Stormwater Atlas

City of Tulsa

Stormwater Management Criteria Manual

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Document Metadata

Jurisdiction level
City

“City of Tulsa - Engineering Services Department”

Cover

State
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Version / edition
June/October 2019

“June 2019 / October 2019”

Cover / TOC

Adoption / effective date
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Last revised date
2019-10

“October 2019”

TOC footer

Relationship to state manual
independent

“Oklahoma Stormwater Law”

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Design Criteria

Design storm return periods (years)
100-year

“Storm sewers shall be designed to pass the 1% (100-year) storm”

Street Drainage chapter

Water quality volume method
Water quality control and post-construction stormwater pollution prevention plan requirements included. Technical criteria cover rainfall/runoff, channels, street drainage/inlets/storm sewers, and detention pond design.

“Water Quality Control”

TOC / criteria

Peak flow calculation method(s)
Rational Method for applicable watershed sizes, Design storm hydrology per Technical Provisions, Storm sewers designed to pass the 1% (100-year) storm, Detention pond design criteria; fee-in-lieu of onsite detention option

“RATIONAL METHOD / DESIGN STORM”

Technical Provisions TOC

Hydrologic/hydraulic software
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Approved BMP categories
Detention ponds, Storm sewers and inlets, Open channels, Post-construction stormwater pollution prevention BMPs

“Detention Ponds”

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