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12/1/2003
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io.l A I <br />December 1, 2003 <br />Subject <br />Professional Services Agreement - Drainage Improvements to Garrett Park <br />Recommendation <br />Approve a professional services agreement with Kennedy /Jenks Consultants for design <br />of drainage improvements to Garrett Park. <br />Background <br />In 1970, as part of one of the City's General Improvement Projects for Storm Drain <br />Improvements, the City installed a drainage inlet upstream of the park, with a channel <br />across the park and leading to an underground, 48" diameter pipe. The downstream <br />neighborhood in Redwood City was developed over time, and homes were built <br />immediately adjacent to the 48" pipe. <br />When the original improvements for this channel were installed, the upstream drainage <br />area (which is primarily unincorporated County), was mostly undeveloped. Since then, <br />quite an increase in development has taken place, along with an accompanying <br />increase in the amount of impervious surface. This new development has the impact of <br />creating more storm water runoff. It is estimated that there is an increase of about 30% <br />in the amount of runoff from the original condition. <br />The inlet upstream of Garrett Park clogs with debris occasionally, due to the trash and <br />debris that washes downstream and /or is dumped into the creek. Even with <br />conscientious efforts on the part of the City's maintenance crews, the inlet got plugged <br />during the heavy rains of December 2002. The plugging of the inlet caused the overflow <br />and the subsequent damage to the claimants' properties. <br />After studying the situation, City staff is recommending that modifications be made to <br />the inlet structure, including enlarging the opening and reconstructing the grate, so that, <br />even with the inevitable deposition of debris, the storm water can get into the pipe <br />before overtopping the inlet and washing downstream to the adjacent property. This <br />work will be designed now; advertisement for bid and construction will commence in the <br />spring of 2004. <br />-1- <br />
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