Green Streets and Funding presentation delivered at 2009 Tennessee Municipal League conference. Learn simple tips to find and program funds to make water quality improvements, in conjunction with your community’s road projects. Interactive workshop includes: 1. Photos of example projects and funding sources to demonstrate workable ideas 2. A simple planning/funding cycle process to follow 3. Q & A on technical issues such as porous pavement and other infiltration techniques

1. FUNDING GREEN
$TREET$
Early Planning Process
Include: Funding, Streets, Stormwater

2. Evan N. Pratt, PE
Principal
Principal
Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment, Inc.
Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment, Inc.
ohm-advisors.com

3. Positioning Action
Funding Tips

4. Planning Process:
Positioning
First, seek to understand
What are your assets worth?
What are your needs?

5. Planning Process:
Positioning
CIP for Roads and Stormwater
What funding sources will work?
Are you at the MPO table?

6. Prefab
Infiltration
CB System
DDA? SRF?

7. Planning Process:
Positioning
Stormwater and Roads
interdepartmental communication
Manage asset life-cycle costs
Spend maintenance money first

8. Planning Process: Action
Priority list of roads and municipal
facilities, 2-5 years
Determine best outcome for each
street or capital project

10. Planning Process: Action
Funding the stormwater system
Funding the road
What will score well?
Is a funding expert helping to
plan?
Cost comparison

11. Funding Tip
Include stormwater quality
features in estimate
May be 5 years in advance of
construction for Federal Aid
QuickTime™ and a
Photo - JPEG decompressor
are needed to see this picture.

12. II-75 Federal Aid + state match. Earmark
-75 Federal Aid + state match. Earmark

15. Funding Tips:
For EDA or other grant-funded
roads
Scoring-are there TMDLs or other
regulatory requirements?
QuickTime™ and a
Photo - JPEG decompressor
are needed to see this picture.

16. Economic Development Assistance:
Squirrel Road wetland crossing

17. Galloway Creek wetland and wet
prairie. Mitigated from Squirrel Road
crossing.

18. Clinton River

19. Fire St No. 1: u/g detention, vortechnics
Fire St No. 1: u/g detention, vortechnics

20. Fire department capital fund

21. Public/private partnership:
Public/private partnership:
step pool + bioswale detention
step pool + bioswale detention

23. Maplehurst Streets
$3.5 M assessment + general
fund
Direct discharge to Clinton River
7 residential streets improved

24. Maplehurst Streets
189 acres, 27% impervious, peak
86 CFS
3.5 acre treatment wetland
700 feet of armored open channel

25. Maplehurst Drain wetland mitigation

26. Maplehurst Drain, open channel

28. Harmony Streets
$6M special assessment + general
fund
20+ basins
291 acres, nine residential streets

29. Harmony Streets
30% impervious, peak 140 CFS
Five acre wet pond, with
pretreatment

30. Harmony Drain inlet & shoreline restoration

32. Vinewood Streets
$4.5M special assessment + general
fund
Ten residential, two industrial streets
430+ Acres, 25% impervious

33. Vinewood Streets
Eight acre mitigated wetland basin
Reclaimed residential property

34. Vinewood Drain mitigated wetland

35. SRF application: Civic Center
retrofits

36. Gravel infiltration system

37. Opportunity: police capital fund

38. Retrofit green roof: SRF

40. Demonstration grant: raingarden #1
3.6 acres impervious before/after

41. SRF: City parking lot w/bioswale
DDA, Authority, storm utility, etc.

42. Fire St #3: Fire capital fund

43. Library fund

44. Evan N. Pratt, PE
Principal
Orchard, Hiltz & McCliment, Inc.
ohm-advisors.com