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City Council
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10/27/2025
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Redwood City Stormwater Roadmap <br />What is Redwood City’s Stormwater System? <br />September 2025 2-1 Schaaf & Wheeler <br />2 What is Redwood City’s Stormwater System? <br />Redwood City’s stormwater system is a diverse and complex network designed to manage runoff <br />from storm events and protect the community from localized and regional flooding. The system <br />spans both natural and engineered infrastructure and includes: <br /> Natural creeks (e.g., Redwood Creek, Cordilleras Creek) <br /> Concrete-lined channels <br /> Underground storm drain pipe networks <br /> Green infrastructure, such as bioretention areas <br /> Man-made lagoons in Redwood Shores <br /> Levees along tidal areas <br /> Stormwater pump stations <br />Each of these components plays a critical role in protecting people, property, and infrastructure. <br />Figure 1 provides a system-wide view of these elements. Note that Lower Emerald Lake and <br />Emerald Lake Dam are at the edge of City limits but are privately owned and maintained. <br /> <br /> <br />11.A. - Page 13 of 53 <br />444
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