PROJECT PURPOSE

This project will reduce property and street flooding. Per the 2005 Stormwater Master Plan, the Rayola Park or also known as the YMCA Regional Detention and offsite channel improvements was identified as a project due to inadequate culvert size, channel capacity and detention resulting in property and street flooding. As a result, this project includes vertical concrete wall, replacement of the culvert with a 2-cell 8?x4? reinforced concrete box and 10?x4? reinforced concrete box. In addition, stormwater detention improvements within the existing ball fields offset any potential increase in flow rates because of the work and the work mentioned upstream. Estimated cost of this project is $4,200,000.00.

EVIDENCE

None


POPULATION DESCRIPTION

This stormwater project will help the community by addressing property and street flooding issues. The businesses that are located within this area are typically small businesses who have already been impacted by the pandemic. Any improvement in this area would benefit them.

PERFORMANCE MEASURING

The performance of this project will be measured though the reduction in property and street flooding. Per the stormwater model, the proposed project will reduce flow rates and increase capacity. Therefore, property and street flooding is expected to be less severe, especially in the Forest Creek Business Park (see Attachment).


ONGOING INVESTMENT AMOUNT

$

ONGOING INVESTMENT DESCRIPTION

None

ONGOING INVESTMENT REQUIRED

Able to continue operation without additional funding from the State of Oklahoma


PROGRAM CATEGORY

Investments in Water, Sewer, and Broadband


PROGRAM SUBCATEGORY

Clean Water: Stormwater


FEDERAL GRANT AMOUNT

$

FEDERAL GRANT DESCRIPTION

CDBG, US Dept of Justice, Dept of Transportation, Dept of Homeland Security


HQ COUNTY

Tulsa


ENTITY TYPE

Municipal government entity


Data source: Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services / More information ยป