Strategic Initiatives for Green Stormwater Infrastructure Sample Clauses

Strategic Initiatives for Green Stormwater Infrastructure. Conceptualized Project List An important component of the strategy for identifying candidate GSI project sites is to target publicly owned facilities. These include City-owned properties, streets and rights-of-way, which constitute more than 45% of the impervious cover within the City. Stormwater capture associated with public property is enhanced by routing runoff from areas adjacent to public land and managing that stormwater on the public land. Initial efforts to identify projects for the GSI conceptualized project list will focus on publicly owned impervious cover and schools. As implementation progresses, additional programmatic elements will be explored and developed. Projects developed during the demonstration phase were primarily focused on building the relationships and partnerships needed to support a larger GSI program, and were often located on recreation facilities or other properties managed by the Water Department’s partners. Though this process, the Water Department developed a number of tools for building the project list of conceptualized projects based on lessons learned in the GSI demonstration phase, and refined while developing a list of potential projects for the PENNVEST loan program. Project identification was based partially on following opportunities, existing partnerships, and ease of implementation. While the Water Department will continue to follow opportunities and collaborative efforts with partners, the Water Department now will proactively embark on a number of strategic planning processes for queuing projects. An initial set of strategies for Water Department-sponsored projects is described below, including: • GSI on Water Department-owned facilities, • development of Stormwater Management Enhancement Districts (SMEDs), • green campus initiatives, • green schools and schoolyards, • greening of publicly owned parking facilities, • evaluation of vacant lands, and • Other strategic initiatives. Green Stormwater Infrastructure on Water Department-owned Facilities The Water Department manages a wide range of facilities, including wastewater plants, water treatment plants, a biosolids recycling center, a laboratory, and various other large operation and maintenance sites. The diversity of these facilities lends itself to a wide range of GSI implementation strategies that enable the piloting of new techniques. By undertaking efforts to green its own facilities first, the Water Department will showcase its vision for environmenta...
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