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. � „ <br /> Additional drainage issues within the City and changes in storm water regulations have occurred , <br /> since 2002, causing the Draft Phase I Storm Water Master Plan to be outdated. The City wishes to I <br /> move forward with the storm water planning process following the same format as approved in , <br /> 1998. The first step to accomplish this will be to have CDI update and finish the Phase I Storm <br /> Water Master Plan. The original author of the 2002 pre-final draft report continues to work for <br /> CDI, remains familiar with his previous work and will supervise the completion of the Master Plan. <br /> Future work will include the Phase II portion of the Master Plan. It will be broken down into <br /> several individual watershed-based studies that will recommend locations and methods of storm <br /> water improvements. The studies will also estimate the construction costs associated with each <br /> improvement. Council approval of future phase work will be sought at a later date. <br /> When all portions of the Storm Water Master Plan are complete, the City will have a living <br /> document with which to better understand the City's drainage characteristics and needs. It will also <br /> be a tool to assist the City in logically planning for future development and storm water <br /> improvements. <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTION: There are no known objections to this proposed <br /> agreement. <br /> INPUT FROM OTHER SOURCES: None <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: Richard Marley, Director of Engineering & <br /> Infrastructure(424-2747) <br /> Matt Newell, City Engineer(424-2747) <br /> Mary Cave, Civil Engineer II (424-2747) <br /> Richard Marley will be at the City Council meeting to answer any questions of the Council on this <br /> item. <br /> BUDGET/TIME IMPLICATIONS: <br /> Funding for this work is currently allocated in the City's Capital Improvements Fund. The <br /> engineering services agreement is for a fee not to exceed $46,540. Funding for future phases of the <br /> Master Plan is allocated in the 5 year Capital Improvement Plan. , <br /> This project will begin immediately upon approval by City Council and is expected to be completed <br /> in January 2009. ', <br /> Attach: 2 I� <br /> cc: Matt Newell, P.E., City Engineer II, <br /> Dick Borders, Municipal Services Manager '! <br /> Aaron Lawson, P.E., Assistant City Engineer I <br /> Bob Davidson, Engineering Technician Supervisor <br /> Clark Dietz, Inc. <br /> Page 2 <br />