Recording — not attached to a listed meeting

Stormwater Update

Archived under
2020-10-30
Status
Machine transcript available
Source
the YouTube video the transcript was made from ↗

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In the summer of 2019,
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approved a 10-year work plan for the stormwater system. This plan and overall stormwater assessment enables the city to invest in stormwater infrastructure, reduce flooding, increase maintenance, and reduce runoff-caused pollution to help improve water quality. Projects outlined in this plan have already begun, including clearing out vegetation in
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‸ The vegetation caused nutrient buildup and algal blooms,
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which absorb nutrients and reduces buildup that could eventually make its way to the lagoon.
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cleared out to assist with drainage and flooding issues. The entire stormwater conveyance system was cleaned and restored to original operating capacity with the assistance of
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Also, the city's Public Works Department purchased an additional street sweeper to help keep our storm drains clear of debris. More projects are planned to continue to improve our stormwater system for future generations. Keep an eye out for future projects that show your stormwater dollars at work for our community.

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