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This project outlines the background, goals, research, drainage requirements, various designs, final recommendation, and cost analysis for redesigning a failing parking lot with inadequate drainage. The study compares Curb and Gutter, Channel Drain, and Box Drain systems, ultimately recommending an affordable option with adequate drainage and minimal construction impact. The final design optimizes parking space usage, allows for multiple construction phases, and addresses landscaping protection concerns.
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Provo Parking Lot Design Clifton Hargus, Rachel Bytheway, Derek Noyes
Outline • Background • Project Goals • Research • Drainage Requirements • Designs • Final Recommendation • Cost Analysis
Background • Pavement Severely Failing • Not Enough Parking • Insufficient Drainage
Goals • The parking lot needs to be designed with better drainage. • Parking spaces need to be arranged to obtain the maximum number possible. • Multiple construction phases should be considered.
Research • Survey of Site • Coring of Asphalt • Inspection of Current Drainage • Drainage Calculations
Curb and Gutter • Provides Excellent Drainage • Protects Landscaping from Automobiles • Aesthetically Pleasing • Significant Earthwork Required to Reverse Existing Slope • Double Amount of Piping • Difficult for Multiple Phases
Channel Drain • Continuous Grate for Quick Drainage • Resistant to Clogs
Box Drain • Provides Adequate Drainage • Works with Existing Slope • Minimal Construction Impact • Provides No Protection for Landscaping • No Curb and Gutter • Requires some Maintenance
Box Drain System Final Recommendation • Significantly Less Expensive • Provides Adequate Drainage • Minimal Construction Impact • Allows for Construction Phasing
Parking Space Optimization • 8.5’X18’ Parking Stalls • 56 Spaces Needed • Excavation of 400 Sq. ft. • 57 Spaces Provided
Construction Phases • North or South Side Completed First • Catch Basin and Manhole Tie-in Completed During First Phase • Remainder to be Completed as Funds Allow • Each Subsequent Phase to Tie into Previous Work