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Moore council receives stormwater program report as resident raises new‑development flooding concerns
Summary
City staff presented the FY 2024–25 stormwater program report, detailing inspections, outreach and one detention‑pond violation; a nearby resident said runoff from a new Broadmoor Heights addition has increased flooding on Southeast 30th Street and asked the city to review plans.
The Moore City Council received a report on the city's FY 2024'25 Storm Water Quality Program on Sept. 2, and a resident urged the council to investigate new‑development runoff he said is flooding his neighborhood.
Lauren Purcell, an associate planner in the Community Development Department, summarized the MS4 Phase 2 operator activities required by the R04 general permit and described outreach, inspections and monitoring completed during the fiscal year. Purcell told the council staff conducted school and summer camp outreach, hosted two collection events for paper shredding and electronic waste, inspected industrial sites and construction sites, responded to citizen complaints and completed a state audit of the program.
The presentation matters because the city must meet permit requirements for stormwater discharge and maintain post‑construction best management practices that protect downstream neighborhoods and water bodies, Purcell said.
Purcell told the council staff reached 175 fifth‑ and…
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