Stormwater Atlas

City of Independence

MARC/APWA Manual of BMPs for Stormwater Quality + APWA Section 5600 (city adopts both)

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Independence D&C Manual / APWA 5600 only on Issuu (no durable direct PDF); criteria from city-cited MARC BMP Manual + published 5600 amendment excerpts.

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Document Metadata

Jurisdiction level
City

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State
Missouri

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Version / edition
MARC/APWA BMP Manual Final October 2012; APWA 5600 adopted

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Adoption / effective date
2012-10-01

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Last revised date
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Relationship to state manual
independent

independent — metro APWA 5600 + MARC BMP standards

Coverage note

Design Criteria

Design storm return periods (years)
2-year, 10-year, 100-year

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Water quality volume method
City Design & Construction Manual adopts APWA Section 5600 Default Strategy: Comprehensive Protection — peak control for 1%, 10%, and 50% chance storms plus volumetric/extended detention of the 90% mean annual event. Water quality via MARC/APWA BMP Manual: WQv captures 90% of average annual runoff using 1.37-inch Water Quality Storm for KC metro (WQv = P × Rv).

Default Strategy: Comprehensive Protection Peak runoff control shall be provided for the 1%, 10% and 50% chance storms and volumetric and/or extended detention control of the 90% mean annual event ... WQv captures 90% ... 1.37-inch Water Quality Storm

APWA 5600 city amendments / MARC BMP Manual

Peak flow calculation method(s)
APWA 5600 Default Strategy peak control (1%/10%/50% chance), MARC/APWA Short-Cut / Small Storm Hydrology methods, Rational Method / SCS TR-55

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Hydrologic/hydraulic software
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Approved BMP categories
Bioretention / rain gardens, Infiltration trenches, Permeable pavement, Extended detention wetland / wet / dry basins, Sand filters, Native vegetation swales, Proprietary MTDs

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