Citywide Drainage and Water Quality Master Plan

Support residents in replacing impermeable paving with permeable pavers wherever possible (sidewalks, parking, walkways, etc.)

Would the city consider partnering with private property for mitigation?

We frequently have standing water at the end of Clifton Street, technically on private property and not included in existing green infrastructure projects, yet a great location for a subsurface trench given the topology. How can we partner to get infrastructure where it's needed, despite property lines?

Eliminate CSO's don't just mitigate them.

Well past time to ensure we aren't dumping sewage in the river.

Bring back the rain barrel program? And community education?

We have been trying to wait patiently for a holistic stormwater solution and we still have years until that's likely to be completed. In the meantime can we educate the community about resources provided by the city (and bring back the defunct rain barrel program?) We must address the infrastructure, but should be layering the solution(s) at individual, neighborhood, and municipal levels.

With flooding issue in our area (near the bike path at Clifton and Winslow), the city could establish rain gardens as green infrastructure