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Council Accepts City-wide Stormwater Resiliency Study Co-authored with S.E.H., VLAWMO and Ramsey-Washington Watershed District
Summary
The council accepted a Stormwater Resiliency Study developed with S.E.H., VLAWMO and the Ramsey-Washington Watershed District to guide future stormwater projects and resilience planning across the city.
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The City Council unanimously accepted the City-wide Stormwater Resiliency Study, which Public Works Director Jim Hauth said was completed in partnership with S.E.H., the Vadnais Lakes Area Water Management Organization (VLAWMO), and the Ramsey-Washington Watershed District. The study assesses vulnerabilities and recommends resiliency measures.
The motion to accept the study (Project 2025-05) passed on a 5-0 vote. Staff said the study will inform future stormwater capital prioritization and coordination with watershed partners.
