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Proposed Work Plan Project Understanding Roseville has a demonstrated history of being on the front edge of stormwater Key topic areas to review with staff management. The City developed a comprehensive storm sewer plan in and committees: the 1970s. In the mid 1980s, Roseville developed a comprehensive surface water management plan that included complete flood routing of more than • Obtaining meaninfgul public involvement 100 ponds and wetlands in response to local requirements of the Watershed • Reviewing flooding issues, especially in Management Act of 1982. Roseville implemented the state's first stormwater the McCarrons, Cleveland and Willow utility in the early 1980s, and developed a joint powers agreement with Pond areas Shoreview to manage stormwater in the Grass Lake Watershed, which is now part of the Ramsey -Washington -Metro Watershed District. How does climate resliency fit into this plan? A multitude of plans, studies and models have been developed since the • Incorporating projects identified in the City's 1990 plan, including a recent update to the plan in 2013. Wetland rules RWMWD, CRWD and RCWD Plan and regulations were developed and adopted in accordance with the Wetland Conservation Act and the Federal Clean Water Act. MS4 stormwater permit Connection to the overall Comprehensive rules and total maximum daily load (TMDL) studies have been developed. A Plan wide range of Green Infrastructure techniques are now being considered and • Removing barriers to new and innovatice implemented, including water reuse systems and iron enhanced filters. Best approaches Management Practices (BMPs) are now targeted at infiltration and volume control versus detention and rate control. SEH understands this history in Roseville and will continue to work together with the City to stay on the front edge of stormwater management. The updated Plan we help you create will serve as a functional and highly tool effective tool that you will use to carry out your successful surface water noun \tul\ : a device or implement, management program. With the tool in hand, either in printed format or more especially one held in the hand, used often through the click of a mouse, the City will have a comprehensive and to carry out a particular function. multi-purpose tool that documents past successes, guides future decisions, identifies a range of water resources improvement projects and activities to be implemented, and prioritizes and informs annual budgeting. While the City intends to complete an update to its current Plan in February 2017 to meet State Rules 8410 and watershed district requirements, the true value of the Plan is realized through the direction it sets, the goals it helps you achieve and the efficiencies it creates in helping you to implement your program in the years ahead. This effort must result in an outcome -based plan that sets the measurable goals for water resources within the City and establishes the general framework towards achieving those goals. It's not about the number of projects you implement, it's about the results a given project will achieve in terms of water resources protection or drainage improvements. Project Approach Our approach to this project has two equally important components: 1. How we will collaborate with City staff - We understand that the City is looking for a project partner that will be responsible for preparing this Plan update. Our commitment is to function seamlessly as an extension of Roseville staff to ensure that the Plan update meets the required state and local water agency requirements, and at the same time is consistent with the City's values, goals and policies. We will facilitate the update SHORT ELLIOTT HENDRICKSON INC. 4