CITY OF VALPARAISO STORMWATER MASTER PLAN
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1 CITY OF VALPARAISO STORMWATER MASTER PLAN APPROVED BY THE VALPARAISO CITY UTILITIES BOARD OCTOBER, 2016 Prepared by the City of Valparaiso Engineering Department
2 PLAN SUMMARY Major flash flooding in August 2014 resulted in the need to further study the stormwater drainage problematic areas of the Valparaiso watershed and led to the reevaluation of the City s 2009 Stormwater Master Plan. The revised Stormwater Master Plan has updated the project priority list due to declining critical infrastructure that needs immediate attention based upon the long term impacts on the community. These projects were ranked by Engineering Department Staff based on location, extent of obligation, risk, impact, environment, term, and efficacy. These criteria were accepted by the original Stormwater Management board in 1997 and most recently reaffirmed in 2016 as the method of prioritizing projects. The need of these projects also takes into account the destructive impacts and financial risks of not correcting these issues with respect to personal injury and/or property damage. Further explanation of these criteria is included in this Plan document. The original 2009 Stormwater Master Plan consisted of seventeen (17) projects that were presented to and reviewed by the Valparaiso City Utilities Board of Directors. As of today, 70% of those projects have been completed and forty-five (45) related stormwater infrastructure improvements have been made. These projects have helped City residents experience reduced surface flooding, significantly reduced occurrences of basement backups, reduced combine sewer overflow (CSO) events, lower CSO discharge volumes into Salt Creek, and the reduction of property losses during heavy rain events. Eighteen (18) total projects are enclosed in this document and are provided with: a description of the issue, an aerial view of the site location and limits, a budget estimate, and how they ranked among the other projects. It should be noted that while this plan sets the framework for stormwater capital projects over the next five to ten years, it should be reevaluated on a regular basis to incorporate needs as they arise.
3 PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS
4 PROJECTS 1. Village Station Railroad Culvert 2. Beauty Creek Bank Stabilization 3. Burlington Beach Road and Brentwood Drive 4. Del Vista Storm Sewer Replacement 5. Beauty Creek Watershed Detention Basins 6. Harrison Boulevard Storm Sewer Separation 7. Brown Street Storm Sewer Separation 8. Garfield Avenue Storm Sewer Separation 9. Locust Street Storm Sewer Separation 10. College Avenue Storm Sewer Separation 11. Fair Street Storm Sewer Separation 12. Greenfield Creek Drainage Improvements 13. South Franklin Storm Sewer Repair 14. Somerset and Linden Drainage Improvements 15. Vale Park Road Drainage System 16. Will Park Detention Basin 17. Morgan Boulevard Interceptor Sewer 18. Hampton Pond Drains
5 1. Village Station Railroad Culvert This project consists of the replacement of an aged 24 diameter brick storm sewer culvert below a set of railroad tracks with a 70 diameter storm sewer. Construction Estimate: $2,500,000 Engineering Services: $140,000 Figure 1. Village Station Railroad Culvert Site Limits
6 2. Beauty Creek Bank Stabilization Repair and stabilize the stream banks along the most severely eroded and highest priority locations. The work will occur during three separate phases. Construction Estimate: $3,000,000 Engineering Services: $200,000 Figure 2. Beauty Creek Stabilization Site Limits
7 3. Burlington Beach Road and Brentwood Drive This project consists of the study and installation of a storm water drainage system to alleviate flooding at the intersection of Burlington beach Road and Brentwood Drive. Large rain events tend to flood this intersection and, at times, threaten nearby homes. Construction Estimate: $930,000 Figure 3. Burlington Beach Road Site Limits
8 4. Del Vista Storm Sewer Replacement This project consists of the installation of a larger storm sewer utility system and full roadway reconstruction. Additional project elements include the construction of a stream along the golf course property from Del Vista to the nearby Forest Park branch of Beauty Creek. Construction Estimate: $1,100,000 Figure 4. Del Vista Storm Sewer Replacement Site Limits
9 5. Beauty Creek Watershed Detention Basins The City of Valparaiso finalized an engineering study of the Beauty Creek watershed in April, The study identified areas within the watershed where regional detention basins are recommended to slow the flow rates. Construction Estimate: $1,400,000 Figure 5. Beauty Creek Watershed Detention Basins Site Limits
10 6. Harrison Boulevard Storm Sewer Separation This project consists of the installation of a dedicated storm sewer utility system between Campbell Street to the west and Calumet Avenue to the east. Additional work elements may include roadway reconstruction with curb and gutter installation. Construction Estimate: $750,000 Figure 6. Harrison Boulevard Site Limits
11 7. Brown Street Storm Sewer Separation This project consists of the design and construction of a storm drainage system that will connect to the existing storm sewer system. The project limits for the work are from Valparaiso Street to Garfield Avenue, and this project will remove all combination sewer flow along this corridor. Construction Estimate: $420,000 Figure 7. Brown Street Site Limits
12 8. Garfield Avenue Storm Sewer Separation This project consists of the design and construction of a storm drainage system that will connect to the existing storm sewer system. The project limits for the work are from Monroe Street to LaPorte Avenue, and this project will remove all combination sewer flow along this corridor. Construction Estimate: $180,000 Figure 8. Garfield Avenue Site Limits
13 9. Locust Street Storm Sewer Separation This project consists of the design and construction of a storm drainage system that will connect to the existing storm sewer system. The project limits for the work are from Brown Street to Lincolnway, and this project will remove all combination sewer flow along this corridor. Construction Estimate: $280,000 Figure 9. Locust Street Site Limits
14 10. College Avenue Storm Sewer Separation This project consists of the design and construction of a storm drainage system that will connect to the existing storm sewer system. The project limits for the work are from Brown Street to Lincolnway, and this project will remove all combination sewer flow along this corridor. Construction Estimate: $400,000 Figure 10. College Avenue Site Limits
15 11. Fair Street Storm Sewer Separation This project consists of the design and construction of a storm drainage system that will connect to the existing storm sewer system. The project limits for the work are from Calumet Avenue to Washington Street, and this project will remove all combination sewer flow along this corridor. Construction Estimate: $530,000 Figure 11. Fair Street Site Limits
16 12. Greenfield Creek Drainage Improvements This project consists of altering the north standpipe outlet structure and placing a box culvert on the south outlet along the west side of Greenfield Creek Subdivision. Additional work includes upsizing the storm sewer system in the southern portion of the subdivision. Construction Estimate: $380,000 Figure 12. Greenfield Creek Drainage Improvements Site Limits
17 13. South Franklin Street Storm Sewer This project involves constructing a new storm sewer from the Norfolk Southern Railroad south to Crosby Run. The new sewer would replace the existing deteriorated storm sewers. The project could include the construction of new pavement and curb and gutter so as to contain the runoff in the street until it reaches inlet points. Construction Estimate: $280,000 Figure 13. South Franklin Street Storm Sewer Site Limits
18 14. Somerset and Linden Drainage Improvements This project consists of extending a storm sewer system from the Valparaiso Street system north and west along Somerset Drive. The storm sewer system will extend west to the rear yard areas between Linden Drive and Vine Street. Residents within these areas have experienced basement back-ups, surface flooding in the roadways, and standing water in rear yard areas. Construction Estimate: $800,000 Figure 14. Somerset and Linden Drainage Improvements Site Limits
19 15. Vale Park Road Drainage System This project consists of alleviating surface flooding conditions along Vale Park Road which regularly becomes flooded after a heavy rain event. Project elements will include roadway reconstruction to elevate the low point, installation of an appropriately sized culvert, and examining the downstream storm sewer system to ensure adequate capacity. Construction Estimate: $1,200,000 Figure 15. Vale Park Road Drainage System Site Limits
20 16. Will Park Detention Basin This project consists of the excavation of a large regional detention basin west of Morgan Boulevard and north of the Norfolk Southern railroad tracks. Additional work includes the reroute of buried sanitary sewer piping within the same area. Past flooding has indicated this area is prone to surface flooding within the residential neighborhood. Construction Estimate: $1,750,000 Figure 16. Will Park Detention Basin Site Limits
21 17. Morgan Boulevard Interceptor Sewer This project consists of the installation of large trunk storm sewer from Lincolnway to Brown Street. This will allow for more storm sewer separation in the future at all cross streets and within the areas north of Lincolnway. Construction Estimate: $1,500,000 Figure 17. Morgan Boulevard Interceptor Sewer Site Limits
22 18. Hampton Pond Drains This project consists of storm sewer work under Canadian National railroad such as the installation of two inlet structures and a standpipe structure, existing pipe removal and replacement, sanitary sewer repair, and concrete removal and replacement with any necessary yard restoration. Construction Estimate: $200,000 Figure 18. Hampton Pond Drains Site Limits
23 PROJECT LOCATION MAP
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25 PROJECT COST ESTIMATES
26 DRAINAGE PROJECTS FOR CONSIDERATION As of 2017
27 CRITERIA FOR RANKING STORMWATER PROJECTS
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