Project overview

We plan to construct flood mitigation measures. The project will replace aging storm water pipes in the Cleveland Neighborhood. Streets in this neighborhood flood as often as every other year. Some homes have flooded in the past and residents have reported damage. Installing new storm water pipes will reduce flood risk and improve climate resilience. Public Works will consult residents on improvements for walking, rolling, and driving. Construction is planned to begin in late 2025 and conclude in late 2026.

There are three main project goals:

1.      Reduce flooding of streets and houses for frequent and severe rainfall events.

2.      Recommend a design layout that improves climate resilience of the area. The design will manage storm water runoff amounts and increasing rainfall intensity.

3.      Consult residents on priorities for using streets, sidewalks, and green space. These uses will be balanced with water quality needs.

See the project purpose and timeline on the project fact sheet.

Please share your experiences of neighborhood flooding in this survey.

Point out flooding problems you’ve experienced or observed on this map.

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Traffic impacts

We expect some minor traffic impacts while construction is happening.

You might see things like:

• Detours

• Intersection and lane restrictions

• Parking restrictions

• Revised walking and bicycle trails

Residents, businesses and visitors may experience:

• Noise

• Vibration

• Dust in work areas