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Council approves engineering agreement to update stormwater management plan (SMAP)
Summary
Council approved an engineering services proposal to update the Stormwater Management Action Plan (SMAP/SMAC) required under the city's NPDES permit; staff explained the plan updates drainage basins, especially in older parts of the city.
Council voted to approve a professional services agreement to update the city's Stormwater Management Action Plan (SMAP), sometimes referred to as SMAC in the discussion, a required update under the city's NPDES permit. Staff said the plan focuses on drainage basins in older parts of the city where stormwater is not treated and that the last plan was created about four to five years ago and needs revision.
Mayor (S2) noted that Mr. Miller could not attend to present but staff summarized the scope. The council moved and seconded the engineering proposal and approved it by voice vote. Staff will proceed to contract work and update the council as the project advances.
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