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CIP 3 -NORTH B STREET HEADWALL <br />Schedule: 2017 <br />Estimated Cost: $400,000 <br />Surface water from forested areas to the northeast of the City and development within the County <br />enters the stormwater system north of the intersection of North B Street and Utah Avenue. Currently, <br />the system downstream of the headwatl crosses several private properties before entering public <br />stormwater conveyance that is located entirely within rights-of-way. This project will install a new <br />headwall and 1,370 feet of 24-inch-diameter pipe. The project will provide capacity for the 10-year peak <br />flow of between 10 and 28 cfs as well as reroute the stormwater conveyance system to locate it entirely <br />within the City right-of-way. <br />CIP 4-NORTH 1ST STREET HEADWALL <br />Schedule: 2017 <br />Estimated Cost: $270,000 <br />A large surface water flow from forested areas to the north of the City and development within the <br />County enters the stormwater system to the east of the intersection of North 1st Street and West <br />Nevada Avenue Alley. The pipe downstream of the headwall crosses a private property. This proje'ct will <br />install a new headwall and 650 feet of 36-inch-diameter pipe to provide capacity for the 10-year peak <br />flow of 168 cfs and will reroute the stormwater conveyance system to locate it entirely within the City <br />right-of-way. According to the hydraulic model the capacity of the downstream system to which CIPs 2 <br />and 5 connect should be increased to convey modeled flows from the upstream basins. Improvement of <br />the downstream system is a part of CIP 10. Completion of CIP 10 is recommended either in conjunction <br />with or prior to construction of CIPs 2 and 5 . <br />CIP 5 -NORTH C STREET HEADWALL <br />Schedule: 2017 <br />Estimated Cost: $190,000 <br />Surface water from forested areas to the east of the City and development within the County enters the <br />stormwater system south of the intersection of North C Street and Arizona Avenue. The pipe <br />downstream of the headwall does not currently have capacity for the lO-year peak flow of 8.9 cfs. This <br />project will install a new headwall and 760 feet of 12 -inch-diameter pipe between the headwall and CIP <br />3 in North A Street. <br />CIP 6 -REROUTE NORTH 3RD STREET <br />Schedule : 2017 <br />Estimated Cost: $930,000 <br />Surface water from forested areas to the west of the City and development in the County enters the <br />stormwater system west ofthe intersection of North 4th Street and Washington Avenue. Much of the <br />conveyance system downstream ofthis intersection is both undersized and located on private property. <br />City staff recommends that a new creek entrance and new 24-inch-diameter pipe be installed in the City <br />park to the alley between West Washington Avenue and West Pennsylvania Avenue, to connect to the <br />existing system. New pipe would be installed from the alley between West Pennsylvania Avenue and <br />West Dakota Avenue within City right-of-way or City-owned property to the storm sewer trunk line. This <br />project will install 500 feet of 24-inch, 200 feet of 36-inch, 155 feet of 42-inch, 415 feet of 48-inch and <br />900 feet of 54-inch-diameter pipe . The system will provide capacity for the lO-year peak flow of 178 cfs <br />and will reroute storm water conveyance to locate it within the City right-of-way. Approximately half of <br />the area tributary to this project is from outside the City limits. <br />June 15, 2016