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Bend planning commission reviews 2025 stormwater master plan and public facility plan
Summary
City staff on Monday presented the proposed 2025 Stormwater Master Plan and a Public Facility Plan appendix to the Bend Comprehensive Plan, summarizing a 20-year prioritized program to address stormwater conveyance and water-quality problems and a planning-level 20-year cost estimate of roughly $80 million.
City staff on Monday presented the proposed 2025 Stormwater Master Plan and an associated Public Facility Plan (PFP) text amendment for Chapter 8 of the Bend Comprehensive Plan. The presentation — led by senior planner Damien Srinick and senior project engineer Austin Sonnhagee with environmental resources manager Lori Fea — described the plan as a technical inventory and 20-year prioritization of stormwater assets intended to replace the city's 2014 plan and support compliance with Statewide Planning Goal 11 and related Oregon Administrative Rules.
The master plan compiles an inventory of stormwater assets, condition assessments (good/fair/poor/unknown), and project fact sheets to inform a capital improvement program. Staff said the…
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