fairhill/mlk pre-construction public meeting 3-25-2015
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Green Ambassador Fairhill/MLK Project
Community MeetingMarch 25, 2015
Agenda
• Welcome and Introductions
• Project Clean Lake
Green & Gray Infrastructure
• Green Ambassador – Fairhill/MLK Project
Project Design
Construction & Community Impacts
• Questions & Discussion
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District
355square
miles
• Political subdivision of Ohio
• Created in 1972 by Court Order
– Code of Regulations
– Governed by seven Trustees
• Separate and distinct from the City of Cleveland and Cuyahoga County
Who We Are…
• Sanitary & regional stormwater services to Cleveland and 61 member communities
– 1 million customers
– 90+ billion gallons treated each year
• Water quality monitoring
• Lake Erie beach monitoring and maintenance
What We Do…
We Own and Operate 3 Wastewater Treatment Plants
Westerly
Southerly
Easterly
6
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District
Responsibility
• $3 billion in 25 years• Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) control• Sewer fees
• Regional flooding and erosion issues• Impervious surface fee
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District
Responsibility
• Regional flooding and erosion issues• Impervious surface fee
• $3 billion in 25 years• Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) control• Sewer fees
Project Clean Lake
The Sewer District: COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOW CONTROL
10 10
Dry Weather Flow to treatment plant
Additional Conveyance Capacity Available for
wet-weather
Combined Sewer Overflow Discharge to
Stream/Lake
What is a Combined Sewer?
What is a Combined Sewer Overflow?
How does a combined sewer system work?
Separate Sewer System
Street Catch
Basins
Industrial
WastewaterDomestic
WastewaterStorm Sewer
WWTP
Flow to WWTP
Sanitary Sewer Lake Erie
Combined Sewer Area
Separate Sewer Area
NEORSD Service Area & Communities
Combined Sewer Area
126 CSO Locations Throughout Combined Sewer Area
Consent Decree Requires Northeast Ohio’s CSO Problem Reduced in 25 Years
98%Capture
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Baseline (1970s) Current (2011) Target (2036)
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4.5
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Typ
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Rem
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(BG
) 0 to 4 overflows in typical year
0 to 80+ overflows in typical year
CSO Consent Decree
25 years of Tunnel ConstructionSeven Tunnel Systems
– 21 Miles
– 17’ to 24’ in Diameter
– 100’ to 200’ in Depth
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2011 – 2020
2021 – 2027
2019 – 2024
2026 –2035
2017 –2021
2024 – 2030
Complete
Project Clean Lake
Project Clean Lake
Euclid Creek Tunnel
Project Clean Lake
Euclid Creek Tunnel
NEORSD GREEN INFRASTRUCTURELooking across combined sewer area for opportunities to manage stormwater before it enters combined system
While the Sewer District Does Large Projects, You Can Also
Manage Your Runoff
On-Site Stormwater Management Practices
On-Site Stormwater Management Practices
• Rain Gardens
• Rain Barrels and Cisterns
• Pervious Pavement
• Vegetated Filter Strips
• Add disconnection slideRaingarden
Pervious PavementCistern
Retention Pond
Green roof
On-Site Stormwater Practices
Downspout Disconnection
On-Site Stormwater Management = Disconnection and Distribution
Bioretention
Project LocationProject Location MapSH
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EIG
HTS
Project Drainage Area
Combined Sewer
Inlet Laterals
Inlet
Inlet Laterals
Inlet
Storm SewerCombined Sewer
Green Infrastructure Concept
Green Infrastructure Concept
Overflow to Doan Brook
Ponding Depths
0.75-inch rain event· 1 foot of surface ponding· 24-hour drawdown time
Rain events larger than 0.75 inches· 3 feet of surface ponding· 24- to 36-hour drawdown time
Green Infrastructure Concept
Doan Brook Bank Stabilization
Green Infrastructure Concept
Outlet Pipe to Bioretention Area
Maximum Height 14 feet
Large Stones to Slow Down Stormwater
Bioretention Area
Exposed Aggregate Concrete
Stamped & Stained Concrete
Standard Concrete Stained Concrete
NEORSD will maintain the following:
Maintenance Responsibilities
• New storm sewers and new street inlets
• Bioretention basins (includes storm sewer infrastructure
within the bioretention basins)
• Public plaza (includes facility maintenance, litter control, etc.)
Project Schedule
• Construction Start Date: March 2015
• Construction End Date: November 2016
Construction & Community Impact
Pre Construction Coordination
• Pre Construction Inspection/Photographs• Coordination with residents for access to property (typically
exterior of the home photographed)
• Residential Notification• 72-hour notification prior to commencement of work
• Access To Property• Contractor to coordinate & maintain access to drives, if
crossing is to occur
• Maintained with steel road plate
• Issues and Complaints• NEORSD Customer Service (216)881-8247 8AM-5PM
Maintenance of Traffic
• Tentative Plan (Subject to Change) based on approval/schedule
• Major Components:– West bound lane Fairhill Road closed. Detour to be
established around Larchmere Blvd. to MLK Drive.
– No left turn from E. 124th, E. 127th, Kemper Road and North Moreland Road
– Intersection of MLK and Fairhill channelized to eastbound Fairhill, left turn only lane, to North MLK
– Pedestrian sidewalk closed along north Fairhill Road
– No street parking allowed
Open Cut Construction
• Noise and dust limited to working hours. Contractor is responsible for maintaining work zone.
• Partial restoration of road cuts when sewer work completed.
Open Cut Construction
Open Cut Construction
Open Cut Construction
Open Cut Construction
Questions/Discussion
Questions & Answers
Question: Where will bus route #48/#48A go?
How will the public be notified of RTA bus routeand/or bus stop location changes?
RTA service alerts are posted at http://www.riderta.com
RTA Answerline (216) 621-9500 is also availableto help answer RTA related questions.
Questions & Answers
Question: Who do I contact if I have a question or concern?
NEORSD Customer Service Department
(216) 881-8247 8AM – 5PM
Questions & Answers
Question: What impacts should I expect from construction of the new storm sewers within the public right-of-way?
Temporary on-street parking limitations.Temporary lane closures, detours and limits
to left turns onto Fairhill Road westbound.Temporary driveway access closures.Pedestrian sidewalk closures/detours.Construction dust & noise.
For more information:
• NEORSD Customer Service (216) 881-8247
• Project Clean Lake official homepage:
www.neorsd.org/cso.php