West Irving Creek Initial Design Public Meeting, April 6, 2021
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APRIL 6, 2021
INTRODUCTIONS & BACKGROUND
PUBLIC Q&A 3 2 1
PROJECT OVERVIEW
1.
INTRODUCTIONS &BACKGROUND
Confluence Near Tipton Road
PROJECT TEAM
Walter Thomas, PE City Engineer
Garry Fennell, PE, CFM Floodplain Manager
Brent Redd MDU Program Administrator
Justin Oswald, PE, CFM Project Manager Freese and Nichols, Inc.
WHAT IS WEST IRVING CREEK?
▪ Drains 3+ square miles – 15%+ of the City south of SH-183
▪ Runs for 3+ miles – from Wyche Park to outfall south of Oakdale Road
▪ Constructed in the 1960s
▪ Inadequate to meet current standards for conveyance of 100-year flood events
WEST IRVING
HISTORY
Channel Near Capacity at Bowman Street
▪ Recent home flooding
▪ Piecemeal improvements over time
▪ Urgent improvements underway:
▪ Wyche Park Detention
▪ Currently designing capacity increase. Complete May 2021.
▪ Hogbottoms Outfall Debris Collector
▪ Currently in construction. Complete July 2021.
▪ MDU program provides opportunity for a long term fix
MUNICIPAL DRAINAGE UTILITY
▪ City reinvesting in the MDU
▪ Issuing bonds backed by fee increase
▪ #1 City Council priority for MDU
▪ Project expected to cost $80-$90 million
▪ First step: a comprehensive planning study
PROJECT OVERVIEW 2.
Delaware Creek Construction
WEST IRVING CREEK
CHANNEL OVERFLOWS
PUBLIC IMPACTED
250 PROPERTIES FLOODED $70 million FLOOD DAMAGES
CAPACITY
▪ Reconstruct Channel with Vertical Walls
▪ Minimize Footprint
▪ Replace or Add Fencing
▪ Improve Aesthetics
▪ Provide 100-Year Capacity and Eliminate Flood Insurance Requirements (if possible)
▪ Similar to recent Delaware Creek Project Delaware Creek
TYPICAL SECTION
▪ Narrow easement behind residential lots
▪ Vertical walls for deeper channel
▪ Construction footprint larger than the finished wall
▪ Private structures may be within easement
BRIDGES
▪ Approx. 15 Bridge Replacements
▪ Replace multi-span with single span
▪ Improve aesthetics
Live Oak Drive
Delaware Creek
CREEK AREAS
▪ Project limits include nearly a mile of natural channels
▪ May require regrading to protect property and road crossings
▪ May require erosion protection
▪ US Army Corps of Engineers Permitting may dictate solution Stream Bank Reconstruction
WATER&
▪ Approx. 54 conflicts
▪ Adjusted before channel work
▪ Minimize service disruption
▪ Provide capacity for future needs
▪ Other on-going replacement work in the area
WASTEWATER
Wastewater Bore Delaware Creek
PARKS
▪ Evaluate trail, park amenities, and water features
Wyche Park
Markwood Park
Shady Grove Trail Park
DEBRIS COLLECTION
▪ Debris deposits in parks and downstream areas
▪ Existing debris baskets in upstream channel
▪ Screen and baskets at the outfall
▪ Evaluating large scale collection within watershed
Debris Screen and Baskets at Outfall
PROJECT SCHEDULE
Data Collection
Community Meeting #1
Engineering Analysis
Concept Design
Community Meeting #2
Finalize Report
▪ Design of first phase expected to begin Q1 2022
▪ Construction of first phase expected to begin Q2 2023
PROJECT SCHEDULE
CONSTRUCTION
Planning Study
Design Phase 1
Design Phase 2
Design Phase 3
Design Phase 4
Construction Phase 1
Construction Phase 2
Construction Phase 3
Construction Phase 4
▪ Design and Construction expected to proceed sequentially
▪ Community meetings to be held throughout design
▪ Construction of each phase expected to occur over 2 years after bid and award
▪ Phases 3 and 4 construction pending final identification of funding source
3. QUESTIONS &ANSWERS
Before and After on Delaware Creek
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