Public Review Draft: City of Lacey Stormwater Comprehensive Plan 2020
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Herrera. 2020. Public Review Draft: City of Lacey Stormwater Comprehensive Plan 2020. Prepared for City of Lacey by Herrera Environmental Consultants, Inc., Seattle, Washington.
Herrera worked with City staff and FCS group to evaluate the City’s Stormwater Management Program (SWMP), which included interviews with City staff, a staffing needs evaluation, field review of problem sites, hydrologic modeling, development of construction projects to solve stormwater programs, and calculation of funding needs to implement the SWMP for the 6-year planning horizon (2020 through 2025). This document represents the result of those efforts and is the first major revision of the City’s Stormwater Comprehensive Plan since the original 2013 plan. In addition to detailing SWMP activities and projects for the next six years, this plan describes SWMP goals and accomplishments; the development and organization of this plan; background information including descriptions of water bodies, stormwater infrastructure, climate change considerations, and regulatory environment; and proposed programs, policies, and activities to meet the SWMP goals.
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