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Monroe Street Stormwater, Landscaping and Parking August 11, 2016 N. Monroe Project Advisory Board Position 1 Position 2 Position 3 N. Monroe Business Owner N. Monroe Business Owner N. Monroe Property Owner Legacy New/Emerging Dale

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Monroe Street

Stormwater, Landscaping and Parking

August 11, 2016

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  • N. Monroe Project Advisory Board

Position 1

  • N. Monroe Business Owner

Legacy

Ed Ardiss

Position 2

  • N. Monroe Business Owner

New/Emerging

Brianna Musser

Position 4 Emerson/Garfield Neighborhood

E.J. Ianelli

Position 5 Neighborhood Resident

Megan Kennedy

Position 3

  • N. Monroe Property Owner

Dale Westhaver

Position 6 North Hill Neighborhood

Michael Trautman

Position 7 At Large

Chris Bornhoft

Position 8 West Central Rep

Mike Wallace

Position 9 Business Owner From Riverside

Jill Leonetti

City Council District 3

Council Member Karen Stratton

City Council District 3

Council Member Candace Mumm

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TRANSIT ANSIT

  • High Performance Transit

Network

  • ADA & Bicycles
  • Transit Meeting with STA in

September

TRAFFIC AFFIC

  • Level of Service (LOS)
  • Residential traffic impact
  • Snow Removal
  • Emergency Response

Vehicles

  • Garbage Trucks
  • Traffic Operations Meeting in

August

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OTHER HER

  • Underground Utilities
  • Checking with Avista
  • City Investment
  • ~$2.5 million
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  • Housing – Centers & Corridors designation

calls for housing to support commercial corridor

  • Water/Sewer Infrastructure – In good shape

generally, but water main work at south end, laterals are opportunity based

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Stormwater MS4 System

MS4=Municipal Separated Storm Sewer System Discharges pollutants directly to the Spokane River Historic view of the river as a place to send waste

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Spokane’s Integrated Clean Water Plan

Clean River, Faster

  • More stormwater to River

than CSOs

  • Stormwater key to River

health

  • Commitment to eliminate

stormwater when rebuilding streets

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Current Stormwater Standard

Clean and Infiltrate

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Stormwater Options (infiltration tools)

  • Bio-Infiltration swales
  • Trees with Soil Cells
  • Permeable Parking Zone
  • Cartridge Filtration
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Bio-Infiltration

  • Treatment Area / Impact Area = HIGH
  • Includes decorative landscaping or

greenscape (customizable)

  • Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Buffer
  • Requires regular maintenance and water
  • Turf requires frequent maintenance and water
  • Trade-off for parking and/or pedestrian space
  • Costs $$$$$
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Bio-Infiltration

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Tree with Soil Cell

  • Treatment Area / Impact Area = VERY LOW
  • Adds green landscaping (trees/shrubs)
  • Infiltration area sits below the hardscape
  • Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Buffer
  • Requires regular maintenance and watering
  • Double benefit with on-street parking
  • Costs $$$$$
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Tree with Soil Cell

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Pervious Concrete Parking

  • Treatment Area / Impact Area = VERY LOW
  • Infiltration area sits below parking
  • No conflict with green space
  • Requires regular street maintenance
  • Double benefit with on-street parking
  • Costs $$$$$
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Pervious Parking

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Cartridge Filtration

  • Treatment Area / Impact Area = VERY LOW
  • Looks like conventional stormwater system
  • Requires regular utility maintenance
  • No overall loss of on-street parking
  • Costs $$$$$
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Cartridge Filtration

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What do you want?

  • Work together to set priorities for the corridor and

mix & match option per corridor vision  Green Space

  • Extra trees, landscaping, grass?
  • At corners, along blocks?

 Parking Needs

  • Landscape full or partial length of blocks?
  • Where is parking most important
  • Focus Areas? For landscaping, furniture, lighting?
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Visualization

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Landscaping Options

All green landscaping requires a functional watering system. Stormwater landscaping will be maintained by City Staff.

  • Trees required by SMC
  • Additional trees
  • Shrubs
  • Grasses and flowers
  • Hanging baskets
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Grass Swale Tree/Shrubs Swale Pedestrian Light w/ Baskets

Landscaping Options

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Landscaping Options

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Summary

Where is the focus area? What level of landscaping is the target?

  • More trees
  • turf or shrub areas
  • amount of parking allowable as trade-off

The City will use this information through the design process to implement the stormwater tools.

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York Cleveland/Fairview Montgomery Indiana

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Focus Area: York to Cleveland or Fairview

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Pictures

Between Cleveland & Grace looking east NE Corner of Monroe and York NW Corner of Monroe and Grace NW Corner of Monroe and York Looking west SW Corner of Monroe and Fairview SW Corner of Monroe and Grace looking west SE Corner of Monroe and Cleveland Looking west

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Focus Area: Indiana to Montgomery

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NE Corner of Montgomery and Monroe Between Montgomery and Mansfield Between Montgomery and Mansfield z Entering Project Area, Indiana and Monroe (Google Maps Image) Between Shannon Ave and Knox Ave on Monroe (Google Maps Image)