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technologies that are not on the approved list may be used in a "treatment train," to <br />provide additional treatment when approved by the City. Manufactured treatment devices <br />must be able to fully treat the peak runoff from the Water Quality Design Storm and fully <br />bypass the peak flows from the Flood Control Design Storm. <br />2.2.5 Facility Underdrains and Surface Overflows <br />It is important to note the distinction between an underdrain and a surface overflow. While <br />both the underdrain and the overflow require a connection to an approved discharge point, <br />the underdrain is typically set at an elevation below the growing medium to drain treated <br />flows that pass through the growing medium and are trapped in a facility where the <br />surrounding soils infiltrate 2" per hour or less. An overflow is typically set at an elevation <br />above the growing medium and is included to drain flows exceeding the stormwater <br />quality design capacity of the facility or in case the vegetated facility becomes clogged. <br />2.2.6 Source Control Devices <br />Source control devices include Spill Control Manholes and oil /water separators. They are <br />used to meet the source control requirements specified in Chapter 3. <br />Stormwater Management Manual 2.4 <br />Eugene 2014 <br />
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