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This is what I would do. I would have ONE ball valve on ONE drain line.
Can you add a street elbow in the overflow box? If you can (it may need to be cut down or use a smaller size) put it in the bulk head without the bulkhead facing up. With it this way you want to adjust the ball valve till the water rises up in the overflow and just barely trickles over the 90. This will make it dead quiet. Do not tee your drains together if you plan on only having one drain. So no 2 to 1 fittings on the drain.
In the 20 Drain both drains to one compartment or into a filter sock. Have the skimmer there as well. Added baffles at least 1 inch apart with the middle one 1 inch of the bottom. If you plan on doing 10% water changed keep the return section more than 10% of total system volume. I you do this you can keep the system running during a water change. Plus a larger return section will not need topping off as frequently.
Of the return pump ( I like blow holes) instal a union. Then go up to a tee. Then add a valve on each. End of that. Then route one to the fugue and the other to the tank. The fugue can gravity drain back to the sump in the skimmer compartment.
I like the bigger tank as the sump. You will need to fit a lot of stuff in there.
Just my $0.02

