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Citv of Minneapolis NEAR NORTHSIDE REDEVELOPMENT <br /> - <br /> e <br /> =rJ <br /> "Treauruvu Train"approach to removing stonna•mrr corunmianmc. Artist's,sketch illustrntine the aoornach inteerated into a New Noahmde park. <br /> Sronnwnter will discharge from streets acrd storm pipes through forebays.nrr ass level <br /> spreaders,and through infiltration areas. Once cleansed,water will flow iron open ponds. <br /> A"treatment train"approach will clean runoff prior to discharge into new ponds and the Mississippi River. Treatment techniques will include grit chambers,forebays, <br /> level spreaders,infiltration strips.turf infiltration.amended soil profiles•and dry meadow,wet meadow,and aquatic plant communities. A detailed management plan <br /> with treament protocols mid frequencies is being developed. <br /> Middle Mississippi River Watershed Management Organization(MMRWMO)Year 2002 allocation of$1 million will be applied to Phase 1 area construction costs <br /> for non-point source pollution water quality treatment for more than 400 acres. Other funding sources,such as state bond funds,city capital funds and sewer <br /> fund,and Metropolitan Council grant funds,will pay for other Near Northside water system components such as storm drains,culverts,headwalls,the opening <br /> of the Bassett Creek watercourse,and amenity features. <br /> This innovative project will serve as an important model for developers and municipalities--for retrofitting natural systems and integrated stonnwater management into <br /> die urban core,and for incorporating watershed protection throughout the residential deveioliniclit planning process. <br /> Location map(feyrl,and detail area map(right). Redevelopment area(red). Total 400+acre area of <br /> man-point source pollu ion that New Northside,a,ater system%ill treat,prior to discharge to ponds and the <br /> Mississippi River(blue). Area's smrntwater runoff today enters the Mississippi River untreated. <br /> i <br /> _..----._.._.._..f STORMWATER <br /> TREATMENT MAP <br /> I <br /> i <br /> i <br /> 1_9 <br /> i alissz�sippf i_.. <br /> Raster & of <br /> i <br /> � Downtown;., I-35W <br /> r. <br /> _./ _ <br /> 39d !4ltrueapo <br /> . <br /> I-94 <br /> � t 1_15W <br /> i A�al tiF <br /> I I'nnehaha- <br /> L ' <br /> Creek I <br /> Runoff and non-point source pollution managed in the Near Northside water system will <br /> - ---- — include not only the 143-acre redevelopment area(shown in red)but also neighboring <br /> residential areas,commercialtindustrial parking lots,and even portions of Olson Highway, <br /> for a total of over 400 acres(shown in blue). The various colored areas indicate the many <br /> subwatersheds that will be tributary to the Near Northside water system. <br /> The City of Mumeapolis'Near Northside Redevelopment project will create 900 units of mixed-income.mixed-density•high-amenity housing in <br /> north Minneapolis on the site of four demolished public housing developments. The area has long suffered from wet areas and structural problems due to <br /> clay and organic deposits in this ancient river valley. The innovative water and park system will be built in areas of the most problematic soils for housing <br /> and will manage die area's rmtoff,improve water quality,create a sense of place and neighborhood pride,and bring back a watercourse and wetlands to <br /> Bassett Creek's historic floodplain area. <br /> Demolished barracks-style housing and superblocks--with frequent stonnwater infiltration problems as in photo at left--will be replaced wide <br /> single-family and multi-family]lorries whose scale and style are drawn from die city's best traditions and most beloved neighborhood features. <br /> public housing and other low-income units will be interspersed with,and indistinguishable from,market-rate housing. <br /> ;r• r <br /> f <br /> Dti'_ <br />