Save the Rain Harbor Brook Green Streets Project Community Meeting April 2, 2019
Adam Woodburn (adamwoodburn@ongov.net), 315-435-5402 Sarah Casey (scasey@jmt.com), 315-937-2151 J. Ryan McMahon, II County Executive
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Presentation Timeline Stormwater Management Save the Rain Harbor Brook Green Street Project
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Stormwater Management Stormwater
“Rainwater or melted snow that runs off streets, lawns and other sites� U.S. EPA In natural areas, this stormwater is absorbed into the soil or flows into bodies of water
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Save the Rain Gray Infrastructure “Includes the pipes, pumps, ditches, and detention ponds engineered by people to manage stormwater� Soil Science Society of America
Designed to move water away from the built environment 4
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Presentation Timeline Stormwater Management Save the Rain Climate Change and Land Use
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Save the Rain • Consent Judgement – 1989 • Alleged violations of State and Federal water pollution control laws • Onondaga County held responsible for portion of pollution • Performed series of studies to evaluate need for upgrading Metro and to treat CSOs • Amended Consent Judgement (ACJ) – 1998 • Framework to upgrade Metro and address CSOs • Focused on conventional gray infrastructure • Planned to build a number of regional treatment facilities (RTFs)
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Save the Rain Program Overview • way to meet environmental goals without building more Regional Treatment Facilities (RTFs) • Combined approach – gray and green infrastructure
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STR
Gray
Save the Rain STR Goals • Control stormwater • Prevent sewage overflows • Keep Onondaga Lake Clean • Water quality • Percent stormwater capture
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Save the Rain Pre STR • 74% of combined sewage and stormwater flows were captured • 25% of this flow was untreated Post STR • 97.7% of combined sewage and stormwater flows are now captured • Exceeded mandated stormwater capture goal (95%)
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Save the Rain STR Gray Infrastructure Projects • Capture 469,000,000 gallons of CSO volume/year
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Save the Rain STR Green Infrastructure Projects • Capture 154,000,000 gallons of CSO volume/year • Over 200 green infrastructure projects constructed since 2011
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Green Infrastructure Technologies • Porous or Pervious Pavements – Porous asphalt – Porous concrete – Porous pavers – Flexible porous pavement
Green Infrastructure Technologies • Bioretention • Rain Gardens • Bioswales
Image source: http://www.gallatin-tn.gov/wp-content/uploads/Rain-Garden-Diagram-1.gif
Green Infrastructure Technologies • Rain Barrels • Cisterns • Underground Infiltration
Green Infrastructure Technologies • Tree planting
Green Infrastructure Technologies • Green Roofs
Green Parks – Rosamond Gifford Zoo
Green Parks – Leavenworth/Barker
OCPL Green Library Initiative
Green Schools – Hughes Magnet School
46,000 pounds of trash removed from Inner Harbor in 2017
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Onondaga Lake is experiencing a remarkable recovery
Water quality in Onondaga Lake is the best it’s been in 100 years!
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Benchmarking Phosphorus and Chlorophyll Dissolved Oxygen
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Presentation Timeline Stormwater Management Save the Rain Harbor Brook Green Streets Project
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STR SWMM
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Location Map
CSO-066 CSO-006
West Genesee Street Park Avenue
Wilkinson Street Richmond Avenue
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Seymour Street 30
CSO 009 - Magnolia Street and Wilbur Avenue We st F aye tte
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Project Area Seymour Street
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Magnolia Between West Fayette and West Marcellus
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Magnolia Between West Fayette and West Marcellus New Trees New Trees
Underground Infiltration Trench
New Pavement Limits
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Magnolia at West Marcellus and Nelson
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Magnolia at West Marcellus and Nelson
New Trees
New Pavement Limits
New Ramps/ Concrete Replacement
Underground Infiltration Trench
Magnolia Between West Marcellus and South Wilbur
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Magnolia Between West Marcellus and South Wilbur
New Catch Basin and Concrete Replacement
New Pavement Limits New Pavement Cross-slope
New Trees Underground Infiltration Trench
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South Wilbur Between West Marcellus and Conservation
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South Wilbur Between West Marcellus and Conservation
New Pavement Limits
Underground Infiltration Trenches
New Pavement
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CSO 066 - North Geddes Street
Project Area
Park Avenue
North Geddes Street
West Genesee Street
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North Geddes Between West Genesee and Park
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North Geddes Between West Genesee and Park New Curb Stormwater Inlet
New Bioswale/ Bioretention Area
New Trees
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CSO 007 – Richmond Avenue
Wilkinson Street
Project Area
South Geddes Street
Wall Street
Liberty Street
Richmond Avenue
Erie Boulevard West
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Richmond Between Liberty and Wall
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Richmond Between Liberty and Wall
New Trees Underground Infiltration Trench
Concrete Replacement
New Pavement Limits
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Richmond at Wall
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Richmond at Wall New Ramps/ Concrete Replacement
New Pavement Limits
New Tree and Adjacent Sidewalk Replacement
Crosswalk
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Richmond Between Wall and North Geddes
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Richmond Between Wall and North Geddes New Pavement Limits
Underground Infiltration Trench
New Trees
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CSO 006 – Lakeview Avenue B air te F Sta lvd
Project Area
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Apple Street Av en ue
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Lakeview Between Park and Apple
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Lakeview Between Park and Apple
New Ramps/ Concrete Replacement
New Pavement Limits Underground Infiltration Trench
City of Syracuse to mill and pave Lakeview Avenue along project limits after completion of this project.
Construction Approximate Schedule: • Magnolia Street – June 26 to September 2, 2019 • South Wilbur Avenue – Completion Deadline October 15, 2019 • North Geddes Street – Completion Deadline October 15, 2019 • Richmond Avenue – Completion Deadline October 15, 2019 • Lakeview Avenue – June 26 to September 2, 2019 Additional Notes: • The Contractor is working on specific schedules for each project. • Final Construction start dates will depend on project permits. • The County will provide updates to those signed in at this meeting via email and online at savetherain.us and @savetherainus
Adam Woodburn (adamwoodburn@ongov.net), 315-435-5402 Sarah Casey (scasey@jmt.com), 315-937-2151 Follow Save the Rain
J. Ryan McMahon, II County Executive
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