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NYC Green Infrastructure Program Newtown Creek CAG Margot Walker, DEP Green Infrastructure in New York City Green infrastructure practices are designed and constructed to manage stormwater runoff when it rains. Green Infrastructure also helps


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NYC Green Infrastructure Program

Newtown Creek CAG

Margot Walker, DEP

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Green Infrastructure in New York City

Green infrastructure practices are designed and constructed to manage stormwater runoff when it rains. Green Infrastructure also helps make the City more sustainable by improving air quality, reducing temperatures in hot summer months, and beautifying neighborhoods.

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Newtown Creek Priority CSO Tributary Areas

The Area-wide approach allows OGI to:

  • Focus resources on specific
  • utfall tributary areas
  • Saturate these areas with as

much GI as possible

  • Achieve efficiencies in design

and construction

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Right-of-way Bioswale

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Right-of-way Bioswale

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Stormwater Greenstreets

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Green Infrastructure Contract Areas

NCB-015 – EDC English Kills Tributary Size: Approx. 2000 acres Design Costs: $15M NCB-083- DEP East Branch Tributary Size: Approx. 1500 acres Design Costs: $3M NCQ-077 – DDC Maspeth Creek Tributary Size: Approx. 1000 acres Design Costs: $4.5M Newtown Creek – DEP NC and Dutch Kills Tributary Size: Approx. 1000 acres Design Costs: TBD

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Anticipated Construction Schedule

  • English Kills Tributary (Bushwick, Bedford Stuyvesant, Crown Heights)
  • Geotechnical Investigations and Survey currently underway
  • Construction will begin in summer 2014
  • East Branch Tributary (Ridgewood, Middle Village, Glendale)
  • Geotechnical investigations will begin in February 2014
  • Construction will begin winter/spring 2015
  • Maspeth Creek Tributary (Maspeth)
  • Geotechnical investigations and surveys are currently underway
  • Construction will begin in summer 2014
  • Newtown Creek and Dutch Kills Tributary (Long Island City)
  • Design team will be brought on in spring 2014
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  • Funding is available for design and construction of green infrastructure
  • n non-city owned property in combined sewer areas
  • $11.5 million has been committed to 29 projects
  • New round of grants to be announced this spring

GI Grant Program

Brooklyn Navy Yard: Rooftop Farm Queens College: Rain Garden/Pavers Bishop Loughlin: Green Roof Lenox Hill House: Green Roof NYRP: Rain Garden/Pavers Osborne Association: Blue/Green Roof

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NYC Department of Education-School Playgrounds

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PS 261K, Brooklyn. Opened Sept. 2013 Photos courtesy of TPL

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After

PS 261K, Brooklyn. Opened Sept. 2013 Photos courtesy of TPL

NYC Department of Education-School Playgrounds

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Trees with Permeable Pavers Turf Field

Current Project: JHS162

Rain Garden

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Rain Barrel Giveaway Program

DEP partners with elected officials and community boards to give away free rain barrels. Stay tuned for a 2014 giveaway…

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Questions?

Margot Walker margotw@dep.nyc.gov For more information: nyc.gov/dep/greeninfrastructure