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Council hears plan for stormwater projects and that Corps permits are required for some outfalls
Summary
Staff listed neighborhood stormwater improvements (about $2.9M) and other living‑with‑water projects and said U.S. Army Corps nationwide permits are being sought for outfall work in Beach Road and Dandy Point Road areas.
Staff described the "living with water" elements of the CIP, including neighborhood stormwater improvements (~$2,900,000), Salt Pond dredging/inlet improvement ($2,700,000), stormwater management facility retrofits and other watershed investments.
A council member asked whether the outfalls at Dandy Point Road and Beach Road are included; public works staff confirmed outfall maintenance is budgeted and that some work requires U.S. Army Corps nationwide permits, which the city is pursuing. Staff said the work could include cleaning debris from channels and addressing trapped water hotspots; completion is contingent on permit approval.
Council members requested follow‑up on permit timing and anticipated maintenance schedules.
