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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2016.02.18 CC PowerPoint RCWD for Water SummitNE Metro Water Summit Photo Credit: Ed` Nater Rice Creek Watershed District Tel: 763-398-3070 1 Fax: 763-398-3088 1 www.ricecreel<.org RCWD's History of Supporting Water Reuse Projects it V. ,i Centerville 5tormwater Reuse Project Photo Credit: Met Council Stormwater Reuse Irrigation Assessment Tool • BWSR Clean Water Fund Grant Goal: Reduce Groundwater Pumping for Irrigation • Anticipated Completion the End of 2016 Scope of Work Phase I: Develop a set of ranking criteria and assessment methodology Phase II: Apply the assessment methodology to the RCWD and develop a prioritized list of possible project areas. Conduct a technical review of the top ten project areas. Phase III: Revise assessment based on lessons learned in the RCWD Phase IV: Draft and submit final report to BWSR 011. 0011, RCD RICE CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT Questionnaire 1. Has your CitylCounty participated in project planning or implementation of a stormwater reuse irrigation project? Yes No 2. What data sources or tools has your CitylCounty used to identify stormwater reuse irrigation project locations? 3. What factors has your CitylCounty identified as being most important for planning a water reuse irrigation project? Minimum impervious cover in subwatershed (%) Minimum contributing drainage area size Ability to route water to the reuse site Flood protection benefits (proximity to flood prone areas) Distance from reuse site to impaired waters I surface waters Groundwater contamination potential (distance to groundwater) Distance from reuse site to intended irrigated area Amount of area to irrigate Additional Considerations to Support Water Reuse • RCWD staff are reviewing the permitting process with water reuse in mind. Our goal is to create a process that is fair and supports the District's mission. • RCWD is committed to building multi-purpose projects and we know that doing so adds cost. We continue to discuss the District's role in supporting water reuse efforts and associated costs. Urban Stormwater Remediation Cost -Share Program Project funding available for stormwater treatment and/or runoff volume or peak runoff rate control exceeding RCWD permit requirements • In 2016, priority was given to stormwater reuse irrigation projects for the first time. Public or private entities are eligible to receive 50% of the project costs with a maximum of $50,000 Proposals due at the end of each calendar year. RCWD & Water Conservation In addition to building water reuse projects, the Rice Creek Watershed District: • Participates on the DN R's newly formed later Conservation Task. Force • Partners with Met Cou nci I, Race 2 Reduce, and others to support educational events in the District • Shares water conservation information on social media and in articles for the public RCD RICE CREEK WATERSHED DISTRICT Phil Belfiori, Adminstrator Email: pbelfioriricecreelc.org Tel: 763-398-3071 Catherine Nester, District Technician/Inspector Email: cnesterricecreelc.org Tel: 763-398-3081 Jessica Bromellcamp, Education, outreach & Communication Coordinator Email: jbromell(amp@ricecreel(.org Tel: 763-398-3073