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Three stormwater projects — Catalina Ridge, Sierra Wash, Nannini Wash — move toward October starts
Summary
Town staff said plans are permitted or progressing for Catalina Ridge, Sierra Wash and Nannini Wash projects; Sierra Wash has FEMA funding awarded and Catalina Ridge will be funded from the stormwater utility fee with construction slated to start in October.
Dennis Roberts reviewed near‑term capital projects funded by the stormwater utility and federal grants. He said the Catalina Ridge project has plans permitted and will be funded from the stormwater utility fee (an access ramp off Naraha Drive; construction planned to begin in early October). The Sierra Wash project at West Glover Road has FEMA funding already awarded; staff said they are submitting progress reports and will wait for post‑monsoon conditions to begin construction in October.
Roberts described the Nannini Wash work at North Paseo Del Norte as a project to address erosion and roadway protection; staff have completed hydrology and hydraulics, are soliciting surveyors and estimate construction documents are about 40% complete. He gave preliminary project cost figures in the presentation and said some projects will draw on federal funds while others will rely on the stormwater utility fund.
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