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Introduction
La Fayette Square is a proposed 2.363 acres high density development that will be
constructed in two phases. This site is situated along NE 79th Street between NE 1st
Avenue and NE 2nd Avenue in the City of Miami, Florida. La Fayette Square Phase 1 will
be composed of a 19 story 160 apartment tower and a 7.5 story parking garage. The total
site area for this phase adds to 1.252 acres of land. Phase II will be composed of a 15
story 142 apartment tower, four townhouses and an addition to the phase l parking garage
to compensate for the addition required parking. The total site area for phase to is 1.111
acres.
I. Drainage
Existing Drainage: The existing site is mostly paved. The drainage system serving
this parcel is composed of a series of drainage inlets and exfiltration trenches. The
inlet rim elevations range from approximately 7.5' NGVD to approximately 8.2'
NGVD. The perimeter grade is fairly constant at about 8.0' NGVD. This site has very
little above ground storage which gives the site the potential of overflowing into the
adjacent right-of-way during above average storm events.
Proposed Drainage: The proposed site is planned to be drained by the use of both
exfiltration trenches and drainage wells. This drainage system will be sized to dispose
the 5-Year stortn event as required by Miami -Dade County DERM. Additionally, the
proposed design will meet and exceed Florida Department of Transportation (F-DOT)
requirements for site adjacent to their right-of-way. F-DOT requires zero overflow
into their right-of-way for the 100-Year 1-Hour storm event. We anticipate the use of
two 24" diameter drainage wells and approximately 300 linear feet of exfiltration
trench.
II. Water Distribution
Existing Water Mains: Miami -Dade Water & Sewer Department (M-DWASD)
owns and operates the following water mains in the vicinity of the project. (See
attached Water Atlas)
LOCATION
BETWEEN 1 DESCRIPTION
NE 79th Street
NE 1st Ave and NE 2nd Ave 16" Water Main
NE 2n' Avenue
NE 78th St. and NE 79th St.
10" Water Main
NE 78t1, Street
NE I st Ave and NE 2nd Ave
2" Water line
NE Is' Avenue
NE 78th St. and NE 79th St.
2" Water Line
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Proposed Water Mains: Based on the above, we anticipate that a new 12" water
main be required by Miami -Dade WASD. This proposed main will connect to the
existing 10" water main located at the intersection of NE 78th Street and NE 21'd
Avenue. This new main will run westward along NE 78th Street to NE 1st Street.
where it will turn northward along said NE1" Avenue to NE 79t1' Street, where it will
connect to the existing 16" water main running east to west along NE 79th Street.
Water Demand: Phase I is expected to generate an average daily water demand of
32,000 gallons per day (g.p.d.) based on Miami -Dade Water & Sewer Department
tables for this type of development (160 apts. X 200 g.p.d." 32,000 g.p.d.)
Phase II is expected to generate an average daily water demand of 29,400 gallons per
day (g.p.d.) [(142 apts. X 200 g.p.d. = 28,400 g.p.d. )+(4 townhouses X 250 g.p.d.
1,000 g.p.d.) = 29,400 g.p.d.]
III. Sanitary Sewer Collection System
Existing Sanitary Sewer Mains: Miami -Dade Water & Sewer Department (M-
DWASD) owns and operates the following sanitary sewer mains in the vicinity of the
project. (See attached Water Atlas)
LOCATION
BETWEEN
DESCRIPTION
NE 79th Street
NE 1" Ave and NE 2nd Ave
15" Sanitary Gravity Main
NE 2nd Avenue
NE 78th St. and NE 7901 St.
10" Sanitary Gravity Main
NE 78th Street
NE 1st Ave and NE 2nd Ave
10" Sanitary Gravity Main
NE 1 s1 Avenue
NE 78t�St.Fand NE 79th St.
10" Sanitary Gravity Main
Proposed Sanitary Sewer Mains: Based on the above, we do not anticipate the
construction of any off -site mains. We plan to connect to the existing 10" gravity line
along NE 78th Street with a new private main or service. There is a possibility that we
may have to connect to the existing 15" gravity main along 79th Street. Please be
advised that although the existing mains abutting this site seem to be adequate
Miami -Dade Water & Sewer Department will model the loads generated by this
development to ensure that there is enough capacity in the existing mains to serve this
project.
Sanitary Sewer Load: Please refer to the Water Demand Section for the calculations
of the expected Sanitary Sewer Loads. The Sanitary Sewer Loads are as follows:
Phase 1 will generate 32,000 g.p.d.
Phase 1I will generate 29,400 g.p.d.
Total Site will generate 61,400 g.p.d.
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IV. Solid Waste Generation
The Solid Waste that will be generated by Phase I of this development was
calculated to be (156,053 Ft^2 X 41bs./100ft^2/day = 6,242 lbs./day) 6,242
lbs./day.
The Solid Waste that will be generated by Phase II of this development was
calculated to be (148,992 Ft^2 X 4 lbs./100ft^2/day = 5,960 lbs./day) 5,960
lbs./day.
The solid waste that will be generated by this project will be collected in standard
on -site containers. Pick-up service will be provided by either a private garbage
collection company or by the City of Miami Solid Waste Department.
V. Gas
We do not anticipate a need for fuel gas at the referenced project, however, there is
an existing 6" gas main along NW 78th Street. (Information provided by Initial
Engineers)
VI. Electrical
We have made contact with Florida Power and Light, and their representative has
informed us that 120/208 Volt, three phase service is available. The project will be
served from either an outdoor pad mounted transformer or transfoiiiiers in an FPL
vault inside the building. (Information provided by Initial Engineers)
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