09-571Council File # 09-571
Green Sheet # 3069930
RESO UTION �
CITY OF�AIT P�UL, MINNESOTA
Presented
1 WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul was issued a federally mandated stormwater discharge permit from the
2 Minnesota Pollurion Conhol Agency (MPCA) on December l, 2000, and
4 WHEREAS, the stormwater permit requires the City to submit an annual report on June 1 st of year
5 including a stormwater management program, and
7 WHEREAS, in addition to the annual report the stormwater permit requires the City to submit public
8 comment, response to public comment and a council resolution adopting the annual report, and
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10 WHEREAS, a public meeting was held on this report on May 5, 2009.
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12 Now, therefore be it, RESOLVED, that the City of Saint Paul is committed to meeting the stormwater
13 permit requirements, and be it,
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15 FINALLY RESOLVEA, that the City of Saint Paul adopts the "June 2009 Stormwater Permit Annual
16 Report" as prepared by the Depariment of Public Works Sewer Utility for submittal to the MPCA along
17 with this council resohrtion.
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' Approve the attached resolution adopting the Ciry of Saint Paul's June 2009 Stormwa[er Pemtit Annual Report as required by the
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Initiating Problem, Issues, Opportunity (Who, What, When, Where, Why):
The City of Saint Paul was issued a stonnwater dischazge peanit from [he Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) on December
1, 2000. Under the conditions of this pennit, the City is required to submit an annual report on June 1 st of each year. A public
meeting was held on this repoxt on May 5, 2009. The 2009 Annual Repod, comments received and the Ciry's response are attached.
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'AdvantageslfApproved: ����'� �'
I Saint Paul will be m compliance with its federally mandated stormwater discharge pemilt. �g� I
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Disadvantages If Not Approved:
Requirements of the stormwater dischazge permit will not be met. Saint Paul will be subject to fines and open to citizen lawsuits.
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City of Saint Paul's
Stormwater Permit
Annual Report
Department of Public Works
June 2009
Draft 4/22/09
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Table of Contents
Report
Contact Informarion and Certificarion
Stormwater Monitoring and Modeling
Inventory
Storm Sewer System Management
Street Management Program
Pesticides and Fertilizers
Illicit Discharges and Improper Disposal
Public Education Program
Coordinarion with Other Governmental Units
Appendig
Budget
Watershed Inventory
Storm Sewer Outfall Inventory
NPDES Permitted Facilities
Industrial Land Use Map
Stormwater Ponding Area Inventory
Pond Inspecrion Summaty
Outfall Inspecrion Summary
Water Quality Education Progrnm
Minnesota Water — LeYs Keep it Clean
Green up your lawn brochure
Waterfest Flyer
Map of Saint Paul's Watershed Orgaaizarions
Monitoring Report
Capitol Region Watershed District 2008 Water Monitoring Report
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City of Saint Paul's
Stormwater Permit Annual Report
June 2009
The City of Saint Paul submits this report to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) in
fulfiliment of the annual reporting requirements of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination
Systerta (NPDES) Stormwater Discharge Permit MN 0061263 issued to the City of Saint Paul on
December 1, 2000. This permit expired on January 1, 2004. An applicarion for reissuance was
submitted to the MPCA in July of 2003. As per federai and state law, the City is operating under
the exisring pemut until the permit is reissued.
Contact Information:
Anne Weber
City of St. Paul Department of Public Works
25 W. Fourth St., 700 CHA
St. Paul, MN 55102
651-266-6245
anne.weber@ci.stpaul.mn.us
Certification:
I hereby certify that this report was prepared by me or under my direct supervision and that I am
a duly licensed professional engineer under the laws of the State of Minnesota.
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Anne M. Weber License Number Date
John Maczko, City Engineer Date
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Stormwater Monitoring and Modeling
Joint Monitorine Proeram
The Cities of Saint Paul and Minneapolis and the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board
participated in a joint stormwater monitoring program as required by the stormwater permit in
2001 through 2004. In 2005, the City began a parinership with the Capitol Region Watershed
District to conduct the stormwater pemut monitoring program for St. Paul. The "Capitol Region
Watershed District 2008 Monitoring Report" will be available in June of 2009 at
www.capitolregionwd.org.
Inventory
Watershed and Storm Sewer Outfall Inventorv
An inventory of Saint Paul's storm sewer outfalls is found in the Appendix. This inventory
includes the outfall identification number, outfali name, watershed name, size of pipe and
drainage azea. The following information is provided in the Outfall Inventory found in the
Appendix for each of the 23 watersheds in St. Paul: drainage area, land use types and
distriburion, popularion, percent impervious surface azea, and the runoff coefficient. The
following table shows the total number of discharge points to each water body in Saint Paul.
Dischar e oints to receivin waters
Receiving Water Total Discharge Points
Bridal Veil Creek 1
Mississippi River 59
Upper Lake 1
Crosby Lake 3
Fairview North Pond 2
Lake Como 11
Loeb Lake I
Lake Phalen 5 _
Beaver Lake 4 �
Suburban Pond 2
Little Pig's Eye Lake 1
Pig's Eye Lake 5
Battle Creek 11
Total Discharge Points 106
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NPDES Permitted Facilities
Facilities in Saint Paul that are issued NPDES permits by the MPCA are found in the Appendix.
Industriai Land Use
Industrial land uses may generate higher concentrations of hydrocazbons, trace metals, or
toxicants than aze found in typical stormwater mnof£ A map showing the azeas of industrial
land use in St. Paul is included in the Appendix.
Stormwater Ponds
Saint Paul's stormwater ponding areas are constructed to collect and detain flows from storm
events. These ponds are designed to reduce peak flow rates in downstream storm sewers. A
map showing the stormwater ponding areas in the City of Saint Paul is found in the Appendix.
The Appendix also contains the tributary azea and design capacity for each City ponding area. A
list of stormwater ponding areas by watershed is included in the Appendix.
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Storm Sewer System Management
Responsible Deparhnent: Public Works Sewer Utility
Targeted Pollutants: Sediments, floatables and nutrients
Performance Measures
• Snmmary of new storm sewer constructed and types of controls measures used.
• Number of flood control projects constructed and types of controls measures used.
• Number of retrofits constructed.
• Outlet inspecrion results an@ number ofrepaus made.
• Pond inspection results and quanrity of material removed.
• Quanriries of debris removed
Permit Secrion
2.4 Structural Controls
2.5 Facilities Operarion and Quality Control
2.6 Removed Substances
2.7 Areas of New Development or Construction
2.9 Flood Control
2.12 Conshuction of Storm Sewers
Outfall Inspection and Maintenance
The City completes maintenance and repair of outfalls as necessary based on the outlet
iaspection resulYs. Sewer Urility staff inspecYed all Mississippi River outlets iu the fall of 2008.
Outfall inspection results are found in the appendix.
Pond Inspection and Maintenance
The CiCy's stormwater ponding azeas were inspected by Sewer Maintenance staff after major
rainfall events in 2008. Minor maintenance was completed as needed based on the inspecrion
results. The City's �stormwater ponding areas will be inspected after major rainfall events in
2009.
Storm Sewer Construction and Maintenance
Catch Basin Inventorv
A consuttant was hired to conduct a field survey of the City's catch basins. Workers using GPS
equipment located all city owned catch basins. The total number of catch basins inventoried was
26,096.
Catch Basin Maintenance
Catch basin sumps aze vactored prior to repair and as a resuit of ponding or plugging. Catch
basin sumps, which are tributary to stormwater management pracfices aze inspected annually and
cleaned as necessary to maintain function. In 2008, sewer maintenance crews inspected 243
catch basins, repaired 576 catch basins and cleaned 2583 catch basin sumps.
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East Como Boulevard Structures
Sediment control structures along East Como Boulevard and within Como Park were inspected
and cieaned in November of 2008. A total of 7 stormceptors, 3 sump manholes and 23 catch
basin sumps were cleaned. These structures will be inspected annuaIly and cleaned based on
accumulation.
Residential Street Vitalitv ProQram (RSVPI Projects
Starting in 2007, RSVP projects within the Capitol Region Watershed District and the Ramsey-
Washington Metro Watershed Disri were required to meet the watershed districts' rules. These
projects must infiltrate one inch of stormwater from the projects impervious area and reduce total
suspended solids by 90%. The City is complering the inventory of the BMP's installed with these
projects and will be inspecring and performing maintenance in 2009.
St. Peter Rondo Storm Tunnel Rehabilitation
The project consists of concrete tunnel liner milling, reinforced concrete liner repair, contact
grouting between concrete lining and undisturbed sandrock, and crack sealing on the St.
Peter/Rondo Storm Tunnel in 2007 through 2009.
Water Resource Coordinator Position
The Deparhnents of Public Works and Safety and Inspections created a position that would
support the implementation of the City's Local Surface Water Management Plan and municipal
stormwater permit. This position is responsible for reviewing site plans and performing
inspections, including sediment and erosion control enforcement on construction sites. The
position was filled in December of 2007 with the new staff person starting work in January of
2008.
2008 Erosion and Sediment Control pro�ram :
1) Developed and implemenring city wide comprehensive erosion control review program for all
significant projects in City including:
• Working with University of Minnesota Erosion and Sediment Control Certification
Program to conduct citywide staff training.
• Development of Amanda process for tracking all erosion control plans and inspections in
City
• Develop handouts and worksheets to be distributed to all relevant applicants
• Develop and implement inspector technical training.
2) Responding and/or conducted site inspection of over 30 erosion and sediment control
complaints and inquires.
3) Work to revised City grading and "drainage regulation language in City Zoning Code
Chapter 33.
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Street Management Program
Responsible de�artment: Public Works Street Maintenance.
TarQeted Pollutants: Sediments, nutrients, oxygen-demanding substances, chlorides
Performance Measures: Frequency of sweeping on each street type, quantity and breakdown of
materials removed. Quantiry of deicing and anti-icing materials used.
Pemut Section: 2.8 Roadways
Street Sweeping and Maintenance Prog�am
The City of Saint Paul conducts a street and alley cleaning program to promote the health and
welfare of its citizens and to reduce the amount of pollutants to receiving waters from
stormwater dischazges. Streets and alleys are divided into classes, each of which receives a
different level of service as defined below:
Class I-A & B Downtown or Loop streets
Downtown or loop streets are within the following boundaries: Keliogg on the south, 12�' on the
north, Broadway on the east and Main on the west.
These streets are swept approximately two times per week during the spring, summer, fall and
winter as weather allows. All routine maintenance, including patching and repairing of street
surfaces, is performed on an as-needed basis.
Class II- Outlying Commercial aud Arterial Streets
These streets, which have business or commercial properties fronting on them, are the City's
major arteries. They have heavy volumes of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Typical
examples aze: University, Snelling, West "7�', East 7`�`, Rice, Payne, Arcade, Summit and Grand.
Class II streets aze swept or cleaned eight to ten times annually on the following schedule: every
two weeks in April, May, October, and November for spring and fall cleanup and every three
weeks in June through September for litter, tree debris and sediment. Occasional winter
sweepiug is also doae. All rouriae maintenance, including patching and repairing of street
surfaces, is done on a scheduled or as-needed basis.
Class III - Residenfial Streets
In the spring, all residential streets, including oiled, paved and intermediate streets, receive a
thorough sweeping. Patching and repairing is done on a scheduled or as-needed basis. All
existing paved and oiled slreets are on the 10-yeaz cycle chip seal list. Approximately 12 miles of
oiled streets and 60 miles of paved streets were chip sealed in 2006. Oil and sand sealing of
oiled streets is no longer done. The City recycles reclaimed sand and seal rock. These materials
are no longer hauled to the lan�ll. In the fall, streets are swept for leaf pickup. All material
swept up during the fall cleanup is hauled to a commercial composring facility.
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Class IV - Oiled and Paved Alleys
All oiled and paved alleys are swept during the late spring. All routine maintenance, including
patching and repairing of the alley surfaces, is performed on a scheduled or as-needed basis. All
existing paved and oiled alleys are on the 10-year cycle chip seal list. Oil and sand sealing of
oiled alleys is no longer done.
Class V and VI - Unimproved Streets and Alleys
Unimproved streets and alleys aze right-of-ways that have not been developed. There are
approximately 50 miles of unimproved streets and approximately 288 miles of unimproved
assessed alleys in the City. Because they are Ciry right-of-ways, the City has the responsibiliry
to perform minimal repairs and maintenance work on them to make them passable and to reduce
hazards. The maintenance and repair of these streets and alleys consists of patching, minor
blading, and placing of crushed rock or other stabilized material.
Street Sweeping
Sweeping is a major operation for the Street Maintenance Division and is done every month of
the year, day and night. Elgin Pelican mechanical sweepers handle the vast majority of the
sweeping. An Elgin Crosswind Regenerative air sweeper is utilized downtown. A second
Crosswind was purchased in 2005 and is now in use. In recent years, the tazget date for
completion of spring sweeping has moved up from Memorial Day to May 15th. The primary
material swept in the spring is debris from winter months.
Fall sweeping is done during the last week of October and the first half of November. The fall
sweep is timed so that a majority of the leaves aze down and enough time is allowed to sweep all
St. Paul streets before the November snows. Currently, the wide variety of trees with varying leaf
drop times makes it impossible to wait for ail of the leaves to drop. To compensate for this,
touch up sweeping continues most years through November and early December. In the interest
of continued improvement to our sweeping program, workers attend training and best
management practices are implemented.
In 2001, the sweepings collected from city streets and alleys were tested and found to be within
EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) guidelines for recycling purposes afrer screening out
waste and debris. Only 7 to 10% of swept up materiai is disposed of in a landfill. The following
table shows the volumes removed from City streets in 2008.
2008 Street Sweeping Quantities
Class General Debris Leaves- Fall Cleaning
(Cubic Yards) (Cubic Yards
I & II 4,368 3,878
III 4,984 20,146
Totals 9,352 24,024
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Street Maintenance has a Hazardous Waste Disposal Pqlicy in place. Any hazardous materials
collected from city streets are disposed of in environmentally acceptable means. Street
Maintenance also services over 320 trash receptacles and disposes of refuse from neighborhood
cleanups each year. Illegal dumping continues to be an increasing problem.
Ice Control Onerarions
Minnesota weather requires ice conh�ol from late September through early May. Frost forming
on bridge decks is usually the first and last ice control event of the winter season. From early
November through mid-April, the need for pavement treatment is determined by temperature and
precipitation. Frequency of snow events through the winter season influences amounts of
material used. The Ciry's foremost objective is to maintain safe roads for all users. The
consequences of icy roads aze longer travel times, adverse economic impact, accidents and
injuries.
Salt is the priinary material used to melt snow and ice. Salt is theorerically effective to
-6°F but factors such as darkness, continuing snow, temperatures below 10°F or type and
quantity of precipitation all reduce melting performance. Sand is somerimes used in conjunction
with salt to enhance traction; usually when temperatures aze below 10°F and snowfall amount is
likely to be greater than 3 inches. Specific application rates are decided upon for each snow
event and adjusted to the minimum amount necessary to achieve the desired results.
Saint Paul has increased usage of treated salt for tower temperatures and eliminated the use of
liquids. We have found the liquids create a slippery gel that required additional sanding to
compensate. Another product of significant interest is salt treated with liquid magnesium
chloride and agricukural byproducts. Potential benefits are better melting performance, residual
value, and reduction in amount of salt used. Safelane bridge deck surface treahnent is being
investigated. In 2007, the City's use of liquid products was put on hold because of too many
instances of product causing unsafe conditions. The City is increasing the use of treated salt.
Material Stora�e
Salt is covered yeaz round to eluninate runoff. Mixed piles of sand and salt are no longer stored
in the open.
Storage faciliries are located at the following locations:
873 N. Dale Street (Increased storage was added at this location in 2006.)
510 East Sth Street
310 South Victoria Street
Ice control materials ased as of March 12, 2009 for the 2008-2009 Winter Season
12,800 tons salt
2,000 tons sand
0 gallons Magnesium Chloride
4,000 tons treated salt °
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Em l�ovee Trainine
St. Paul Public Works is an advocate of networking within the indushy for information and
regularly attends events such as the American Public Works Association North American Snow
Conference. Street Maintenance staff attended MnDOT's Circuit Training and Assistance
Program in November of 2000 and 2003. A total of 70 employees attended the training session
on Sensible Material Application for Snow and Ice Control. The main purpose of this session is
to train employees to get the most out of every application, maintaining the safest roads possible
in the most economical way, while protecting the environment. T'he session addressed the
following: abrasives, salt, pre-wetting. anri-icing, equipment calibration and material storage. In
November of 2004, ten newly hired workers attended a 90 minute ice control class and did an all
day ride along with an experienced driver. Newly hired staff received in-house training in
November of 2006. St. Paul hosted the 2007 North American Snow Conference. In November
of 2007, the Minnesota Snow and Ice Control Handbook was distributed to all employees. One
of our maintenance supervisors is among the first to have passed the environmental certification
for snow and ice control best practices.
All operators attended a Snow and Ice Control training session in November of 2008.
Pesticides and Ferrilizers
Resroonsible denartment: Public Works Sewer Utility and Parks and Recreation
Targeted Pollutants: Pesticides and nutrients
Performance Measures Public education measures
Permit Sections 210 Pesticides and Fertilizer
Fertilizer Ordinance and Education
The City will continue to coordinate with existing education efforts, such as Water5hed Partners,
to develop and distribute educational pieces. The Public Education and Outreach section contains
additional information on educarion efforts.
Pesticide and Fertilizer Use on City Facilities
The City has strict requirements that are followed for applications on all City facilities. The
Department of Public Works does not apply pesticides or fertilizers. All City programs for
pesticide use shall be reviewed and approved by the city council prior to any application upon
city property. Each use of pesticide or fertilizer is documented and reported to the City Clerk and
to the District Council in which the application occurred. City policy was developed upon the
recommendarions of a report done by the City Council Investigation & Research Center in May
of 1990. In addition, all City staff that apply pesticides and fertilizers must be licensed in
accordance the City Ordinance, which requires commercial applicators to be licensed by the
City. The City will continue to apply pesticides and fertilizer and document and report use in
accordance with these requirements.
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Illicit Discharges and Improper Disposal
Responsible Department: Public Works
Targeted Pollutants: AIl pollutants
Perfoimance Measures: Detecfion and enforcement measures, public education measures.
Permit Secrions: 211 Illicit Discharges and Improper Disposal
Non-stormwater DischarQes
The following tton-stormwater discharges aze not a significant source ofpollutants and no
additional control measures aze needed forthese discharges:
• NPDES pernutted non-stormwater dischazges
• Water line flushing and other discharges from potable water distribution system
• Landscape irrigarion and lawn watering
• Irrigarion water
• Diverted stream flows
• Rising ground water
• Foundation and footing drains
• Water from basement sump pumps
- Air conditioning condensarion
• Springs
• Individual residential and fund raising car washings
• Flows from riparian habitats and wetlands
• Swimming pool dischazges
• Flows from fire fighting
Field Screenin� Pro�ram
The field screening pro�am was completed in 2004, which was one yeaz ahead of schedule, The
permit requirement was to conduct the program throughout the entire city in a five-yeaz period.
The field screening inspection program was conducted in conjuncrion with the outfall and pond
inspecrion program. Inspections are done during dry weather in order to determine if there is any
non-stormwater dischazges in the storm sewer system. A LaMotte Storm Drain Pollution
Detecrion kit is used to test the samples. The kit includes tests for pH, phenols, chlorine, copper
and detergents. Starting in 2005, the City continued to check for dry weather flow during the
annual inspections of outfalls and ponds. The ongoing field screening program will be in
conjuncrion with otfier inspection acriviries..
Education Protram
The education program for non-stormwater discharges is a component of the Public Education
Program found in the next section of this report.
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Public Education and Outreach Program
Res�onsible Deoartment: Public Works Sewer Utility.
Tar2eted Pollutants: All pollutants
Performance Measures: Number of educarional items distributed, number of storm drains
stenciled, number of volunteers, number of workshops, number of events, partnership acrivities.
Permit Sections 2.10 Pesticides and Fertilizers
2.11 Illicit Discharges and Improper Disposal
2.13 Public Education Program
Storm Drain Stenciling Education Pro�ram
The City of Saint Paul has been conducting a successful storm drain stenciling education
program since 1993. For the past several years the Friends of the Mississippi River (F"MR) has
coordinated this program. FMR is the leading citizens' organization working to protect the
Mississippi River and its watershed in the Twin Cities area. The 2008 Stenciling Program Report
and a copy of the door hanger aze provided in the Appendix.
The storm-drain stencilingproject is desiened to meet the following three objectives:
• To stencil storm drains with the message "Please Don't Pollute Drains to River," and
distribute multi-lingual educational door-hangers to residents and businesses in the stenciled
neighborhoods within the City of Saint Paul.
• To involve community residents in hands-on learning experiences about urban runoff
pollution and ways to prevent it.
• To facilitate school service leaming initiatives that include storm drain stenciling as a key
component.
The 2008 proeram objectives will be implemented throueh the following activities:
• Identify and organize approximately 1,368 students and other community volunteers to cany
out 2,799 volunteer hours of work on the program. Volunteers will stencil 2,951 storm
drains and distribute 10,953 educational door hangers within the Ciry of St. Paul.
• Provide a 30 to 60 minute educational orientation to each volunteer group that participates.
• Provide educational programming and outreach on urban runoff pollution with volunteers,
classrooms and other community members.
• Coordinate 1 to 2litter clean-ups with school and /or community groups.
• Present 3 to 4 community workshops on urban runoff pollution and ways to prevent it around
the yard and home.
• Present 2 community workshops and 1 tour on small site rain gardens.
• Coordinate the purchase, maintenance and storage of all stenciling and warkshop supplies.
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The annual number of door hangers distributed, storm drains stenciled and volunteers involved in
this program is found in the following table. The number of volunteers was not tracked every
year of the program.
Stenciling Program Quanfifies
Year poor Storm Volunteers
Han ers Drains
1993-1997 21,439 4913 ---
1998 12,359 2,653 1,303
1999 15,259 2,951 880
2000 12,454 3,153 1,318
2001 10,564 3,236 1,215
2002 6,880 2,760 1,300
2003 8,332 2,272 1,328
2004 9,192 2,431 925
2005 6,386 2,795 1,073
2006 10,216 2,524 1,349
2007 10,169 2,926 1,223
2008 10,953 2,951 2,799
Total 134,203 35,565 14,813
CostlBenefit Analysis
It is difficult to do a cost/benefit analysis on a public education project such as storm drain
stenciling. We can track the number of door hangers distributed, the number of storm drains
stenciled and the number of volunteers involved. For each storm drain that is stenciled, the
message is going out to the volunteers doing the project and the residents in that azea. As the
program develops, the emphasis is'moving away from maximizing the number of storm drains
stenciled to education of the volunteers participating in the program.
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Metro WaterShed Partners
Saint Paul has been an active Metro WaterShed Partners since 1997. Metro WaterShed Partners
is an innovative, dynamic coalirion of over 40 public, private and non-profit organizations in the
Minneapolis/St. Paul metropolitan azea that, through collaborarive educarional outreach, teaches
residents how to care for area waters. This partnership has leveraged grant dollars and staff time
to develop educarional literature and a nationally recognized interactive display. The WaterShed
e�ibit was at schools and events in and around Saint Paul in 2008. The WaterShed is also at the
Minnesota State Fair in the Department of Natural Resources Building each year. The Partners
staff it during this rime.
Metro Clean Water Campaign
To assist cities with educational efforts, Metro WaterShed Partners is conducting the Metro
Clean Water Campaign. This type of collaboration allows for the development of a consistent
message, which is distributed cost effectively. A City of Saint Paul staffperson is a member of
this committee. The campaign was funded in 2008 with money raised from local units of
govemment. St. Paul contributed $5,000 in 2008 and plans to contribute $5,000 in 2009. The
2008 report for the Metro Clean Water Campaign is found in the appendix.
Storm Sewer Service Charge Mailing
In July of 2008, the "Green Up your Lawn not Your Lakes and Rivers" brochure was mailed out
with the Storm Sewer Service Charge. Brochures went out to 80,000 households and businesses.
The City plans to do a similar mailing in 2009. The brochure is included in the Appendix.
Annual SprinQ Parks Clean-Un and Neighborhood Litter Campai�n
St. Paul Parks and Recreation hosts an Annual Spring Parks Clean-Up every year during the
month of April. The City provides clean-up supplies, trash removal, recycling services and a
"thank you" celebration. During this event volunteers remove litter from Saint Paul's Parks and
Recreation Centers. Without the help of volunteers during the cleanup, trash accumulates in
these natural areas hanning wildlife, polluting lakes and rivers and detracting from the beauty of
our community. This event is a fun and effective way to improve the environment in our
community.
Waterfest
The City of Saint Paul is a sponsor of Waterfest, which is a family festival put on each May at
Lake Phalen by the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District. The Watershed District
estimates that 1000 people attend this free family festival. The Parks Department assists in
coordinating this event. The Public Works Deparhnent provides a street sweeper to be on
display for this event. A flyer far the event is included in the Appendix.
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Coordination with Other Governmental Entities
Resroonsible deparhnent: Public Works Sewer Utility
Tareeted Pollutants: All pollutants
Performance Measures: Report the ongoing coordinated acriviries and status of cooperative
efforts in each annual report.
Permit Sections 216 Coordinarion with Other Govemmental Entiries
As stated in each section of ihis report, the City of Saint Paul coordinates with many entities in
all aspects of managing stormwater. Each project, event or activity listed involves numerous
entiries. By its nature, water does not follow political boundaries therefore it is necessary to
cooperate with other entities in order to effectively resolve these issues. The limited resources
that are available must be usad efficiently with m;nimal duplicarion of efforts. The main area of
coordinarion on these issues is with Saint Paul's watershed management organizations.
Saint Paul Local Surface Water Mana�ement Plan
The City of Saint Paul issued a request for proposals in April of 2004 to hire a consulting
engineering firm to complete its Local Surface Water Management Plan. A consultant was
selected in May of2004. This plan will be developed to meet the requuements ofMinnesota
Statue 103B235 and Minnesota rules 8410.00160 and 8410.0170. The plan must also be in
conformance with the Watershed Management Plan's of Saint Paul's watershed management
organizations. The Metropolitan Council also reviews the local water plans in the Metro Area.
The plan was approved by the Capitol Region WD, Ramsey-Washington Metro WD, Lower
Mississippi River WMO and Mississippi WMO. The City Council adopted the plan in December
of 2006.
Water Chavter of the Citv's Comprehensive Plan
The City is working on an update to its Comprehensive Plan as required by the Metropolitan
Council. This update includes a water chapter, which addresses municipal water supply, surface
water management and the sanitary sewer system. The plan was sent to the Met Council in April
of 2009.
Minnesota Cities Stormwater Coalition
Saint Paul is a member of the Minnesota Ciries Stormwater Coalition (MCSC), which was
formed in 2006. A city staff person serves on the steering committee for this organization. The
mission of the MCSC is to protect Minnesota's water resources by ensuring that the policies,
permits, procedures, rules, and legislation adopted by state water resource management agencies
and other regulatory enrities are both meaningful and manageable from the perspective of the
regulated parties.
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Watershed Or¢anizations
The following briefly describes each organization and provides some of the cooperative efforts
between the City and its watershed management organizarion. Many examples of coordinarion
can be found throughout this report. The City provides a staff person to coordinate efforts with
each of its watershed organizations. A map of St. Paul's watershed management organizations is
found in the Appendix.
Mississippi Watershed Mana¢ement OrEanizarion (MWMO)
The MWMO is a joint powers organization which lies mainly in Minneapolis. Members include
the Minneapolis Park and Recrearion Boazd, Minneapolis, St. Anthony Pazk, Lauderdale and St.
Paul. A small area in the northwest comer of St. Paul is within the MWMO boundary.
Lower Mississinui River Watershed ManaEement Oreanizafion (LMWMO)
The LMWMO is a joint powers organization. Members include St. Paul, West St. Paul, Mendota
Heights, Inver Grove Heights, South St. Paul, Lilydale and Sunfish Lake. The West Side of St.
Paul lies within the LMWMO boundary.
Ramsev-Washin¢ton Metro Watershed District (RWMWDI
The Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District is located in eastem Ramsey and western
Washington County. The watershed district is approximately 53 square miles and includes parts
of White Beaz Lake, Vadnais Heights, Gem Lake, Little Canada, Maplewood, Landfall, North St.
Paul, St. Paul, Oakdale and Woodbury. The following is some of RWMWD's projects with City
involvement:
• Ciry participates in the Districts Public Works Forum
. City is a sponsor of Waterfest each year
• City participates in the joint RWMWD and CRWD Technical Advisory Committee for the
watershed districts' rule implementation.
Caaitol Reeion Watershed District (CRWD)
The Capitol Region Watershed District was formed in 1998. The watershed includes parts of St.
Paul, Roseville, Maplewood, Lauderdale, Falcon Heights, the State Fairgrounds and the
University of Minnesota. The watershed is considered urban and the majority of the area drains
to the Mississippi River through storm sewer systems. The following is some of CRWD's
projects with City involvement:
. Joint monitoring project, which began in 2005
• Arlington/Pascal Stormwater Improvement Project
• City participates in the joint RWNIWD and CRWD Technical Advisory Committee for the
watershed districts' rule implementation.
• The City has a contract with CRWD to provide maintenance and Gopher State locating for
the Troutbrook storm sewer system.
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City of Saint Paul's
Stormwater Permit
Annual Report
Department of Public Works
June 2008
Appendix
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Watershed Inventory
Area Population Percent Runoff
Watershed WS# (acres) (2000 Census) Impervious Coefficient
Beaver Lake 1 278 2,070 31 o.33
Belt Line 2 2,882 30,994 56 0.55
Lake Phalen 3 995 7,626 41 0.42
Trout Brook 4 3,959 37,665 63 0.62
Lake Como 5 1,240 9,753 47 0.47
St. Anthony Park 6 2,467 T3,T40 70 0.68
Phalen Creek 7 1,406 18,418 64 0.62
St. Anthony Hiil 8 2,542 36,410 66 0.64
Griffith/Pt. Douglas 9 458 5,264 63 0.61
W. Kittsondale 10 847 7,732 69 0.67
Urban 11 339 4,491 58 0.57
Battle Creek 12 1,089 8,201 54 0.54
Downtown 13 669 6,097 78 0.75
E. Kittsondale 14 1,870 18,353 64 0.62
Mississippi River Blvd. 15 2,373 27,251 59 0.58
Goodrich/Western 16 424 5,010 64 0.63
Pigs Eye 17 2,995 913 39 �.40
Riverview 18 2,658 14,860 5S 0.57
Highwood 19 1,139 5,216 50 0.50
W. Seventh 20 450 2,543 61 0.60
Crosby 21 1,446 8,804 45 0.45
Davern 22 1,277 6,628 56 0.55
Hidden Falls 23 237 1,263 56 0.55
Total 34,040 278,706
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OutFal I Inventory
Outfatl Location Watershed Pipe Size Acres
Bridal Veil Creek
005 South of Buford Bridal Veil 42"
Mississippi River
010 Eustis St. Anthony Park tunnel 2467
020 Lotus Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 31
030 Marshall Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 121
040 West Kittsondale West Kittsondale tunnel 977
050 Otis Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 14
060 Portland Ave Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 508
070 Summit Miss. River Blvd. 16" cast iron 30
O80 Goodrich Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 456
090 Princetan Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 150
095 Berkeley Miss. River Blvd. 24"
100 Jefferson Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 139
110 Randolph Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 39
115 Hartford Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 580
120 Scheffer Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 8
130 Highland Parkway Miss. River Blvd. tunnel 165
135 Hidden Falls Hidden Falls 48" 269
140 Sheridan Davern tunnel 145
145 West 7th Davern 30" 30
150 Davern Davern tunnel 963
151 Watergate Marina Crosby 21"
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OutFall inventory
OutFall Location Watershed Pipe Size Acres
156 Elway Crosby 60"
158 Elway Crosby 90" 820
160 Otto E. Kittsondale tunnel 177
170 Bay E. Kittsondale tunnel 1699
180 Sumac West 7th tunnel 8
190 Drake West 7th tunnel 158
195 Fountain Cave West 7th 42" 39
200 Richmond West 7th 20" 142
201 Richmond West 7th 42"
206 Westem West 7th 30" 98
210 Smith -1992 Good/West tunnel 424
220 Sherman Downtown 48" 41
230 Chestnut Downtown 27" 82
240 Eagle Downtown 3'x5' brick 77
258 9ataFi� abandoned sewwtewa �4
260 Market Downtown 24"
270 St. Peter St. Anthony Hill tunnel 2653
280 Cedar powntown tunnel
290 Minnesota Downtown tunnel 115
295 Robert Downtown tunnel 5
300 Jackson Downtown 36" 27
310 Sibley Downtown 48" 10
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Outfall Location Watershed Pipe Size Acres
320 Broadway Downtown 7'x8' concrete 115
325 Troutbrook Troutbrook dua110' 4025
330 Plum Phalen Creek tunnel 1406
340 Urban Urban 48" brick 328
343 Warner and Childs Pig's Eye 24"
346 Warner and Childs Pig's Eye 18"
350 Beltline (RWMWD's) Beltline 9' 3524
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365 ' Wyoming Riverview 30" culvert 8
380 Page and Barge Ch Rd Riverview 42" 69
385 Robie and Witham Riverview 54"
390 Robie and Kansas Riverview 42" 264
400 Airport Riverview 12"
405 Chester St Riverview tunnel 326
407 Eva St Riverview 36"
410 Custer St Riverview tunnel 188
420 Moses St Riverview 5'6" 95
430 Belle Riverview 2-36"x40" 37
440 Riverview Riverview 2-77"x121" 801
460 Chippewa and Baker Riverview 16" 71
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OutFall Inventory
OutFall Location Watershed Pipe Size Acres
UpperLake �
152 Springfield Crosby 15"
Crosby Lake
153 Rankin Crosby 27"
154 Homer Crosby 30"
155 Leland Crosby 30"
Fairview North Pond
500 Tatum & Pierce Butler St. Anthony Park 6'
510 Pierce Butler 8 Aldine St. Anthony Park 54"
Lake Como
520 Adington & Chelsea Como 60" 3'10
530 Chatsworth North Como 36" 201
540 Milton North Como 36" 79
550 Parkview East Como 18" 17
560 Ivy East Como 18" 24
570 Wheelock Pkwy East Como 24" 23
580 Rose East Como 36" 30
590 Victoria South Como 30" 49
600 Chatsworth South Como 24" 75
610 Horton West Como 15" ' 311
620 Park West Como 36" 50
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Outfail Location Watershed Pipe Size Acres
Loeb Lake
630 Jessamine Troutbrook 36"
Lake Phalen
680 A�ington West Phalen 72" 380
690 Blomquist South Phalen 36" 71
700 Arlington East Phalen 42" 209
710 between Hoyt & Neb. Phalen 42" 69
720 LarpenteurEast Phalen 84" 17
BeaverLake
726 Lacrosse Beaver 15"
728 Ames Beaver 15"
730 Rose North Beaver 42" 67
740 McKnight North Beaver 21" 22
Suburban Pond
--- Suburban & VanDyke (RWMWD's) Battle Creek 102"
750 Suburban & WB Ave Battle Creek 27"
760 Suburban & Hazel Battle Creek 54"
Little Pig's Eye Lake
770 near fish hatchery Griffith/Pt. Douglas 72"
Pig's Eye Lake
780 Burlington Highwood 66"
784 Winthroo Ca) Lower Afton Hiqhwood 30"
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OutFall Location Watershed Pipe Size Acres
786 Mominqsidena LowerAfton Hiahwood 18"
790 Springside Drive Highwood 33"
791 Hiqhwood Hiahwood 48"
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810 Ruth Battle Creek 42"&73-1/2" arch
812 Warren Battle Creek 18"
814 Cutler Battle Creek 24"
816 Nelson Battle Creek 24"
818 Winthroo & Larrv Ho Battle Creek 30"
820 Winthrop & N. Park Dr Battle Creek 36"
825 Michael N Battle Creek 33"
826 Michael S Battle Creek 30"
830 McKnight & N. Park Dr Battle Creek 36"
836 A Street Battle Creek 18"
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09-571
City of Saint Paul
Storm Water Ponding Area Iaventory
Ponding Area Drainage Population Pond Storage
Area 2000 Area Capacity
(acres) Census (acres) (Acre-feet
Arlington/Arkwrigfit 3023 4001 5 20.4
Arlington/Jackson 699.4 6562 14.5 75.6
Atwater/Western 1273 1230 2.7 13.3
Birminghaw/Minnehaha 41.0 457 0.9 2.5
Birminghaw/York 146.5 2050 22 9.5
Crosby Business Pazk 39.6 198 1 5.52
Crosby Ouflet 866.0 6295 5.5 40.6
Etna/Third 244.0 2457 4.7 25.1
Flandrau/Case 95.2 1331 0.7 3
Flandrau/Hoyt 479.5 4582 1.9 20.8
HazellNokomis 73.0 511 23 63
HazeURoss 67.8 949 4 3.8
Pleasant View 164.5 2053 23 14.5
Sims/Agate 174.6 1357 5.3 12.8
Sylvan/Acker 376.9 3617 2.1 119
Terrace Ct./Whitall 4.7 28 0.5 0.5
Westminister/Mississippi 123.4 1912 22 10.1
WheelockPazkway I 19.0 265 13 1.7
Wildview/T.enox 193 111 0.73 2.2
Willow Reserve 372.1 3669 203 42.6
Total 44362 43633.6
Drainage area only includes azea in St. Paul.
Storage capacity is for a 100 year storm in acre-feet. _ _
Cc_ll�,a•�
09-571
Storm Water Ponding Areas by Wate�shed Area
BeaverLake None
Beit Line Birmingham/Minnehaha
Birmingham/York
EtnalThird
Flandrau/Hoyt
Flandrau/Case
HazellNokomis
Hazel/Ross
Hillcrest Knoll (Hoyt/Montana)
Lake Phalen Arlington/English
Phalen Golf Course Pond
Trout Brook Arlington/Jackson
Arlington/Arkwright
AtwaterlVUestern
Sims/Agate
Sylvan/Acker
Terrace Ct./Whitall
Westmi nster/Mississippi
Wheelock Parkway
Willow Reserve
Lake Como Como Golf Course Ponds
St. Anthony Fairvew/North
Park Highway 280
SnellinglMnDOT
Phalen Creek None
St. Anthony Hili None
Griffith/ None
Pt. Douglas
W, Kittsondale None
Urban None
Battle Creek Battle Creek
Surburban Avenue
Downtown None
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E. Kittsondale
Mississippi
River Blvd.
Goodrich/
Westem
Pigs Eye
Riverview
Highwood
W.Seventh
Crosby
Davern
Hidden Falls
Pleasant View
None
None
None
None
Totem Town
Wildview/Lenox
None
Crosby Business Park
Crosby Outlet
None
None
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Cost of Work performed on storm pond assets
City of Saint Paul
Cost of Work performed on storm pond assets
Search Parameters
Start Date: O1/Ol/2008
End Date: 12/3112008
Results
Asset Description
Id
0495610 Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Arkwright
0495610 Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Arkwright
0495610 Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Arkwright
0495610 Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Arkwright
0495610 0495610
04956ll Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Jackson
0495611 Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Jackson
0495611 Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Jackson
0495611 Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Jackson
04956ll Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Jackson
04956ll Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Jackson
0495611 Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Jackson
0495611 Stormwater Pond -
Arlington / Jackson
04956ll 0495611
Service
Request
No
0810695
0818272
0818909
0826751
0810705
0812792
0814489
0818273
Created Problem Description
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/06/2008 CHECK POND
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
08/13/2008 CLEAN POND INLETS &
OUTLETS
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/22/2008 CLEAN GRATES
OS/06/2008 CHECK POND
06/06/2008 CHECK POND
0818907 06/11/2008 CLEAN POND INLETS &
OUTLETS
0824472 07/24/2008 CLEAN GRATES
0830090 09J11l2008 CLEAI�3 POND INLETS &
OUTLETS
0833566 10l1312008 CLEAN INLETS AND
OUTLETS
0495612 Stormwater Pond - 0810709
Atwater 1 Western
0495612 Stormwater Pond - 0819021
Atwater ( Western
0495612 Stormwater Pond - 0827144
Atwater / Western
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/ll/2008 CLEAN GRATES
09 P�1 of 8
08/15/2008 CLEAN POND INLETS AND
OUTLETS
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Amount
91.71
160.88
45.74
102.53
400.86
137.57
109.66
96.38
80.44
149.88
188.67
102.53
137.20
1002.33
36.56
40.23
99.51
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Cost of Work performed on storm pond assets
0495612 0495612
0495613 Stormwater Pond -
Benson / Springfield
0495613 Stormwater Pond -
Benson / Springfield
0495613 0495613
0495614 Stormwater Pond -
Biimingham /
Minnehaha
0495614 Stormwater Pond -
Birmingham /
Minnehaha
0495614 Stormwater Pond -
Binniugham /
Minnehaha
0495614 Stormwater Pond -
Birmingham /
Minnehaha
0495614 Stormwater Pond -
Binningham /
Minnehaha
0495614 0495614
0495615 Stormwater Pond -
Binningham / York
0495615 Stormwater Pond -
Bumingham / York
0495615 Stormwater Pond -
Birmingham / York
0495615 Stormwater Pond -
Birmingham / York
0495615 0495615
0495616 Stormwater Pond -
Burg / E of Stinchfield
0495616 Stormwater Pond -
Burg / E of Stinchfield
0495616 Stormwater Pond -
Burg / E of Stinchfield
0445616 Stormwater Pond -
Burg / E of Stinchfield
0495616 0495616
0495617 Stormwater Pond -
Bush / Desoto
0495617 Stormwater Pond -
Bush / Desoto
0495617 Stormwater Pond -
Bush / Desoto
0810712
0819039
0810720
0813372
1: :..
0826975
0833590
0810722
1: :..
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRAT'ES
04/25/2008 CHECK POND
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
0 ��� of 8
176.30
36.56
80.44
117.00
36.56
53.96
120.67
08/14/2008 CLEAN POND IlVLETS AND
OUTLETS
10/13/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/ll/2008 CLEAN GRATES
0826972 08/14/2008 CLEAN POND INLETS AND
OUT'LETS
0833588 10/13/2008 CLEAN GRATES
0810725
1: •111
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
0826993 OS/14/2008 CLEAN POND INLETS AND
OUTLETS
0836585 11/10/2008 CLEAN GRATES.
0810729
0819013
0827002
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CL$AN GRATES
08/14/2008 CLEAN POND INLETS AND
OUTLETS
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102.53
44.27
357.99
36.56
69.44
153.80
28.70
288.50
73.10
92.42
51.27
99.51
31630
73:10
40.23
102.53
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Cost of Work performed on storm pond assets
0495617 0495617
0495618 Stormwater Pond -
Crosby Business Park
0495618 Stormwater Pond -
Crosby Business Park
0495618 0495618
0495619 Stormwater Pond -
Crosby Outlets
0495619 Stormwater Pond -
Crosby Outlets
0495619 0495619
0495620 Stormwater Pond -
Etna ! Third
0495620 Stormwater Pond -
Etna I Third
0495620 Stormwater Pond -
Etna / Third
0495620 Stormwatez Pond -
Etna / Third
0495620 Stormwater Pond -
Etna / Third
0495620 0495620
0495621 Stormwater Pond -
Fairview North
0495621 Stormwater Pond -
Fairview North
0495621 0495621
0495622 Stormwater Pond -
Flandrau Case
0495622 Stormwater Pond -
Flandrau Case
4495622 Stormwater Pond -
Flandrau Case
0495622 0495622
0495623 Stormwater Pond -
Fumess Pkwy / Hoyt
0495623 Stormwater Pond -
Fumess Pkwy / Hoyt
0495623 Stormwater Pond -
Fumess Pkwy / Hoyt
0495623 0495623
0495624 Stormwater Pond -
Hazel / Nokomis
0495624 Stormwater Pond -
Hazel / Nokomis
0810732
0819036
0810733
1: '1
0810734
1: :�.
0 ��3 of 8
215.86
73.10
80.44
153.54
73.10
80.44
153.54
36.56
243.89
0826615 08/12/2008 GARBAGE DUMPED IN OR
NEAR DETENTION POND
Q826980 08(14(2008 CLEAN POND INLETS AND
OUTLETS
0833592 1Of1312008 CLEAN GRATES
0810735 04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES FOR
HOLDING POND
0819040 06f11f2008 CLEAN GRATES FOR
HOLDING POND
0810737
0818930
0833570
0810756
0818278
081892b
0810758
0818931
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/1I/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
10/13l2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/06/2008 CHECK POND
06/11l2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06f l ll2008 CLEAI3 GRATES
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75.12
102.53
99.51
557.61
7310
80.44
153.54
91.�1
31291
91.46
496.08
45.86
120.67
91.46
257.99
73.10
149.88
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Cost of Work performed on storm pond assets
0495624 Stormwater Pond -
Hazel / Nokomis
0495624 0495624
0495625 Stormwater Pond -
Hazel / Ross
0495625 Stormwater Pond -
Hazet / Ross
0495625 Stormwater Pond -
Hazei ( Ross
0495625 Stormwater Pond -
Hazel / Ross
0495625 Stormwater Pond -
Hazel / Ross
0495625 Stormwater Pond -
Hazel ! Ross
0495625 0495625
0495626 Stormwater Pond -
High Bridge - East
0495626 Stormwater Pond -
High Bridge - East
0495526 Stormwater Pond -
High Bridge - East
0833571
08I0759
1' :'1'
0818933
10/13l2008 CLEAN GRATES
0495626 0495626
0495627 Stormwater Pond -
High $ridge - West
0495627 Stormwater Pond -
High Bridge - West
0495627 Stormwater Pond -
High Bridge - West
0495627 0495627
0495628 Stormwater Pond -
Hillcrest Knoll
0495628 Stormwater Pond -
Hillcrest Knoll
0495628 Stormw$ter Pond -
Hillcrest Knoll
0495628 0495628
0495629 Stormwater Pond -
$unting Valley /
Doswell
0495629 Stormwater Pond -
Hunting Valley /
Doswell
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06l10/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11l2008 CLEAN GRATES
0820493 06/23/2008 RESET MH FRAME ON
STRUCTL7RE. IN POND
0826789 08/13/2008 CLEAN GRATES
0833572
0810761
10/13/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
O Rag�� of 8
y3
91.46
314.44
36.56
172.68
80.44
32.35
153.80
88.51
56434
36.56
0819026 06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
EAST/WEST
0827146 08/15/2008 CLEAN BOTH PONDS
EAST / WEST, INLETS AND
OUTLETS
0810762 04/04/2008 CLEAN GRAT'ES
0819026 06/] 1/2008 CI.EAN GRATES
EAST/WEST
0827146 08/15/2008 CLEAN BOTH PONDS
EAST / WEST, INLETS AND
OUTLETS
0810763
0818277
1: :� .
0810765
08190,43
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/06/2008 CHECK POND
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
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4022
49.76
126.54
36.56
40.22
49.76
126.54
45.86
126.17
91.46
263.49
73.10
104.17
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Cost of Work performed on storm pond assets
0495629 0495629
0495630 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Burr -
East
0495630 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Burr -
East
0495630 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Burr -
East
0495630 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Slvd / Burz -
East
0810775
1: 'II$
1: ....
0836595
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES TWO
PONDS
08/14/2008 CLEAN BOTH PONDS
INLETS A1�SD OUTLETS
ll/10/2008 CLEAN GRATES.
0495630 0495630
0495631 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Burr -
West
0495631 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Burr -
West
0495631 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Burr -
West
0495631 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Burr -
West
0495631 0495631
0495632 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Earl
0495632 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Eazl
0495632 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Earl
0495632 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Earl
0495632 0495632
0495634 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Johnson
Pkwy
0495634 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Jolmson
Pkwy
0495634 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Johnson
Pkwy
0495634 Stormwater Pond -
0810776
0819006
1: ....
0836595
0810784
0819003
� '-:� " �
1'
0826993 08J1412008 CLEAN POND INLETS AND
OUTLETS
0836592 11/10/2008 CLEAN GRATE5.
0810785
0819002
1: .".
0836590
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/ll/2008 CLEAN GRATES TWO
PONDS
08/14/2008 CLEAN BOTH PONDS
INLETS AND OUTLETS
11I1012008 CLEAN GRATES.
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06111l2008 CLEAN GRATES
08/14/2008 CLEAN POND OUTLETS
ANA INLETS
11/10/2008 CLEAN GRATES.
A1 of 64
177.27
36.56
20.12
56.77
46.23
159.67
36.56
20.12
56.77
46.23
159.67
36.56
40.23
51.27
70.63
198.69
36.56
40.23
51.27
36.32
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Cost of Work performed on storm pond assets
Phalen Blvd / Johnson
Pkwy
0495634 Q495634
0495635 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Karl
Neid
0495635 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Karl
Neid
0495635 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Kazl
Neid
0495635 Stormwater Pond -
Phalen Blvd / Karl
Neid
0495635 0495635
0495636 Stormwater Pond -
Pleasant/ View
0495636 Stormwater Pond -
Pleasant / View
0495636 Stormwater Pond -
Pleasant / View
0495636 0495636
0495637 Stormwater Pond -
Puchreiter Pond
049563� Stormwater Pond -
Puchreiter Pond
0495637 Stormwater Pond -
Puchreiter Pond
0495637 Stormwater Pond -
Puchreiter Pond
0495637 Stormwater Pond - 0830093
Puchreiter Pond
0495637 Stormwater Pond -
Puchreiter Pond
0495637 0495637
0495638 Stormwater Pond -
Sims / Agate
0495638 Stormwater Pond -
Sims / Agate
0495638 Stormwater Pond -
Snns / Agate
0495638 0495638
0495639 Stormwater Pond - 0810790
Sylvan / Acker
09P�� 6 of 8
0810786
0819004
0826998
0836594
0810787
0819023
0827145
0810788
0812796
0818906
0826756
0833569
0810789
0819017
0827142
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRA1'ES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
08/14/2008 CLEAN POND INLETS AND
OUTLETS
11/10/2008 CLEAN GRATES.
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/20Q8 CLEAN GRATES
08/15/2008 CLEAN POND IlVLETS AND
OUTLETS
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/22/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 PUCHREITER POND CLEAN
INLETS AND OUTLETS
08/13/2008 PUCHREITER POND CLEAN
INLETS AND OUTLETS
09/11/2008 PUCHREITER POND CLEAN
INLETS AND OUTLETS
10/13/2008 PUCHREITER POND CLEAN
INLETS AND OUTLETS
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
08f15/2008 CLEAN POND IlVLETS t1ND
OUTLETS
04/04/2008 CLEAN GRATES
164.38
36.56
40.23
102.53
3532
214.64
7310
92.42
244.77
41029
91.71
279.04
ll5.17
102.53
205.05
4024
833.74
36_56
40.23
102.53
17932
73.10
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Cost of Work performed on storm pond assets
0495639 Stormwater Pond -
Sylvan / Acker
0495639 Stormwater Pond -
Sylvan / Acker
0495639 Stormwater Pond -
Sylvan I Acker
0445639 0445634
0495640 Stormwater Pond -
Terrace Ct / Whitall
0495640 Stormwater Pond -
Terrace Ct 1 Whitall
0495640 Stormwater Pond -
Terrace Ct / Whitall
0495640 Stonnwater Pond -
Terrace Ct ! Whitall
0495640 0495640
0495641 Stormwater Pond -
Westminster 1
Mississippi
0495641 Stormwater Pond -
Weshninsterl
Mississippi
0495641 Stormwater Pond -
Westminster /
Mississippi
0495641 Stormwater Pond -
Westminster /
Mississippi
0495641 0445641
0495642 Stormwater Pond -
Wheelock Pkwy -
Lower
0445642 Stormwater Pond -
Wheelock Pkwy -
Lower
0495642 Stormwater Pond -
Wheelock Pkwy -
Lower
0495642 Stormwater Pond -
Wheelock Pkwy -
Lower
0495642 0495642
0495643 Stormwater Pond -
Wheelock Pkwy -
0819018
0820754
0827143
0811012
0819010
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
O , Y P�e 1 7 of 8
y-J /
120.67
06/24/2008 MEET EXEL AND MOVE
CONCRETE CASTINGS OFF
GATE BOX.
08/15/2008 CLEAN POND INLETS AND
OUTLETS
04/08/2008 CLEAN GRAT'ES
06/I 1/2008 CLEAN GRAT'ES
0827000 08/14/2008 CLEAN POND INLETS AND
OUTLETS
0830557 09/16/2008 REPAIR HOLE IN CHAIN
LINK FENCE AT TERRACE
CT. POND
0811014
0818275
0818915
0826754
0811015
0818274
1: :. .
0826757
0811016
04/08/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/06/2008 CHECK POND
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
08/13/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/08/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06l06l2008 CHECK POND
Ob11112008 CLEAN GRATES
08/13/2008 UPPER & L,OWER----CLEAN
POND INLETS & OUTLETS
04/08/2008 CLEAN GRATES
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250.18
99.51
543.46
36.56
74.94
102.53
112.68
326.71
45.86
80.44
45.74
51.27
223.31
45.86
40.22
45.74
51.27
183.09
45.86
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Cost of Work perfomic� on storm pond assets
Upper
0495643 Stormwater Pond -
Wheelock Pkwy -
Upper
0495643 Stormwater Pond -
Wheelock Pkwy -
Upper
0495643 Stormwater Pond -
Wheelock Pkwy ;
Upper
0495643 0495643
0495644 Stormwater Pond -
Wildview / Lenox
0495644 Stormwater Pond -
Wildview / Lenox
0495644 Stormwater Pond -
Wildview / Lenox
0495644 Stormwater Pond -
Wildview / Lenox
0495644 Stormwater Pond -
Wildview / Lenox
0495644 0495644
0495645 Stormwater Pond -
Willow Reserve
0495645 Stormwater Pond -
Willow Reserve
0495645 0495645
0496004 Stormwater Pond -
Highwood / Oak Bluff
0496004 Stormwater Pond -
Highwood / Oak BIuff
0496004 Starmwater Pond -
Highwood / Oak Bluff
0496004 0496004
Grand Total
Number Of Rows: 169
0818274
0818911
0826757
0811017
0812826
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0826992 08/14/2008 CLEAN POND INLETS AND
OUTLETS
0836582 11/10/2008 CLEAN GRATES.
0811018
0819045
0811019
0827091 08/15/2008 CLEAN POND INLET AND
OUTLET
0836583 11/10/2008 CLEAN GRATES.
06/06/2008 CHECK POND
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRAT'ES
0���/� afs
08/13/2008 UPPER & LOWER----CLEAN
POND INLETS & OUTLETS
04/08/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/22/2008 INSTALL SIGN
06/11l2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/08/2008 CLEAN GRATES
06/11/2008 CLEAN GRATES
04/08/2008 CLEAN GRATES
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2008 OutFall Inspection Summary
Date Watershed Outfall # Outfall Location Narrative
10/2008 Miss. R. 010 Eustis No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 020 Lotus No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 030 Marshall Needs riprap.
10/2008 Miss. R. 040 West Kittsondale No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 050 Otis End off of outlet.
10/2008 Miss. R. 060 Portland Ave Six feet of bottom gone.
10/2008 Miss. R. 070 Summit No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 080 Goodrich Repaired in 2005.
10/2008 Miss. R. 090 Princeton Repaired in 2005.
10/2008 Miss. R. 095 Berkeley Rebar exposed.
10/2008 Miss. R. 100 Jefferson Repaired in 2005.
10/2008 Miss. R. 110 Randolph No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 115 Hartford No maintenance required.
10/2005 Miss. R. 120 Scheffer Repaired in 2005.
10l2008 Miss. R. 130 Highland Parkway 8 feet undermined.
10l2008 Miss. R. 135 Hidden Falls No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 140 Sheridan No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 145 West 7th (MnDOT) No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 150 Davem No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 151 Watergate Marina No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 156 Elway No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 158 Elway No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 160 Ot10 No maintenance required.
1�l2008 Miss. R. 17� Bay No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 180 Sumac No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 190 Drake No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 195 Fountain Cave Undermined, needs riprap.
10/2008 Miss. R. 200 Richmond No maintenance required.
10/2005 Miss. R. 201 Richmond No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 206 Westem No maintenance required.
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2008 Outfall Inspection Summary
Date Watershed Outfall # Outfall Location Narrative
10/2008 Miss. R. 210 Smith No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 220 Sherman No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 230 Chestnut No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 240 Eagle No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 260 Market No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 270 St. Peter Reconstructed in 2003.
10/2008 Miss. R. 280 Cedar Reconstructed in 2003.
10/2008 Miss. R. 290 Minnesota Reconstructed in 2003.
10/2008 Miss. R. 295 Robert Gate gone.
10/2008 Miss. R. 300 Jackson No mainfenance required.
10l2008 Miss. R. 310 Sibtey No maintenance required.
10/200 Miss. R. 320 Broadway No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 325 Troutbrook No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 330 Phalen Creek No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 340 Urban Needs repair both sides.
10/2008 Miss. R. 343 Wamer and Childs No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 346 Wamer and Childs No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 350 Beltline (RWMWD) No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 360 Battle Creek No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 365 Wyoming No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 380 Page and Barge Ch Rd No maintenance required.
1Q/2008 Miss. R. 385 Concord (MnDOT) Rerouted in 2006.
10/2008 Miss. R. 387 Concord New in 2006.
70/2008 Miss. R. 390 Robie Rerouted in 2006.
10/2008 Miss. R. 400 Airport No maintenance required.
t0/2005 Miss. R. 405 Chester St No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 407 Eva St No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 410 Custer St No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 420 Moses St No maintenance required.
10/2008 Miss. R. 430 Belle No maintenance required.
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St. Paul Water Quality Education Project
2008 Final Report
Submitted by Friends of the Mississippi River
November 30, 2008
Storm Drain Stenciline
In 2008 Friends of the Mississippi River coordinated the stencilittg of 2,951 storm drains and
the distribution of 10,953 door hangers in partnership with 1,368 volunteers from school
groups, community groups, and residents ofthe City of St. Paul, conh 2,799 hours of
volunteer work.
A list of groups and event dates with goals achieved is attached to this report.
Storm drain stenciling was promoted using the following means:
• Recruitment through Saint Paul Public School (SPPS) Community Resource Specialists
• Spring flyer and email communication to St. Paul schools in FMR database
• Presentation to teachers attending spring 2008 NPS Big River Journey teacher workshop
• Presentation to teachers attending fall 2008 NPS Big River Joumey teacher workshop
• Posting on FMR's website, and announcements in FMR's email newsletter Mississippi
Messages
• Brochures available at tabled events: Gorge Stewards Kickoff Event, Target
Environmental Fair, Earth Day Cleanup, Lake Pflalen Water Festival, FMR-sponsored
workshops
FMR staff coordinated the purchase, storage and maintenance of storm drain stenciling supplies
and door hangers for the 2008 season.
Educarional Proeramming
FMR staff provided a 20-60 minute educarional progran�/orientarion on urban runoff pollution to
each of the 52 St. Paui stenciling groups. Staff atso made 11 exira education presentaUons to
338 students from 1] schools in order to provide lessons designed to enhance the educarional
impact of the stenciling activity. Extended water quality lessons are group-specific and
classroom-driven, but may include demonstrations, experimentations, or discussions about any
of the foltowing: the water cycle; wastewater; storm water management; non-point source
pollution prevenfion; urban lawn and gazden care; or the role of plants in water quality. Students
may observe and trace the movement of water on land and pavement or learn about innovative
approaches to managing storm water runoff.
Presentations were made to the following groups:
• Lake Phalen Water Festival (approacimately 100 participants)
• Children's Water Festival (9 classrooms of 5`�' graders, 7 presentations, 225 students)
' • St Paul Academy Service Leamers (1 classroom, 26 students)
• Humboldt h HS, with Eco Educarion (3 classraoms of 7�' graders, 3 presentations, 87
students)
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Litter Pick-uu
FMR staff coordinated 2 litter pick-up events, one in spring and one in fall, with the Public
Interest Research Crroup from Macalester College. FMR provided gloves and bags, and
coordinated trash collection through the City of St Paul Pazks and Recreation Department. A
third cleanup that was scheduled with Twin Ciries Academy in October was cancelled due to
weather.
• May 3, 2008 - Macalester College Public Interest Research Group, and FMR volunteers -
Mississippi Blvd, north of Lake St (12 participants)
• October 11, 2008 - Macalester College Public Interest Research Group — Mississippi
Blvd & Summit Ave (10 participants)
Communitv Workshons
FMR staff presented the watershed protection workshop Gardening for a Rainy Day: Native
Plants, Rain Gardens, & Lawncare for Water Qualiry. Karen Solas, River Stewazdship
Coordinator, Karen Schik, Restoration Ecologist, and Sara Muchowski, Program Assistant, co-
presented workshops focusing on urban homeowner education. Alternative lawncare practices,
landscaping with native plant species, the proper use of lawn fertilizer, rain barrels, backyard
composting, and soil testing were discussed using a powerpoint presentation. Staff also
introduced the concept of zain gardens and provided information about resources for
homeowners interested in exploring this as an innovative stormwater management technique. A
variety of printed materials and resource information was made available to participants to take
home.
For the first time this year, PMR partnered with MWMO and Fortin Consulting to present a
Winter Watershed Workshop with which emphasized environmental impacts of various winter
home and yard maintenance options, including de-icer selection, application rates and snow
removal methods, plus some spring planning for raingardens.
The content was presented to 64 community members at three workshops in 5t. Paul:
• St. Anthony Pazk Library, March 13, 2008 (28 participants)
• Mississippi Mazket Co-op, Selby location, 7une 11, 2008 (22 participants)
• Como Park Senior High School, through St Paul Community Ed, October 1, 2008 (14
participants)
Additionally, one workshop was presented to 25 employees of Twin Cities United Way at the
Minneapolis Headquarters on June 18, 2008.
Planning for the workshops included reseazch on city stormwater permitting; site selection and
soil excavation for rain gazdens; and biological control in residential gardens. Staff also compiled
a host of printed materials to be distributed at the workshops.
Participants for the workshop were recruited using the following means:
• Announcement on the Current Mississippi River Forum online posting
• Emailing to all St. Paul neighborhood contacts
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• Emailing to all St. Paui FMR contacts
• Emailing to gazden clubs
• Emailing to West Side gardeners and community advocates via Commuttiry
Neighborhood Housing Services and West Side Safe
• Emailing to all St. Pau1 city council members and planning dishicts
• Posting on FMR's website and announcements in FMR's Mississippi Messages
• Press releases via fax and/or email to one daily an@ two non-daily newspapers
• Flyers and reminder slips in Mississippi Mazket locations, coffee shops and libraries.
• Announcements on various online event calendars: Mississippi National River and
Recreation Area/National Pazk Service, Minnesota Environmental Partnership,
MNOEA's Next Step, Mississippi Market online.
Rain Garden Workshous
FMR staff planned and coordinated two rain garden workshops for community members, Putting
Down Roots: Rain Gardens in Residenrial Settings. Landscape ecologist Shawn Tracy from the
Associarion of Metropolitan Soil and Water Conservation Districts led the workshops. The
preseutarion included information on where a rain garden should be placed, soil preparation,
plant selecrion, and other nuances of rain garden construction. Printed materials about rain
gardens and other related topics were made available for participants to talce home.
Rain garden workshops were presented to 46 community members at two St. Paul locations:
• Battle Creek Community Recreation Center, November 12, 2008 (18 participants)
• Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, November 20, 2008 (28 participants)
FMR also hosted a tour of St. Paul rain gazdens on September 14, 2008, co-led by Elizabeth
Storey of Capitol Region Watershed District and Shawn Tracy of the Association of
Metropolitan Soil and Water Conservation Districts. The tour featured rain garclens constntcted
in a subwatershed of Como Lake as part of the Arlington Pascai Stormwater Improvement
Project, as well as the demonstrafion rain gazden outside the Eco Experience building on the
Minnesota State Fairgrounds. 40 community members attended the tour, and a handmade rain
barrel donated by Capitol Region Watershed District was raffled and given to one attendee.
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The ��Minnesota Water - Let's Keep It Clean!"
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The ��Minnesota Water — Let's Keep It Clean!"
2008 Media Campaign Report
Introduction
The "Minnesota Water — LeYs Keep It Clean!" campaig�
is a stormwater education collaboration of citles, counties, and water
management organizations. By working together we have developed
and delivered innovative stormwater educational materials to a broad
audience. Our collaboration has allowed us the opportuniry to use a
variety of inedia, including television and billboards, more effectively
and extensively than would not be possible for any of us individually.
Metro WaterShed Partners
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LET'S KEEP IT CLEAN
The "Minnesota Water — LeYs Keep It Clean!" campaign is a sub-committee of the Metro WaterShed
Parmers. Metro WaterShed Partners is a coalition of more than fifty public, private and non-profit
organizations in the Twin Cities metro area. Through collaborative educational outreach, the Partnexs
promote public understanding that inspires people to take action to protect and improve their local water
resources.
Since 1996, the Partners have cooperated through educational pxojects, networking, and resource sharing.
More information is available on the Metro WaterShed Partners website at:
httn://www.hamline.edu/education/ceee site/WaterShedPartners/index.html
Media Campaign Leadership
Friends of ihe Mississippi River and Hamline University's Centei for Global Envixonsnental Education
(CGEE) partnered to manage the 2008 "Minnesota Water — LeYs Keep It Clean!" campaign. Lead staff
were Trevor Russell, Watershed Program Director with Friends of the Mississippi River; and Jana Larson
with the Center for Global Environmental Education.
The woxk of the "Minnesota Water — LeYs Keep It Clean!" campaign is guided by a subcommittee of
Metro WaterShed Partners. The 2008 campaign sub-committee includes a diverse mix of stormwatec
education professional from cities, wateisheds, non-profit organlzations, and govemment agencies:
John Bilotta - Northland NEMO (Non-Point Education for Municipal Officials)
Jen Dullum - City of Farmington
Angie Hong - Washington Conservatian District
Jana Lazson - Hamline University (adrninistrator)
Carrie Mack - Ramsey-Washington Metro Wat�rshed District
Tcevot Russell - Friends of the Mississippi Rivex (coordinator)
Elizabeth Storey - Capitol Region Watershed District
Lyndon Torstenson - National Park Service, Mississippi National River & Recreation Area
Mazgie Vigoren - City of Plymouth
Anne Weber - City of St. Paul
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2008 Aceomplishments
In 2008, the "Minnesota Water — Let's Keep It Clean!"- campaign conducted a variety of stormwater
pollution prevention educarion and outreach activities. From our TV, radio and billboard campaigns to Yhe
completion of phase I of the www.cleanwatermn.ore redesign, our 2008 campaign has been a great
success!
Throughout the yeaz the "Minnesota Water — LeYs Keep It Ciean!" campaign created an estimated
11;368,340 total impressions across multiple media formats, in addition to our PSAs at the Minnesota State
Fair and our www.cleanwaterma.org online activities.
Radio Public Service Announcements (PSAs)
Twins Radio Network
Dates: Apri129�' to July 6�", 2008
Ptacements: 115 in-gazne ads, along wiih in-game scoreboard
messages during all May home games in 2008.
Total Investment: $16,900.00
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Altemating between a male and female voice for each announcement, the following ad played daring
Minnesota Twins baseball games:
'Rummmmm (lawnmowersound) Wherr mowingkeepgrars clippings offofstreets cmd ozrt
ofstorm drains. Clippings contain phosphorus and that turns lakes and rivers green with algae.
Cleaner streets mean cleaner water for all Minnesotans. Yisit "clean-water-m-n-dot-org'
The ad played during aIl NIN twins baseball games from Aprit 29` to July 6" in 2008. These radio ads
made an estimated 2,681,300 impzessions during the campaign.
1VIN Public Radio
Dates: May 2008
Placements: 26 fifteen-second ads on Minnesota Public Radio News
(KNOW 91.1FM) & streaming online `gateway' ads on
KNO W and 89.3 The Cturent.
Total Investment: $7,700.00
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Twenty-six 15-second ads were aired on Minnesota
Public Radio News during the following programs:
• 4 PSAs: Moming Edition (Monday tbrough Friday - 6:OOam — 9:OOam)
• 6 PSAs: Midmorning with Carrie Miller (Monday through Friday - 9:OOam-11:OOam)
• 6 PSAs: Midday with Gary Eichten (Monday tkuough Friday - 11:OOam — 3:OOpm)
• 3 PSAs: All Things Considered (Monday througJi Friday - 3:OOpm — 7:OOpm)
• 7 PSAs: Evening program (Monday — Sunday — 8:OOpm to 10:00pm
An estimated 200,000 listeners heazd these messages, during May.
In addition, ow streaming online `gateway' ads on T'he C�crent (893) MPS and Windows Media Piayer
formats reached an estimated 103,400 impressions. Our online `gateway' ads on KNOW (91.1) produced
an additiona132,920 impressions. Total impressions for our May 2008 MPR campaign were 336,320.
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Television Public Service Announcements (PSAs)
Comcast Cable Television PSAs
Dates: Septembez 22"'to October 26�' 2008
Placemenu: Multiple
Total Inveshnent: $19,996.00
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SP :�TLIGHT
Our 2008 Comcast Spodight campaign made an estimated 1,964,000 impressions with viewers 18-yeazs of
age and older.
We ran more than 200 30-seconds ads on the following networks: The Discovery Channel, Home &
Garden Televislon, The History Channel, The Bravo Netwark, CNN, ESPN, The Food Network, Comedy
Central, TLC, Fox Sports, USA Network, Hallmazk Television, The Food Network, T'NT and the Lifetime
Network.
Specific program ads were placed on high-profile prime-time programs to maximize overall pmgram
outreach. These programs included The Colbert Report, The Daily Show with John Stewart, The
Minnesota Wild Hockey home opener and MN Gophers Men's Hockey home opener.
Our 2008 television campaign featured the following public service announcements.
"Plop" Fish Bowl PSA — 30 seconds
Adapted from a PSA produced by the City of Austin, Texas, "Plop" features a fish bowl that becomes
increasingly contaminated from common sYOrmwater pollutants.
"Curbsdde storm drafns connect ta our lakes and rivers.
Ifyour car drips oid or ant�eeze on the ground- it washes into storm
drains ... and into our lakes and rivers.
Ifyou spread dawn fertilizer into the street— or are not careful with yard
and garden pesticides - they wash into storm drains too. And when you
don't pick up after your pet ..... well you get the picture. Cleaner streets
mean cZeaner water for all Minnesotans. Visit www-clean-water-m-n-
dot-org."
"Fowl Water" Rubber Duckv PSA — 30 seconds
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Adapted from a PSA produced by the City of San Diego, California, the "Fowl Water" PSA uses a
flock of rubber duckies to dramatize how stormwater pollutants move from our neighborhoods into our
water. Voiced by outdoor journalist Ron Shara, the PSA was produced and aired by the "Mirmesota
Water —Let's Keep It CZean!" campaign in 2006 and re-broadcast in 2007
and 2008.
'Ifstormwaterpollution was simply rubber duckies, it wouldn't matter
what went down our storm drains. But it does! Because stormwater
pollution is not rubber duckies. It's trash, oid, cigarette butts, and pet
waste flowing untreated to the sea our lakes and rivers. That's not good
for any of us. So take a minute for clean water — rake up, sweep up and
pick up. CZeaner streets means cleaner water—for ald Minnesotans.
Visit www-clean-water-m-n-doX-org."
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Distribution of "Fowl Water" and "Plop" DVDs
Copies of the "Plop° and "Fowl Wate�" DVDs were disiributed to 28
municipaliues and other MS4s. The DVDs were made available to be played
on community cable television starions, on television monitors in public
buildings, and at educational events.
Print Publication PSA's
The SCOOP
Dates: January, Mazch, April, June, September and October issues.
Placements: 6 ads in the Scoop Magazine
Total Inveshnent: $1,620.00
The Scoop Magazine is the o�cial hade magazine of the
Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association.
Ads with a"If iYs in our street, iYs in our water" message
rau in six issues of The Scoop Magazine during the months of
January, Mazch, April, June, September and October.
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Regulaz magazine circulation is 1,900 with "double issues" in January and September reaching 4,000
readers.
Outdoor Billboards
ClearChannel Ontdoor Billboards
Dates: Apri121st to May 18th 2008
Placements: 16 outdoor billboazds placed throughout the
Twin Cities metro azea
Total Investment: $16,900.00
The billboazd campaign featured distinct billboazds, focusing
on three urban stormwater pollution sources; pet waste,
car washing and lawn care. The images for each billboazd
were used with permission from Cities of Seattle, Bellevue
andTacoma, Washington.
The ads ran at multiple locations in Anoka, Ramsey, Hennepin,
Washington, Dakota and Scott Counties, and were targeted to
ma�cimize total overall exposure tlu'oughout the Meuo area.
Tlus campaign resulted in an estimated 227,540
nnpressions per day during the 4-week campaign.
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Placements: 22 bathroom stall posters ads during the 2008 MN State Fair
Total Investment: 51, 500.00
The bathroom stall poster ad campaign featured poster images snnilaz to our 2008 billboard campaign
unages, used with permission &om the Cities of Seattle, Bellewe and Tacoma, Washington
Ads were placed in restroom facilities located neazby the Eco-Experience and Minnesota Department of
Natural Resources buildings and ran for the duratlon of the 2008 MN State Fair.
Attendance at this yeaz's MN State Fair was 1,693,533.
Online Stormwater Pollution Prevention Education at www.cleanwatermn.or¢.
Annual website hosting = $579
Phase I Website renovation completion =$1,590
Website address: www.cleanwatermn.ora
In 2008, the "Minnesota Water — LeYs Keep It Clean!" media campaign completed the renovation of our
www.cleanwatermn.ora website. The website was redesigned to include stormwater pollution prevention
education and outreach messages tazgeted specifically for four different audiences: the general public,
municipal/watershed stormwater educators, teachers, and students
The website features unique pages tailored for the needs of students, teachers and the general public. The
site also features a"Tools" section, with a range of stormwater educauon outreach resources for cities and
other local units of government requued to conduct education campaigns thzough their Storm Water
Pollution Prevention Plans. The website is hosted by ExpertHost at an annual cost of $579.
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The next phase of the website renovation begins in Spring 2009. It will include the new Minnesota M54
Toolkit. This online resource for municipal stormwater pollution prevention educators is designed to help
MS4 stormwater educatocs 'vnprove tfieir stormwater pollution prevention educafion campaigns across
Minuesota.
Clean Water MN will also develop a quarterly electronic newsletter that will be delivered to program
members. Each newsletter will feature a suite of season-specific stormwater educarion materials, including
press releases, brochures, photos, print ads and other educarion products. These will be free for use in
member publications, websites and other public educaUOn efforts.
In the future, the website will utclude a comptehensive digital photogfaph library, online `webinaz'
functions and an ever-expanding library of stormwater pollution prevention education materials.
Program Contact
Trevor Russelt
Watetshed Program Director
Friends of the Mississippi River
360 North Robert Street, Saint Paul, MN SA01
Phone: 651-222-2193, ext. 18
Email: hussell@fmt.org
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2008 Program Budget
2008 "Minnesnta Water —LeYs %eep It Cleant " Membership Support
Bloomington, City of S5,000
Columbia Heights, Ciry of S 1,500
Eagan, City of 55,000
Eden Prairie 53,500
Farmington, City of 51,000
Municipalities Hilltop, City of $750
Minnetonka, City of $2,000
North Saint Pau1, City of 51,000
Plymouth, City of $3,000
Spring Lake, City of $300
SL Paul, City of $5,000
Woodbu , Ci of �5,000
Bassett Creek Wa[ershed District $5,000
Counties, Capitol Region Watershed Disirict �4,000
WaterManagement CarverWMO $1,50�
Organizations (WMOs), & Lower Mississippi River WMO $].500
Watershed Districts p�or Lal:e Spring Lake Watershed Dis[ric[ $1,000
Ramsey Washington Metro Watershed District �10,000
Rice Creek Watershed District $5,000
Public Service Announcement DVD purchase revenue $250
TOTAL $61,30U.00
Total Program Revenue:
2008 Program Expenses:
Carry over:
"Minnesota Water—Let's Kee It C]eanP' 2009 c -over funds $9,150.2b
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