pre-treatment through the use of a gutter screening system, will also be directed directly to the proposed basin or into the stone bed below the driveway surface. 4 Mailing Address: Post Office Box 4304, Warren, NJ 07059
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