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7. Storm Water Redwood City has close to 14 22 pump stations. The creeks discharge into the Bay and are affected by both tidal influence and watershed discharges from areas outside Redwood City. like Friendly Acres, Redwood Village, the Stanford campus area and mobile home parks along the Bay Front Canal are areas in need of storm water system improvements and the City Council has prioritized funding for these areas. has already been budgeted for the Bay Front Canal project and another $5 million been budgeted for the Fifth Avenue pump station which drains the water from the Stanford area into the Bay Front Canal. Front Canal project, additional funding of $ to complete this project. Neighboring jurisdictions are also expected to contribute toward this project’s costs. In addition, the five-year CIP plan includes a $5 million project Redwood Creek. A storm water master plan for the downtown area was recently completed and identified approximately $23.5 million ($17 million in next five years and the remaining in future years) in needed capacity improvements the downtown area. Another area of future funding need will be to address the impacts of sea level rise. recently completed Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment study identified several facilities that may be impacted by se detailed studies are needed to identify projects and funding needs related to sea level rise. Storm water projects have been funded out of the UUT to date but given the significant funding needs, additiona identified. 14 miles of creeks, over 100 miles of storm drain pipes and The creeks discharge into the Bay and are affected by both tidal influence and watershed discharges from areas outside Redwood City. cres, Redwood Village, the Stanford campus area and mobile home parks along the Bay Front Canal are areas in need of storm water system improvements and the City Council has prioritized funding for these areas. Close to $2 million of funding dy been budgeted for the Bay Front Canal project and another $5 million for the Fifth Avenue pump station which drains the water from the Stanford area into the Bay Front Canal. As we are near a viable solution to the Bay project, additional funding of $3.3 million is being requested in FY 2017 Neighboring jurisdictions are also expected to contribute toward year CIP plan includes a $5 million project to repair and rehabilitate A storm water master plan for the downtown area was recently completed and identified approximately $23.5 million ($17 million in next five years and the remaining in future years) in needed capacity improvements to the pump stations in Another area of future funding need will be to address the impacts of sea level rise. recently completed Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment study identified several facilities that may be impacted by sea level rise, including areas in downtown. detailed studies are needed to identify projects and funding needs related to sea level Storm water projects have been funded out of the UUT to date but given the significant funding needs, additional dedicated funding sources may need to be f creeks, over 100 miles of storm drain pipes and The creeks discharge into the Bay and are affected by both tidal Neighborhoods cres, Redwood Village, the Stanford campus area and mobile home parks along the Bay Front Canal are areas in need of storm water system improvements and Close to $2 million of funding dy been budgeted for the Bay Front Canal project and another $5 million has for the Fifth Avenue pump station which drains the water from the As we are near a viable solution to the Bay million is being requested in FY 2017-18 Neighboring jurisdictions are also expected to contribute toward to repair and rehabilitate A storm water master plan for the downtown area was recently completed and identified approximately $23.5 million ($17 million in next five years and to the pump stations in Another area of future funding need will be to address the impacts of sea level rise. The recently completed Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment study identified several a level rise, including areas in downtown. Further detailed studies are needed to identify projects and funding needs related to sea level Storm water projects have been funded out of the UUT to date but given the l dedicated funding sources may need to be 9.A - Page 9