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11/2/2012
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SECTION 4 water Quality Eualuatiou <br />Other Water Quality CPs <br />In addition to the three CP options described above (i.e., pre- treatment associated with piped <br />retrofits, neighborhood -scale rain gardens, and street side rain gardens associated with street <br />improvements), CPs were developed to address results of the pollutant loads evaluation and to <br />address observed stream stability issues. The pollutant loads evaluation showed that commercial <br />and industrial land uses discharge relatively higher pollutant loads when compared to residential <br />and open land uses. Therefore, a list of projects was developed to retrofit the piped systems in <br />these high source areas to include structural water quality facilities such as sedimentation <br />manholes and select proprietary stormwater treatment devices that incorporate filtration to <br />reduce the pollutant load. As part of the basin planning process, a City -wide annual budget line <br />item was included to construct these types of projects. <br />RRSC -1 - Citywide Annual Budget Line Item — Stream Bank Stabilization: This <br />proposed project alternative includes using bioengineering techniques to stabilize <br />the creek bank at locations where problems have been observed or are expected to <br />occur as a result of future development. <br />RRSC -2 - Citywide Annual Budget Line Item — High Source Areas: Single or multiple <br />facilities may be appropriate for these high source areas, and the facilities should <br />be selected and designed to treat the particular pollutant of concern based on <br />specific site conditions. The following ten potential locations for these retrofits <br />were identified: <br />Willamette Overflow major subbasin <br />1) Node 68485 <br />18" diameter pipe that runs south along River Road <br />2) Nodes 58315, 58314, 58313 and 58312 <br />27" diameter pipe that runs east along Division Avenue <br />3) Nodes 72406 and 66531 <br />24" diameter pipe that runs east along Division Avenue <br />4) Node 58319 <br />12" diameter pipe along Division Avenue <br />5) Node 67014 <br />15" diameter pipe south of Beltline Road <br />Spring Creek major subbasin <br />1) 48" pipe east of River Road, north of River Loop 2, south of Swain Lane <br />Flat Creek major subbasin <br />1) Nodes 72206, 72210, 72215, 72218, 72223 <br />24" diameter pipe south of Irvington Drive <br />2) Node 72321 <br />18" diameter pipe along Zinfandel Lane <br />3) Node 72326 <br />10" diameter pipe along Napa Valley Lane <br />A -1 major subbasin <br />1) Nodes 59020, 59021 <br />54" diameter pipe that runs west along Maxwell between Bushnell Ln. and N. Park Ave. <br />0:A25695978 Eugene RR -SC Final Basin P1an\Master P1anTINAL 2- 2010\Master_Plan 3- 11- 10_FINAL_ Word _Version.doc 4-33 <br />
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