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City of Fayetteville
File #: 24-3915    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Other Items of Business Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 3/13/2024 In control: City Council Work Session
On agenda: 5/6/2024 Final action: 10/15/2025
Title: Watershed Master Plan Program 2nd Tranche Proposed Solutions
Attachments: 1. Watershed Master Plan 2nd Tranche Proposed Solutions_Final
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TO: Mayor and Members of City Council

THRU: Adam Lindsay, Assistant City Manager

FROM: Sheila Thomas-Ambat, Public Services Director
Alicia Lanier, Stormwater Project Manager Special Projects

DATE: May 6, 2024

RE:
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Watershed Master Plan Program 2nd Tranche Proposed Solutions
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Relationship To Strategic Plan:
Supports Goal 3. City investment in Today and Tomorrow, through the Strategic Objective 3.1 Enhance city street connectivity, traffic flow, and stormwater systems.


Executive Summary:
Two presentations are provided to cover the 2nd Tranche of proposed solutions. The first will present proposed solutions from Little Rockfish Creek 1 and Bones Creek watershed studies. The second presentation will cover Cross Creek watershed study. From this presentation, staff seeks concurrence from City Council to approve staff to program the proposed solutions from Little Rockfish Creek 1 and Bones watershed studies into the annual CIP prioritization process and pursue grants as applicable.

Background:
The Watershed Master Plan program was initiated in FY 2019 to provide a comprehensive City-wide evaluation of the flooding issues in Priority 1 areas and to develop proposed solutions. Priority 1 areas to be studied were identified by high level modeling of the 15 watersheds in the city, with results vetted by staff and compared to historical flooding complaints.

For each watershed studied to date, a score to identify areas of concern is developed based on impacted lane length, emergency facilities, road-crossing risks, and disconnected structures, and impacted structures. The level of service, defined as the largest storm event that can be safely conveyed by the stormwater system or asset, is identified for existing assets. Where the desired level of service is not met, proposed solutions are developed to mitigate the impacts. How well the proposed solution mitigates the flooding is ca...

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