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SECTION 6 Integrated Stormwater Management Strategy Multiple Obiective Stormwater Capital Improvement Program It should be noted that, in general, all stormwater capital projects, will consider flood control, water quality and natural resources protection and enhancement as project objectives when feasible and appropriate. All stormwater capital projects will conform to adopted code requirements for private development, including stormwater quality standards. 6.2 Summary of Strategy Benefits The River Road Santa Clara integrated strategy, when finalized and implemented, is expected to provide the following benefits: 1. Provide the required level of flood protection basin -wide through capital projects. 2. Reduce existing pollutant loads through capital projects. 3. Reduce the potential for increased pollutant loads and erosive impacts to stream channels that would be associated with increased flows from drywell decommissioning. 4. Reduce pollutant loads associated with new developments through development standards. 5. Identify, protect and manage significant open waterways for their beneficial stormwater functions. 6. Address compliance issues associated with the Clean Water Act and Safe Drinking Water Act. 6.3 Summary of Strategy Implementation and Costs For a description of implementation of water quality and stormwater related natural resources standards, refer to Volume I — Citywide Basin Master Plan Report. This section provides a summary of the estimated costs for each of the capital projects in the River Road Santa Clara Basin. It also describes the approach for capital project implementation. The list of capital projects in Table 6 -1 is a summary of the full list of projects identified from the basin planning process, and includes planning level cost estimates. Appendix A contains a more detailed fact sheet for each capital project, which includes a description of the project and assumptions made for purposes of estimating costs. Unit cost tables utilized for these estimates are provided in Appendix D. The actual cost split for each project between the City and Lane County will be determined on a project -by- project basis, and was not estimated as a part of this planning process. At the time of completion of this report, there is no identified funding mechanism in the County to pay for the County's portion of the capital improvement projects identified in this basin plan. The City will fund its portion of the projects identified in this basin plan primarily through a combination of stormwater user fees and systems development charges. 0: 25695978 Eugene RR -SC Final Basin P1an\Master P1anTINAL 2- 2010\Master_Plan 3- 11- 10_FINAL_ Word _Version.doc 6 -5