1 Porous Pavement and Model Municipal Operations Center Demonstration Project Phase II Photo Document Project County of San Diego DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES August 1,
2 Order of Review Overview of Phase I Results Treatment Train Site Preparation Construction Post Construction Porous Pavement Site Preparation Construction Post Construction Rain Event Results to Date 2
3 Overview of Phase I 3
4 N 11 M12A Porous Concrete 14,936 s.f. Porous Asphalt 40,126 s.f. Pavers 7,896 s.f. Reference Area. 7 Porous Pavement Center COC 62,958 s.f. 4
5 Cost Summary – Porous Pavement 7
6 PHASE I PAVEMENT REPLACEMENT SQUARE FOOT COSTS Demolition & Excavation Installation of Sub Base Pavemen t Costs Square Foot Costs* Annual Est. Square Foot Maintenance Costs Comments Porous Asphalt $ 2.75 $ 1.88 $ 1.87 $ 6.50 $ " excavation/backfill. 3" porous asphalt. Standard Asphalt $ 2.13 $ 1.04 $ 1.32 $ 4.49 $ "- Excavation/Backfill. 6"-Asphalt. Porous Concrete $ 3.19 $ 1.88 $ 6.34 $ $ "- Excavation/Backfill. 5-1/2" pervious concrete. Standard Concrete $ 1.51 $ - $ 3.42 $ 4.93 $ 0.01 No new base material. 6"- Reinforced Concrete Porous Pavers $ 2.75 $ 1.88 $ 9.63 $ TBD 18"- Excavation/Backfill. 3"-Paver. *Square foot cost are based on actual cost received by the County of San Diego. 8
7 Phase I Treatment Train Schematic 5
8 Targeted Pollutants of Concern Suspended Solids Oil/Grease Metals (Copper, Zinc, Chromium, Cadmium) Organics Nitrogen Note: These are consistent between Phase I and Phase II. 6
9 Phase II 9
10 Current and Proposed Porous Pavement and Treatment Train Locations 10
11 Phase II Expansion Three additional media filtration units Three additional porous paving test plots (54,000 sf) One additional porous concrete test plot Two additional porous asphalt test plots Geogrid stabilization under 1/2 of each new porous asphalt test plot 26,000 sf of roof runoff diverted to porous asphalt test beds Enhanced monitoring to evaluate current/expanded BMP effectiveness 11
12 Phase II Treatment Train Schematic 12
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14 TREATMENT TRAIN Site Preparation 14
15 TREATMENT TRAIN Site Preparation and Excavation 15
16 TREATMENT TRAIN Excavation Around Phase 1 Treatment Train 16
17 TREATMENT TRAIN CONSTRUCTION 17
18 TREATMENT TRAIN Installation of MFS and Storm Filter Chambers 20
19 TREATMENT TRAIN Installation of MFS and Storm Filter Chambers 21
20 TREATMENT TRAIN Installation of Diversion Pipe and Monitoring Boxes 26
21 TREATMENT TRAIN Backfilling Treatment Train 28
22 TREATMENT TRAIN Maintenance 30
23 TREATMENT TRAIN CONSTRUCTION 29
24 TREATMENT TRAIN MSF Unit Replacement Filter 31
25 TREATMENT TRAIN Filter Replacement of Phase 1 MSF Unit 32
26 CDS PRE-TREATMENT CLEAN-OUT After Three Rain Events 33
27 POROUS PAVEMENT Site Preparation 34
28 POROUS PAVEMENT Excavation Engraving 35
29 POROUS PAVEMENT CONSTRUCTION 37
30 POROUS PAVEMENT Installation of Subsurface Overflow Drainage and Monitoring System 38
31 POROUS PAVEMENT CONSTRUCTION 39
32 POROUS ASPHALT PROFILE 41
33 POROUS PAVEMENT Installation of Geotech Style Fabric and Aggregate 44
34 POROUS PAVEMENT Installation of Geogrip Re-enforcement 45
35 POROUS PAVEMENT Porous Asphalt Overlain Aggregate Bed 52
36 POROUS PAVEMENT Installation of Porous Asphalt 50
37 POROUS ASPHALT PROFILE 46
38 POROUS PAVEMENT Installation of Porous Concrete 47
39 POROUS PAVEMENT Porous Concert Curing Process 48
40 POROUS PAVEMENT POST CONSTRUCTION 54
41 POROUS PAVEMENT Asphalt concrete Interface 55
42 POROUS PAVEMENT POST-CONSTRUCTION 56
43 POROUS PAVEMENT Porous Concrete Infiltration 57
44 POROUS PAVEMENT Porous Asphalt Infiltration 58
45 POROUS PAVEMENT Rain Event November 30,
46 POROUS PAVEMENT RAIN EVENT (11/30/2007) 60
47 POROUS PAVEMENT RAIN EVENT (11/30/2007) 61
48 POROUS PAVEMENT RAIN EVENT (11/30/2007) 62
49 POROUS PAVEMENT RAIN EVENT (11/30/2007) 63
50 Results to Date 64
51 Porous Paving Treatments Rainfall and Runoff measured during 11 events during the wet season. Events ranged from 0.23 inches to 1.07 inches during Phase I monitoring. All Three Porous Paving Treatments eliminated 100 percent of the runoff and associated contaminants. 65
52 Infiltration Works! 66
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55 MFS Performance (Phase I) Perlite used as Media Initial data based upon only 3 events Effective at further removal of sediment Coarse sediments (>63 µ) to <1.8 mg/L. Fine sediments (<63 µ) to <14 mg/L Effective at further removal of contaminants strongly associated with particulate contaminants e.g. Total Lead concentrations reduced percent 69
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