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TERMS OF REFERENCE
Southeast Industrial Area
Drainage Study

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‘With the continued development of the Southeast Industrial Area over the last ten
years the City of Port Coquitlam is interested in refining its storm water drainage plans for the
arca. In 1979 the City engaged Associated Engineering Ltd. to complete a drainage study of this
industrial area and as a result the City adopted a Drainage Development Cost Charge bylaw for
the Industrial Area in 1980. Approximately 50% - 60% of the lands have developed since the
adoption of the Development Cost Charge bylaw, however the City has not undertaken any
drainage upgrading in the area, One of our current major concems is for the proposed stonn
water detention area immediately north of the Mary Hill Bypass adjacent to the Harbour Street

Pump Stations.

2. Scape of Work
The stady will mcorporate the followmg:

1) Review the November 1979 Associated Engineering Services, Ltd. report -
Industrial Area Drainage Study.

2) Review the 1980 Drainage Development Cost Charge Bylaw and calculations
and comment on the applicability to current and future development.

3) Review all storm sewer as-built information for the entire drainage area net
work and identify any deficiencies in the works installed or design allowances

made to date.

4) Carry out general field surveys if necessary to supplement available plans
supplied by the City.

Establish proposed networks information on the "HYDSYS" Drainage Model _
Program. The City will purchase this program and run it on a PC 286 or 386.
All information from the project will be provided to the City and will become
the property of the City on completion of the project. The consultant must
allow 20 hours of on-site staff training time in the City Engineering offices.

Determine the best three or four over-all storm water management concepts
for 5, 10 and 100 years retem frequency storms. Evaluate the various
concepts based on appropriate criteria and using the "HYDSYS" model and
make recommendations to the City as to the most appropmate concept.

In close consultation with the City, select the one storm water management

concept to be used and complete conceptual design for the proposed drainage
works to the ultimate standard. Included in the conceptual design plans will
be the identification of- ultimate requirements for additional Rights of Way

acquisition, structures, retaining walls, pump station, and flood boxes. All
plans to 1:2000 scale. - .

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