J-19. HYDROLOGY AND HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING STUDY AND REPORT.pdf

This is a Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering Study and Report document prepared for the Admiral Baker Golf Course Renovation Project at Naval Base San Diego. The report provides technical analysis and engineering recommendations for addressing the course's critical drainage and water resource challenges that have plagued operations and created safety concerns for players and staff.

The study examines the existing hydrological conditions, surface drainage patterns, and subsurface water management systems across the 18-hole golf course layout. It evaluates current infrastructure deficiencies, identifies flood-prone areas, and assesses the capacity of existing storm water and irrigation systems to support the modernized facility. The report includes detailed hydraulic modeling, soil infiltration analysis, and recommendations for redesigned drainage infrastructure, including swales, retention basins, underground conveyance systems, and irrigation optimization. These engineering findings directly support the design-build renovation scope by establishing the technical basis for replacing deteriorated water resource systems, resolving ongoing drainage issues, and ensuring the upgraded course meets operational efficiency and player safety requirements specified in the Naval Supply Systems Command solicitation NAVMWR-26-R-0047.