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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGENDA REPORT 1995 0517 CC REG ITEM 08GITEM. To G •� AGENDA REPORT C = TY OF MOORPARK TO: The Honorable City Council FROM: Kenneth C. Gilbert, Director of Public Works DATE: May 5, 1995 (Council Meeting 5- 17 -95)' SUBJECT: Master Plan of Drainage DISCUSSION A. Background In part to meet the requirements of NPDES Program, and in part to provide the City with a comprehensive analysis of the storm drainage problems and needs of the City, the City Council selected the firm of Hawks & Associates to prepare a Master Drainage Study for the entire city. The City is in receipt of the final report entitled City of Moorpark -- Master Plan of Drainage, April 1995. Copies have been distributed the City Council and Department Heads under separate cover. B. Existing Storm Drains One of the most valuable elements of the subject document is the Storm Drain facilities maps set forth in the report as Plates A through L. An example of one of the Plates is attached as Exhibit 1. These facilities maps show the location and size of all of the existing storm drains, including the location of all storm drain inlets. Also included on each map are the drawing numbers for the "as- Built" plans for each storm drain. These maps provide a user - friendly "hands -on" reference tool which will be used by the Public Works Department to support on -going storm drain maintenance efforts. C. Future Needs Also identified on the facilities maps is the location and size of proposed future storm drains recommended by the consultant as being necessary to meet the requirements of the hydrological analysis set forth in the plan. A list of the proposed future storm drains is set forth in the report as Table VI -1, on page 37. A copy of that Table is attached as Exhibit 2. npdes29 00053 Master Drainage Study May 1995 Page 2 Attached as Exhibit 3 is a re -cap of the storm drains shown in Table VI -1 (Exhibit 2) as being City- funded. This supplemental chart identifies and clarifies the recommended funding sources for the construction of those storm drains. The subject plan discusses a number of alternatives for financing the construction of storm drains for which a funding source has not yet been identified. M!kL*l z1.1: KFO 1 Staff recommends that the City Counci 1 receive and file the subject plan. npdes29 00054 1-,36-RCP < _ 36 "RCP CHAPARRAL MIDDLE 45 "RCP { o �, 42 "RCP 2 SCHOOL o THIRD ST. 6'X3' 3 RC 8 (DEEDED BUT SEN AVE. F.-I RCP TRAVELED) Nor 36 RCPT 24 "RCP 48 RCP n z 0 SUSAN 8 n "R 0 0 ' °z ® z ®18 "RCP 1 z C) z ROBERTS J 39 "RCPD M N. m 151 48 RCP Y >- 48" RC 0 2 2 -45 "RCP a O H O All w O" a O_ z w 36 RCP O 36 "RCP o DO 1u Lui 42 RCP 42 "RCP w 2, 3'X4' J rF� RCB w LOS ANGELES 2 -51 "RCP ( HWY. 1 18 ) 48 "RCP j x-24-RCP 2 -48 "RCP 60 "RCP O R8 B4 [l CL ;3 a © w 2 8 "RCP o 4'X8' JAV RC BOX _ - -66 "RCP O U- o ' j c - ESTIC CT. 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KIMBERWICK I.N. 4A. N. FIRESIDE LN. 5A. N. DEEPWELL LN. 6A. N. BROOKDALE LN. 7A. N. BUTTERFIELD LN. 8A. N. LANTERN LN. 9A. N. AMBERVACK LN. 10K N. ROBINWOOD LN. 10 n 24 "CSP "RCP Z 27 "RCP 36 "RCP PLATF K a- L 0 N a' 24" Q (ED 01 24 "CSP 1 000.56 24 "r 15 "CMF 3( 30" I 24"APC 30` 1" = 500' SHEET INDEX �-- x. f (3) EXISTING DRAIN DATA I.D. Owner Tract Drawing No. 1 M 86 —ML -10091 2 M 86 —ML -10142 57052- 53(VC) 3 M PD 1051 ML -10146 4 M MISSION BELL 92 —AIL -10475 5 M 6 V 3537 86 —ML -10144 57629- 57631(VC) 7 M 88 —All -10348 B M 3403 86 —ML- 101348 57289- 90(VC) 9 M 4037 86 -ML -10120 10 M SE92 -1 92 -ML -10465 11 M 3855 86 -AIL -10449 57159- 57164(VC) 12 M PD1066 88 -ML -10312 13 C HWY 23 0 -2 14 M 3096 90-ML -10407 55062 -070 15 M 2632 -3 16 V 2451 17 V 2632 -1 18 V 19 V C = CALTRANS DB = DEBRIS BASIN H = HOMEOWNERS M = CITY OF MOORPARK V = VCFCD OFACIUTY I.D. NUMBER ® VCFCD JURISDICTION EXISTING DRAIN PROPOSED DRAIN a – — CITY UMITS 1 " = 500' Hawks & Associates 2323 Portola Road Suite 150 Ventura. CA 93003 (805) 658 -8811 CITY OF MOORPARK -_, I STORM DRAIN FACILITIES PLATE NO. H 00057 [tJ g 00058 TABLE VI -1 MASTER PLAN PROJECT COST SUMMARy r' PROJECT _ ID j DESCRIPTION COST FUNDING SOURCE ESTIMATE CITY DEVELOPER E -1 Spring Rd. Drain - North _ of High Street '$114,800 100% `. E -20, Moorpark Avenue Drain H -5 (in design) 1.,398,700 100% E -5 Bard St. Catch Basin 40, 600 100% _ G -1 Shasta Drain - Shasta Ave. 188,600 100% G-21 Shasta Drain - Lassen Ave H -2 to Poindexter 414,600 100% ,. G-3 Liberty Bell Drain 93,000 100% G -4 Arroyo Vista Park Drain 455,200 100% H -1 Spring Rd. Drain - LA AvenuE� _ to Minor Street (in design) *575,900 1000 • H -3,E -4 Fremont Drain 428,400 100% H -4 Loraine Lane Drain 58, �500 1000 H -6 New Los Angeles Ave. Drain C51 " -'00 ' 100% H-7 Science Drive Drain 433,000 100% H-8 Park Lane Drain 336,400 100% Master Plan Total 5,590,100 3,502 00 2,088,100 * Estimate by consultant preparing design and construction plans. CONSTRUCTION COST UPDATES 00058 Exhibit 3 City Funded Storm Drains npdes29 Notes: 1. Also partially funded by Caltrans ($280,0011;. 2. To be constructed as a part of the Street Reconstruction project scheduled to be under construction this summer. This project is also partially funded by a State /Local Transportation Partnership Program grant. 3. This project would extend a storm drain northerly on Shasta Avenue, north of Los Angeles Avenue. A funding source for this project has not vet been identified. 4. This project would extend the storm drain which not terminates on the former McCleod property, northerly. The scope of these required storm drainage improvements are now anticipated to be less than previously identified. The final cost estimate is expected to be much less than that identified above. The construction of this storm drain will be done as a part of the improvements required by the housing development proposed to be constructed next to Poindexter Park. 5. The design for Arroyo Vista Community Park included the construction of a storm drainage system to serve the entire park. It is now anticipated that it will not be necessary to extend the existing storm drain easterly of its present terminus. 6. Project is being designed. Full costs to also be funded by developer contributions. 7. This project calls for the construction of a storm drain to serve the properties north of Los Angeles avenue at Millard Street. A funding source, for this project has not yet been identified. 00659 Funding Source I D E -2 E -5 G -1 H-2 G -4 H -1 H-3 Description Moorpark Avenue Bard Street Shasta Drain Lassen Drain Arroyo Vista Park Spring Road Fremont Drain Notes 1 2�.�,60� 3 4 5 6 7 L A AOC 1,398,700. 575,900 __ 4RA_ )they 88 600 11,,60( _ _ _ _428,400 Not Require 455,200 _ Total 1,398,700 40,600 188,600 414,600 0 575,900 428,300 Total 1,974,600 45!; „200 617,000 N/A 3,046,700 npdes29 Notes: 1. Also partially funded by Caltrans ($280,0011;. 2. To be constructed as a part of the Street Reconstruction project scheduled to be under construction this summer. This project is also partially funded by a State /Local Transportation Partnership Program grant. 3. This project would extend a storm drain northerly on Shasta Avenue, north of Los Angeles Avenue. A funding source for this project has not vet been identified. 4. This project would extend the storm drain which not terminates on the former McCleod property, northerly. The scope of these required storm drainage improvements are now anticipated to be less than previously identified. The final cost estimate is expected to be much less than that identified above. The construction of this storm drain will be done as a part of the improvements required by the housing development proposed to be constructed next to Poindexter Park. 5. The design for Arroyo Vista Community Park included the construction of a storm drainage system to serve the entire park. It is now anticipated that it will not be necessary to extend the existing storm drain easterly of its present terminus. 6. Project is being designed. Full costs to also be funded by developer contributions. 7. This project calls for the construction of a storm drain to serve the properties north of Los Angeles avenue at Millard Street. A funding source, for this project has not yet been identified. 00659 AGENDA REPORT C = TY OF MOORPARK TO: The Honorable City Council lztw-- FROM: Kenneth C. Gilbert, Director of Public works DATE: May 5, 1995 SUBJECT: Master Plan of Drainage At its May 17, 19951 meeting, the City Council will formally receive the subject storm drain master plan. Attached is a copy of that document for you to review and to keep for future reference. If you have any questions about the information contained in this document, feel free to contact me cc: City Manager City Clerk Director of Community Development Assistant City Engineer npdes29