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of Van at the greenway- bikepath area and an additional catch basin in a low point near <br /> the west end of the proposed new curb section and connect to the proposed new <br /> manhole. <br /> • Status: No change since `97 CIP List <br /> • Date identified as a CIP: (Nov. `97, Mar.'98, July `98) <br /> 8 of 23 Cherry Drive - South off Harlow <br /> o PWM Contact: Brian Elliott <br /> o PWE Contact: Gale Mills <br /> Current Problem: Large amount of standing water on both sides of unimproved street. There is <br /> currently minimal positive drainage in this section. <br /> • Recommended Solution: Replacement of the standpipe inlet on the West side of the <br /> intersection with a City standard catchbasin. Construct a drain line North from a new and <br /> existing catch basin to extend service. Install area drains along the storm line extensions, <br /> and re -grade the parking strip. <br /> • Status: Submitted to Engineering July `98. <br /> • Date identified as a CIP: (July `98) <br /> 9 of 23- Old Dillard Road <br /> o PWM Contact: Dave Ritter <br /> o PWE Contact: Bob Terrel <br /> Current Problem: Heavy runoff washes gravel and rocks from the un improved half of the <br /> street into the improved section. This section of street is very steep. The side slope of the <br /> improved half does not appear to be adequate to direct all of the runoff to the curb. Higher flows <br /> traverse across the improved section and travel down the unimproved side. These high flows <br /> wash the gravel and sediment down the street and ultimately into the travel lane of the improved <br /> section. Secondly, the single curb inlet at the bottom of the improved side does not appear to be <br /> adequate in size and location to manage the high velocities and flows, field inspections have <br /> determined that a substantial amount of runoff flows past this catch basin during large events. <br /> • Recommended Solution: An accurate topographic survey of the street section to <br /> determine the current drainage patterns. Construction of some type of drainage facilities <br /> along the edge of the existing paving to pick up the flows from the improvements and <br /> route them to the existing swale. Installing a catch basin at the bottom of every driveway <br /> crossing on the unimproved side may be necessary. <br /> • Status: Submitted to Engineering July `98. <br /> • Date identified as a CIP: (July `98) <br /> 10 of 23 - Buck Street - @ 15 Ave. <br /> o PWM Contact: Jack Long <br /> o PWE Contact: Sharlett Rice <br /> Current Problem: Approximately 400 feet of curb and gutter street surface drains east off 15 <br /> Ave. onto the unimproved intersection of Buck Street and then on to City park property. There <br /> are some low points in the intersection which create ponding problems <br /> • Recommended Solution: Extension or reconfiguration of existing storm system to <br /> capture drainage. <br /> • Status: Submitted to Engineering July `98. <br /> • Date identified as a CIP: (July `98) <br /> 98 CIP 11/98 bne <br />
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