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outlet is an overland swale which is routed across several yards,eventually reaching <br />Judicial Ditch 3. The designed normal water level (NWL) of this pond is 903.5; about 2 <br />feet below the elevation of the walk-out at 6996 Brian Drive. Several other walk-outs <br />around the pond are 2.5 to 3 feet higher than the NWL. <br />Figure 1-Existing Conditions <br />Theproposedimprovements wouldlower the NWL to around 902 (about 1.5 feet lower <br />than today)and routes the outlet to thesouth, via a storm pipe(shown in blue). The <br />outlet to the northeast would remain, unaltered, as an emergency overflow(EOF). <br />Figure 2-Proposed Conditions <br />The estimated project costs are around $45,000, including construction and engineering <br />costs. Staff will handle as much of theengineering in-house as possible, but the <br />permitting processmay need to include modeling which would require a consultant’s <br />help. Funding for the project wouldinclude special assessments, estimated at $12,000. <br />The remaining costs($33,000) wouldcomefrom the city’s stormwater fund. Thecurrent <br />balance in the stormwater utility fund isapproximately$381,000. The assessments on <br />this project, wouldtherefore represent a contribution of 27% from the adjoining <br />homeowners and 73% from the city. <br />If the City Council is amenable to the proposed cost share for this project, staff would <br />complete some initial discussions with thewatershed and return for formal approval of a <br />feasibility study to begin the project process. <br /> <br />
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