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were recently completed in 2012 to restore the Villa Park Wetlanby removing <br />accumulated sediment and the project is scheduled to be completed in 2013. <br />5.1.8Gottfrieds Pit Pump <br />The City of Roseville cooperated on a study of downstream flooding and water quality issues <br />with CRWD, Falcon Heights, the City of St. Paul, and Ramsey County in 200 <br />northwestern watershed area to Como Lake. Roseville drains 315 acres to this system. Just <br />east of Gottfried's Pitis a low point in local topography near the intersection of Larpenteu <br />Avenue and Fernwood Avenue which is prone to frequent flooding. Solutions to mitigate the <br />flooding issue on Larpenteur involved increasing the volume storGottfried's Pit <br />countered by a pump upgrade for a faster draw-down time and closing the valve located in <br />the pipe connecting the Ramsey County storm sewer trunk to the lift station. <br />5.2Ongoing Issues <br />While the previous section provided just a few of the many proje <br />accomplishments the City has made in the 20 plus years since com <br />water management plan, there is also more work ahead. Many of the flooding issues of the <br />past have been addressed, but some remain. New water quality issues and concerns are <br />emerging each year, requiring varying levels of effort by the ci <br />ongoing maintenance and operation of the storm water system has <br />complex over the years due to new regulations and a better understanding of what is <br />necessary to keep the treatment ponds and filtration systems fun <br />An example of one of these complex issues is the management of contaminated st <br />sediment dredged from stormwater ponds. This section of the plan provides an overview of <br />some of the more significant of these ongoing issues that will r <br />resource commitments. Location specific issues such as localized flooding issues and <br />ongoing impairments are identified in Figure 19. <br />5.2.1Localized Flooding Issues <br />While many of the known flooding areas have been addressed by in <br />improvements over the past 20 years, some remain and are identified in the impleme <br />section of the plan. Unfortunately, the very nature of storm wa <br />some point new issues will likely present themselves due to the <br />from debris, for example, or simply a larger or more intense rai <br />previously experienced. The flooding in Duluth, Minnesota in June 2012 is a notable example <br />of how a storm larger than anticipated can create problems wherewere anticipated in <br />the past and will require extensive repair and restoration work Specific <br />known local flooding issues are presented below in Table 14. <br />Table 14 <br />Localized Flooding Issues <br />Implementation <br />LocationIssue <br />Item(s) <br />I-35W and Co.Rd. C Chronic flooding at the low point of <br />1 <br />corridor Cleveland Avenue and Long Lake Pond <br />The lake utilizes a lift station to control <br />the bounce and high water level. The <br />Walsh Lake 2 <br />upstream Rosewood neighborhood is <br />prone to flooding. <br />Comprehensive Surface Water Management PlanROSEV120222 <br />City of RosevillePage 30 <br /> <br />
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