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1 Save the Rain Program Overview Joanne M. Mahoney, County Executive Onondaga Lake Amended Consent Judgment (ACJ) Compliance Program, January 2011
2 Agenda 2 1. Fourth Stipulation to the ACJ : Save the Rain 2. Gray Infrastructure Projects Completed/Pending 3. Benefits of a Balanced Program 4. Green Infrastructure Projects Completed/Pending 5. Education and Outreach 6. Program Schedule
3 Fourth Stipulation to the ACJ 3 Agreed to by all parties (State, ASLF, County) Authorized use of Gray and Green infrastructure Requires Storage Facilities in place of RTFs Includes time extension for Construction and Metro phosphorus effluent limit Balanced program provides additional water quality and community benefits
4 Save the Rain Program: Regulatory Goals Capture and Treat 95% of the Annual CSO Volume via Gray & Green Infrastructure Achieve water quality standards in tributaries and lake Community Impacts/Goals Improve quality of life Promote Sustainability Ensure cost effectiveness in compliance with ACJ milestones Major Milestones 89.5% capture/elimination by 12/31/ % capture/elimination by 12/31/2018
5 Gray Projects Completed to Date Total Investment: $367 million 5 1. Aeration System Upgrade 2. Odor Control - residual handling and clarifiers 3. Chemical Storage Building and Feed System 4. Digester and Lagoon Improvements 5. Phase II Plant Improvements 6. Ammonia Removal Pilot 7. Phosphorus Removal Pilot Phase I 8. Digital System Upgrade 9. Ammonia Removal BAF 10. Phosphorus Removal HRFS 11. CSO Toxicity Evaluation Report 12. Erie Boulevard Storage System Upgrade 13. Franklin St. FCF 14. Harbor Brook FCF 15. Hiawatha RTF 16. Kirkpatrick St. Pump Station Upgrade 17. Maltbie St. FCF 18. Midland Phase I Pipeline 19. Newell St. Pilot Disinfection 20. Onondaga Creek FCF - Boat 21. Siphon Rehabilitation 22. Teall Brook FCF 23. West St. Sewer Separation (CSOs 057, 058, 059) 24. Water St. Sewer Separation (CSO 024) 25. Brighton Sewer Separation (CSOs 053, 054) 26. Ammonia Source Trackdown Program 27. Tallman/Onondaga Sewer Separation (CSOs 038, 040, 046a and 046b) 28. Midland Phase II (includes Regional Storage and Treatment Facility plus 1,000 ft. pipeline) 29. Phosphorus Removal Pilot Phase II 30. Biosolids Handling (mechanical thickeners) Improvements Metro 31. South Ave./Bissell St. Sewer Separation (CSOs 047 and 048) 32. Sewer Separation 050 Parkway/Rockland 33. Clinton Conveyances Phase 1 pipeline outside the Trolley Lot & Armory Square 34. Clinton Conveyances Phase 2A pipeline behind the MOST under RR 35. Sewer Separation 051 Colvin Avenue
6 Gray Infrastructure Program Summary 6 Gray Projects Harbor Brook Interceptor (ARRA) Midland Conveyance (CSO 044) Clinton Storage Facility Harbor Brook Storage Facility and Conveyances Erie Boulevard Storage System (EBSS) Gate Chamber #3 Improvement Sewer separation projects Facilities Planning Floatable Control Remaining CSO Facilities Plan
7 Green Infrastructure Program Summary 6.3% annual CSO volume capture 247 million gallons Multiple Projects Throughout Sewersheds Compliments Gray Program Total Gray + Green volume capture: 85.2% by % by % by % by 2018 Extensive monitoring & reporting required Green Street Concept Drawing Edmonston, MD Completed
8 Green Infrastructure Technologies 8 Impervious Area Type Flat Roof Buildings Parking Areas & Sidewalks Roadways Green Infrastructure Technologies Vegetated Roof Porous Pavements, Bioretention Green Streets (Bioretention, Street Trees) Downspout Disconnection Residential Rooftops Rain Barrels & Cisterns Rain Gardens County Facilities & Schools Combination of the Above Technologies
9 Onondaga County Civic Strip Greening County Facilities Utilizing Multiple Green Infrastructure Technologies 9
10 Advantages of Revised Program 10 Balanced approach: Gray & Green Improved water quality for tributaries and lake Gray: Fixed capture benefit Depreciates over time Green: Appreciates over time Ancillary environmental and community benefits Onondaga County at the forefront of GI Movement Philadelphia, PA Portland, OR Cincinnati, OH Cities To Watch: Syracuse, NY New York, NY Milwaukee, WI Chicago, IL Kansas City, MO
11 Green Projects Completed/Underway Parking Lot #21 (former Farmer s Market Lot ) 2. Pearl Street Parking Lot 3. Parking Lot #3 4. Creekwalk (Jefferson St. to Fayette St) 5. Rosamond Gifford Zoo - Primate Exhibit and Courtyard 6. Rosamond Gifford Zoo - Elephant Building and Grounds 7. Townsend Parking Lot B 8. Townsend Median Reconstruction 9. Hazard Branch Library Green Roof 10. Urban Forestry Grant / Tree Planting Projects 11. Rain Barrel Program Installations 12. Green Improvement Fund Projects (20+ applications to date): 1. Jefferson Clinton Commons 2. Dunbar Associates 3. King & King Architects 4. St. Lucy s Church 5. Lincoln Supply and more Commercial Green Street, Harrison Street (OnCenter)
12 Parking Lot #21 (Formerly Farmer s Market Lot ) 12 After Before
13 Pearl Street Parking Lot 13
14 Parking Lot #3 14 Porous Concrete Captures over 700,000 gallons of stormwater annually
15 Rosamond Gifford Zoo 15 Primate Exhibit and Courtyard Rain Barrels and Cisterns to harvest runoff from rooftops Porous Pavement in Courtyard Rain Garden along Primate Exhibit
16 Rosamond Gifford Zoo 16 Elephant Exhibit (summer 2011) 6,000 sq.ft. Green Roof Enhanced Stormwater Management
17 Green Roof at Hazard Branch Library: Roof Membrane 2010; Green Planting, Spring Green Roof at SUNY ESF
18 Enhanced Street Trees 18
19 Rain Barrel Program for Residences in the CSO 004 Sewershed Grant Funded (Green Innovations Grant Program) 19
20 Green Improvement Fund (GIF) 20 Program developed to provide financial incentives to private and 501 ( c ) 3 property owners for the implementation of green infrastructure. 3 million dollar pilot program Storm water management on private property is vital to success of green infrastructure program Grant funding for targeted sewer sheds in the City of Syracuse (Midland, Harbor Brook, Clinton) GIF Program Committee created to review funding opportunities for potential projects Applications are reviewed by Program Committee for final recommendation on funding level Program Highlights 30 Applications submitted to-date 7 completed projects in 2010: King & King Architects Dunbar Association Near Westside Initiative (2) St. Lucy s Church Jefferson Clinton Commons Hotel Skyler Over 15 Projects slated for 2011 Over $1 Million dollars currently allocated under program
21 Green Infrastructure Signature Projects Treatment Wetland and Restoration Project CSO 018 CSO 018 Constructed Wetland Harbor Brook
22 Green Infrastructure Signature Projects OnCenter Convention Center Green Roof
23 Green Infrastructure Signature Projects Water Reuse at OnCenter War Memorial
24 Benefits of Save the Rain Strategy 24 Fewer Construction Impacts Higher Level of Public Acceptance More Sustainable Lower Life Cycle Cost Energy Savings Avoided Operations & Maintenance Lower Staffing Needs
25 Gray/Green Project Schedule 25 Completion Project 12/31/2011 Harbor Brook Interceptor 12/31/2011 Midland CSO /31/2013 Clinton Storage 12/31/2013 Harbor Brook Storage 12/31/2018 Sewer Separation 2011: Complete 50 Green Projects Green OnCenter Wetland Harbor Brook War Memorial Water Reuse Green Streets Green Improvement Fund 2018: Achieve Compliance with ACJ
26 26 Education & Outreach Partners: Environmental Finance Center SUNY ESF Onondaga Environmental Institute
27 Thank You! Questions? Please Visit:
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