Appendix 3.1.0. GENERAL  


§ 3.1.1. Interference Due to Flow in Streets
§ 3.1.2. Interference Due to Ponding
§ 3.1.3. Street Cross Flow
§ 3.1.4. Allowable Flow of Water Through Intersections
§ 3.1.5. Valley Gutter

The location of inlets and permissible flow of water in streets should be related to the extent and frequency of interference to traffic and the likelihood of flood damage to surrounding property for the 25 and 100 year frequency storms. Interference to traffic is regulated by design limits of the spread of water into traffic lanes, especially in regard to arterials. Flooding of surrounding property from streets is controlled by limiting curb buildup to the top of curb for a 25 year storm which is designated as the design storm. Conveyance provisions for the 100 year storm must also be made within defined right of way and easements.