Lonza Biologics Campus Expansion, Portsmouth, NH Stormwater Management

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Lonza Biologics Campus Expansion, Portsmouth, NH Stormwater Management Allan Masison, Nicholas Francis, Owen Sweet, Philip McHenry (PM) & Rezwan Ali Project Advisor: Anthony Puntin, P.E. | Project Sponsor: Patrick Crimmins, P.E. Scope of Work Existing Conditions Conceptual master plan for proposed campus expansion Building locations Traffic circulation Parking Stream restoration design Foundation & pavement recommendations LID stormwater management Environmental assessment 23-acre site, the “Iron Parcel” Neighboring Lonza facilities Hodgson Brook flows under site in 48-inch concrete pipe 1.73 acres of wetland area Large soil pile Chlordane contamination Historically served as housing for Pease Air Force Base Program Merge Iron Parcel with existing campus to provide cohesion 3 phases for development 1-million ft2 of industrial space 1,000 future employees Minimum 667 parking spaces Minimize environmental impact Daylight Hodgson Brook Stream Restoration Foundations Stormwater Management 40+ boring logs were provided Refusal typically between 12-18 ft Mostly fill, dense silty clay and dense sand layers Frost line 3 feet below grade Shallow foundations Subsurface gravel wetland for Phase 1 Water Quality Volume (WQV) = 15,000 ft3 , 1-inch storm 95% theoretical removal efficiency (3D perspective) Pavement Wetland Impacts Mitigation is required by law when wetlands are impacted (NHDES) 1.73 acres of wetlands; 0.93 acres impacted, 0.80 acres avoided $200k expected contribution to the Aquatic Resource Management (ARM) Fund for wetland impacts Acknowledgements Special thanks to our sponsor, Patrick Crimmins from Tighe & Bond, our advisor, Anthony Puntin, and the help provided by Joel Ballestero, Prof. Tom Ballestero, Prof. Jo Sias, and the UNH Stormwater Center. 3 2-year flow = 52.1 cfs ; 100-year flow = 175.9 cfs Drainage area = 131.8 acres