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<br />I <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />II <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />, <br />I <br /> <br />* <br /> <br />Another possible mitigation measure for this problem is to line the channel with concrete or <br />other solid material which would promote better flow through the section that floods, This <br />alternative would be very expensive and the channel would still require periodic maintenance <br />to remove sediment and debris, <br /> <br />All proposed mitigation measures would create a large disturbed area as a result of the <br />excavation as well as just accessing the ditch behind the houses, A more detailed review of the <br />tributary drainage area, ditch grades/sections and yard contours will be required prior to <br />generating a construction contract for the work. The cost estimate included in this report <br />assumes ditch excavation in the vicinity of 1519 McClung Drive and restoration associated with <br />the work. Improvements upstream are not included in the estimate. <br /> <br />Siems Court <br /> <br />Problem <br />Storm water runoff from Ridgewood Court over tops the bituminous curb at the end of the cul- <br />de-sac and flows through the backyard of the residence at 3520 Siems Court, Although no <br />severe erosion has taken place the resident states that they are unable to plant a garden, trees etc, <br />on the slope because the plantings will wash away, Currently there is an improvised drain on the <br />end of the Ridgewood Court that is undersized and unable to handle storm runoff, There is an <br />existing catch basin located near the bottom of the slope that drains under Arden Place directly to <br />Lake Johanna, The catch basin and outlet were apparently installed in 1991 or 1992 according to <br />drawings reviewed by BRW, <br /> <br />Potential Mitigation Measures <br />* A catch basin could be constructed at the end of Ridgewood Court and piped to the existing <br />catch basin located near the bottom of the hill. A curb would also have to be constructed to <br />direct runoff from Ridgewood Court, into the proposed catch basin, This solution would <br />likely require a drainage easement in the resident's yard as well as the property at 1653 <br />Arden Place, for installation and maintenance of the pipe, <br /> <br />* <br /> <br />The problem could also be addressed by the incorporation of storm sewer facilities in the <br />neighborhood as a part of future roadway reconstruction. This approach would allow the <br />City to construct a catchbasin at the end of Ridge wood Court as necessary but would allow <br />several other options for routing of the drainage pipe possibly to a regional ponding site next <br />to Lift Station #3 or to the wetland east of Ridgewood Road, <br /> <br />The first measure may be cheaper initially however it would direct more runoff from City streets <br />directly into Lake Johanna, which is an undesirable in terms oflake water quality, The <br />reconstruction schedule of Arden Place, Siems Court and Ridgewood Court will be determined <br />as a part ofthe comprehensive street condition review to be accomplished this spring, <br /> <br />The cost estimate included in this report reflects the first potential mitigation measure describe <br />above, <br /> <br />6 <br />