LID Overview Low Impact Development “Redefining Storm Water” In Mecklenburg County Presented by: David Woodie, PE, CPSWQ Project Manager, Charlotte-Mecklenburg.

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LID Overview Low Impact Development “Redefining Storm Water” In Mecklenburg County Presented by: David Woodie, PE, CPSWQ Project Manager, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services

WATERSHED / BASINS 330± miles of FEMA streams330± miles of FEMA streams 32 watersheds32 watersheds All water in Mecklenburg County (except Catawba River) originates in Mecklenburg CountyAll water in Mecklenburg County (except Catawba River) originates in Mecklenburg County

McDowell Watershed Improvement Stream Banks Disappear SedimentAppears

What is L.I.D. ? Where can I get it? Where can I get it? What Size Do I need? How Much will it Cost? What does it do? It Depends! Where does it go?

Meck. Co. Office Hal Marshal Building, 1 acre Parking Lot Monitored by NCSU 60% Phos. Removal

What’s Going On? Education Ordinances New Construction Retrofits Redevelopment Restoration

Rain Garden Examples North Lake Mall, 17 Rain GardensNorth Lake Mall, 17 Rain Gardens

Lake Norman Honda

RETRO-FIT RAIN GARDEN, Function Fills with First 1” of Rainfall “First Flush” Excess Runoff Bypasses Rain Garden into Inlet

Rain Gardens, BMPs, & LID

Northcross Shopping Center

Focus Area 1 of McDowell Creek Present Projects Totaling $ 4 million In the works for 2008.

Northcross Shopping Center, McDowell Ck BMP Project. -60 Acres of impervious Area, No storm water control devices million gallons of storm water runoff from a 1 inch rain storm. -Draining to McDowell Creek, Mtn. Island Lake, drinking water supply. Helping to achieve water quality one Rain Garden at a time.

Northcross back parking

Northcross Shopping Center, McDowell Ck BMP Project. -45 Tenants, -Private Property -Easements -Rezoning -Approved -10 Rain Gardens -30% treated -Construction delays 10 months -Utilities -Design changes Helping to achieve water quality one Rain Garden at a time.

Northcross

McDowell Ck BMP Project. Monteith Park

McDowell Ck BMP, Monteith Park

10 Acre Drainage Area 45% Impervious Private Developer, HOA, Residential Concerns, Easement Agreements Construction Sequence

McDowell Ck BMP, Monteith Park

Ange Propery Wetland Project.

Looking SW toward the streamconfluence

Ange Propery Wetland Project.