Lincoln Heights Storm Drainage Improvement Project

Armstrong Glen May 6, 2014

Beatties Ford Road Regional Library

Existing Conditions Public Meeting

Steven McCraney – Project ManagerPhone – 704-432-0967

Email – smccraney@charlottenc.gov

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONSWELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services (CMSWS) Staff

Steven McCraney– Project Manager Phone: 704-432-0967E-mail: smccraney@charlottenc.gov

Doug Lozner– Watershed Area Manager

Armstrong Glen Staff

Josh Letourneau – Project Manager

Russell Parker– Project Engineer

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services (CMSWS) Staff

Steven McCraney– Project Manager Phone: 704-432-0967E-mail: smccraney@charlottenc.gov

Doug Lozner– Watershed Area Manager

Armstrong Glen Staff

Josh Letourneau – Project Manager

Russell Parker– Project EngineerArmstrong

Glen

MEETING PURPOSEMEETING PURPOSE

• Provide a summary of the Existing Conditions analysis.

• Request input from property owners/residents on the Existing Conditions analysis results.

• Obtain additional information from property owners/residents on perceived drainage issues.

• Provide a summary of the Existing Conditions analysis.

• Request input from property owners/residents on the Existing Conditions analysis results.

• Obtain additional information from property owners/residents on perceived drainage issues.

MEETING AGENDAMEETING AGENDA

•Project Selection and Citizen Involvement

•Existing Conditions Analysis Summary

•Future Project Milestones – Path Forward

•General Questions and Comments

•Project Selection and Citizen Involvement

•Existing Conditions Analysis Summary

•Future Project Milestones – Path Forward

•General Questions and Comments

Why was the Lincoln Heights area chosen?Why was the Lincoln Heights area chosen?

• Requests for service from property owners

56 TOTAL REQUESTS REPORTED TO 311 IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD

Example Requests:

• Inadequate and Deteriorating Infrastructure • Road Flooding • First Floor & Crawl Space Flooding • Old Culverts, Pipes, Inlets• Sink Holes• Erosion, Blockages in Streams

•Larger watershed-wide issues that cannot be managed by spot repairs or without potentially impacting downstream properties

• Requests for service from property owners

56 TOTAL REQUESTS REPORTED TO 311 IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD

Example Requests:

• Inadequate and Deteriorating Infrastructure • Road Flooding • First Floor & Crawl Space Flooding • Old Culverts, Pipes, Inlets• Sink Holes• Erosion, Blockages in Streams

•Larger watershed-wide issues that cannot be managed by spot repairs or without potentially impacting downstream properties

PROJECT SELECTION AND CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT

PROJECT SELECTION AND CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT

Presented by:

Armstrong Glen, P.C.Civil Engineers

LINCOLN HEIGHTSSTORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

LINCOLN HEIGHTSSTORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

Existing Conditions Analysis ResultsExisting Conditions Analysis Results

EXISTING CONDITIONS RESULTS MAPEXISTING CONDITIONS RESULTS MAP

• Highlights undersized storm systems

• Highlights storm systems that are structurally deficient. (determined from pipe video)

• Summarizes 311 Requests filed by residents.

• Highlights undersized storm systems

• Highlights storm systems that are structurally deficient. (determined from pipe video)

• Summarizes 311 Requests filed by residents.

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STORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT PHASES

STORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT PHASES

PLANNING (Typically 12 to 27 months)

•Existing Conditions Analysis – Finding the Problems (Current Phase)

•Alternative Analysis – Developing Alternative Improvements

DESIGN (Typically 21 to 34 months)

• Designing the Improvements

PERMITTING (Typically 9 months, but usually overlaps the design phase)

EASEMENT ACQUISITION (Typically 12+ months)

BID (Typically 5 to 6 months)

CONSTRUCTION (From 1 to 2+ years)

PLANNING (Typically 12 to 27 months)

•Existing Conditions Analysis – Finding the Problems (Current Phase)

•Alternative Analysis – Developing Alternative Improvements

DESIGN (Typically 21 to 34 months)

• Designing the Improvements

PERMITTING (Typically 9 months, but usually overlaps the design phase)

EASEMENT ACQUISITION (Typically 12+ months)

BID (Typically 5 to 6 months)

CONSTRUCTION (From 1 to 2+ years)

PATH FOWARDPATH FOWARD

• Additional information obtained during this meeting will be considered and incorporated into the existing conditions analysis, where applicable.

• Alternatives will be evaluated, and a recommended alternative will be developed.

• Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services will hold a second public meeting to present and obtain feedback on the recommended alternative.

• Additional information obtained during this meeting will be considered and incorporated into the existing conditions analysis, where applicable.

• Alternatives will be evaluated, and a recommended alternative will be developed.

• Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services will hold a second public meeting to present and obtain feedback on the recommended alternative.

Questions?Questions?

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Please remember to sign-in and fill out a customer service card.