Clear Creek Stream Mitigation Bank, City of Coralville, Iowa
Clear Creek’s revival brings back habitat, buffers, and biodiversity—proof that urban streams can thrive again.
The master plan identified a framework for regional storm sewer construction, lift station construction, and surface flood storage areas.
The City of Fargo is planning to develop property bounded by 57th Street North, 45th Street North, and the railroad extending through the Horse Park property. Development is anticipated to extend to the north extraterritorial boundary between Reile’s Acres and the City of Fargo. Therefore, trunk storm sewer sizing and preliminary lift station analysis were required to determine the level of infrastructure needed to accommodate initial development plans and future needs.
The City of Fargo’s Storm Sewer Master Plan analyzed existing drainage conditions and proposed stormwater management systems under a variety of development scenarios using Innovyze InfoSWMM hydraulic modeling software. Several development scenarios were analyzed to detail the required storm sewer, lift station, and surface storage requirements.
The master plan identified a framework for regional storm sewer construction, lift station construction, and surface flood storage areas. It also guided the city in determining critical infrastructure needs for a large development in its final stages of approval. Future roadway needs were analyzed in conjunction with the trunk storm sewer project to ensure construction phasing was carefully considered.
Clear Creek’s revival brings back habitat, buffers, and biodiversity—proof that urban streams can thrive again.
The west bank was highly susceptible to further erosion and threatened two office buildings.
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