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Home My WebLink About2014.04.07 CC Power Point Stormwater GoalsHugo Stormwater Management Plan Update on Goals and Policies Hugo City Council Meeting April 7, 2014 A WSB � A�ruradrl. 1irc. SWMP Background — Provides guidance regarding surface water resource management practices, programs and activities — Existing SWMP adopted in 1998 I Required with Comprehensive Plans I Must be consistent with Watershed rules (3 watersheds) 2030 Comp Plan was adopted in 2010 1 A SWMP was not provided at that time I RCWD was revising its rules and the planning processes the Met Council and the RCWD did not match, so I The Met Council approved the 2030 Comp Plan with a condition that the SWMP would be developed after the rules were revised A W.S" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. SWMP Background — RCWD adopted its Watershed Management Plan (WMP) and revised its rules last summer — Significant change I Allows infiltration to occur regionally — The City continues to work with the RCWD to implement the revised rules — The City is starting the process to update its SWMP I First step is to establish goals and policies — Planning Commission Meeting (03-13-14) Agreed that the goals and policies would help the City achieve its water conservation efforts A W.S" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. SWMP Purpose — Protect or improve water quality — Reduce/manage flooding — Mitigate the impacts to water resources of new development — Identify and correct problems — Integrate local values into the plan: reduce, reuse, and replenish. A WSJ" & A --inn— Inc. SWMP Overview — Section 1 — Executive Summary — Section 2 — Land and Water Resource Inventory — Section 3 — Agency Cooperation — Section 4 — Problems and Issues — Section S — Goals and Policies — Section 6 — Implementation Program A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. SWMP Goals and Policies — Where the plan begins — Council Direction to integrate reduce, reuse, and replenish — Goal areas where reduce, reuse, and replenish policies appeared natural I Volume Management Water Quality Flood Control F Wetlands E Erosion and Sediment Control I Groundwater I Education and Public Involvement A W.S" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. SWMP Goals and Policies — Goal areas where reduce, reuse, and replenish policies do not appear I Recreation, Habitat, and Shoreland Management I Public Ditch Systems A W.S" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. SWMP Goals and Policies Hugo pursues a reduce, reuse, and replenish philosophy through its stormwater management policies. Hugo's policies reduce stormwater runoff to prevent the damage that occurs to lakes, streams, and wetlands from urbanization. Hugo's policies reduce reliance on groundwater by encouraging projects that reuse stormwater for irrigation. Hugo's policies favor a regional approach to preserve and replenish underground drinking water supplies. This regional approach substitutes surface water for groundwater wherever possible and seeks to replenish groundwater supplies by active regional management of existing appropriations and by consideration of an aquifer recharge and storage program. A W. & A --inn— Inc. Volume Management • Techniques to reduce runoff volume on an annual basis and from small rainfalls • Policy statements emphasize re • runoff volume, reusin.qlstormwater runoff to • potable water use, and infiltrating stormwater to groundwater. Water Quality -Techniques to preserve lakes, streams, and wetlands for: drinking water, recreation, aquatic life, and aesthetics. -Po,licv statements emphasize that NEWMaIRPRIPY runoff volume frorn urban development an -M• this runoff goes a long way to preserve water quality. ='� = groundwater flow in streams and preserves hydrology in certain wetlands, protecting aquatic life. SWMP Goals and Policies Flood Control • Reduce, reuse, replenish focuses on small rainfalls and annual timeframe • Flood control focuses on extreme rainfalls and short timeframes • We want to site flood control ponds near irrigation demand and highly permeable soils so we can reuse and infiltrate (replenish) • Wetlands usually do not need the excess urban water • Reducing runoff and replenishing groundwater protects wetlands from urbanization A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Wetlands • Wetlands usually do not need the excess urban water • Reducing runoff and replenishing groundwater protects wetlands from urbanization A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. SWMP Goals and Policies Education and. Public ' Involvement reduce, reuse, and Erosion and Reduce, reuse, and replenish slows water Sediment down and eliminates runoff for small Control rainfalls which decreases movement of soil Groundwater• Replenish groundwater for use by future generations A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Oneka Ridge Golf Course and Fox Meadows Al Install 10" fror€ernain for a ��° r a4 •' y Irrigation System 4. - " install 5tormwater Pond t Pumping Station Jnstall 4" Forcemain for West Pond Infiltration System e µ . Spoil Disposal Area e XNa t .P w� Install West Pony' Excavate i+` ` Inffteation System + "� i Stormwater lyr: - r " i ;\ it� �rS' ti i i t West Pond Is Wo A WSB T= �I 11 1213 i SINGLE FAMILY 86 MIN. WOE LOT i t r I �Qb lid 16 1 1 1 1 111 1�- -3 i I2 F. 8 g 4 AL----- — — —-------------- — �. u 2 12S LANE N. «a. J 3 ' 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 f 2 Ll ftA 4 12 1 a 18 17 16 15 14 13 1 f au eu arE ue ------- _._ a _ - I .. FOXHILL AVENUE N. 7 / wsl iw<iuE 17 lO 8 1q 1.': 12 11 W. LAKamal >.; below. Gal I mt� vat ab. MERIQIAN LANA a COMPANY PDX MEADOWS 3 I � ' "" �u�� d,d,.• •.• s- iL,a �.,,.+ .., ssoo w ecicac lxo, v+,-sul�ezoo PRELIMINARY SITE & UTILM PLAN ar Y � � .u...,.....nrt:�... •, wl��rcdk^�N SSaJi nu , na 10 1 T GS i r $ 7 '/ 8� 6 5 F1,I>• / 3 , i SINGLE FAMILY 86 MIN. WOE LOT i t r I �Qb lid 16 1 1 1 1 111 1�- -3 i I2 F. 8 g 4 AL----- — — —-------------- — �. u 2 12S LANE N. «a. J 3 ' 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 f 2 Ll ftA 4 12 1 a 18 17 16 15 14 13 1 f au eu arE ue ------- _._ a _ - I .. FOXHILL AVENUE N. 7 / wsl iw<iuE 17 lO 8 1q 1.': 12 11 W. LAKamal >.; below. Gal I mt� vat ab. MERIQIAN LANA a COMPANY PDX MEADOWS 3 I � ' "" �u�� d,d,.• •.• s- iL,a �.,,.+ .., ssoo w ecicac lxo, v+,-sul�ezoo PRELIMINARY SITE & UTILM PLAN ar Y � � .u...,.....nrt:�... •, wl��rcdk^�N SSaJi nu , na Conclusion/Recommendation — Staff recommends that the City Council provide comments on the goals and policies of the SWMP — Staff is looking for direction to complete SWMP based on goals and policies — Incorporation of the SWMP to the Comp Plan will occur through the Comp Plan Amendment process I Includes a public hearing at a later date A W.S" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Questions — Bob Barth nbarthkwsbeng.com — 763-231-4876 A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc.