67%
1%
32%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 24
Stormwater runoff from the Woodlake Meadows Estates community is collected in a detention pond which drains to a grassy swale before discharging to Silver Beach Creek. The existing system does not provide adequate Phosphorus removal and provides an opportunity to manage stormwater from a large drainage area.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Storm Filter with Phosphosorb media downstream of the existing detention pond along existing conveyance prior to discharging to Silver Beach Creek.
This project is located on private property and has minor permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff.
$11,000
$173,000 16.5
24.1 68%
September 2017
L C C 2
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
1 3 Habitat creation
x x xpublic property xno permitting x
private property moderate permitting
complex permitting x Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌůď Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 1
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Project Summary Sheet
70%
30%
0%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 16
North Lake Whatcom Park has a large grassy meadow near the entrance to the park.
Stormwater runoff from this area is collected in ditches along the north and west perimeter of the site and conveyed north under the park entrance road prior to discharge to Lake Whatcom. There is currently no water quality management of this area.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install bioretention along the perimeter of the site to provide treatment and infiltration of tributary stormwater runoff in a beautiful and publicly visible facility. Area has shallow slopes and appears to have good infiltration.
This project is located on county property and has no permitting requirements.
$76,000
$450,000 5.9
13.6 43%
Project Name Project Rank Estimated Cost
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
1 3 Habitat creation
x x xpublic property xno permitting x
private property moderate permitting
complex permitting x Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 1
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
Euclid Ave 4
$270,000 EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Whatcom County
Capital Improvement Program Project Summary Sheet
20%
60%
20%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 20
Stormwater from the west side of Euclid Avenue and properties to the west is collected in a roadside ditch, and conveyed through a culvert beneath Euclid Avenue, and ultimately to Lake Whatcom. There are indications of erosion and sediment transport in the ditch.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 900 linear feet on west side of Euclid Avenue to provide phosphorus removal from tributary stormwater runoff prior to discharge.
This project is located on county property and has no permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Geneva.
$38,000
$270,000 7.2
8.7 82%
September 2017
L C C 4
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
2 4 Habitat creation
x x xpublic property no permitting x
private property xmoderate permitting
complex permitting x Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌůď Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 1
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƵƌƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Project Summary Sheet
85%
10%
5%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 6
Stormwater runoff from large residential lawn and the north side of Northshore Drive is collected in a roadside ditch and conveyed in a culvert under Northshore Road to Lake Whatcom.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 275 linear feet of the north side of Northshore Road to provide phosphorus removal from tributary stormwater runoff prior to discharge. Filtered runoff will drain to the existing ditch.
This project is located on county propertLJ and has minor permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Northshore.
$16,000
$83,000 5.3
6.2 84%
Project Name Project Rank Estimated Cost
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
2 4 Habitat creation
x x xpublic property no permitting x
private property xmoderate permitting
complex permitting x Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 1
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
Northshore West of Olsen Creek 6
$105,000 EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Whatcom County
Capital Improvement Program Project Summary Sheet
25%
70%
5%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 17
Stormwater runoff from large residential lawn and the east side of Northshore Drive is collected in a roadside ditch, conveyed in a culvert under Northshore Road to Lake Whatcom.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 350 linear feet on the east side of Northshore Road to provide phosphorus removal from tributary stormwater runoff prior to discharging to the existing ditch.
This project is located on county propertLJ and has minor permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Northshore.
$21,000
$105,000 5.1
6.5 78%
September 2017
L C C 6
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
1 4 Habitat creation
x xpublic property xno permitting
private property moderate permitting
x complex permitting Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 2
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Project Summary Sheet
45%
10%
45%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 5
Undersized roadside ditches and culverts clog frequently and cause localized flooding, and discharge untreated stormwater directly to Oriental Creek
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 850 linear feet of an existing ditch on the west side of Lowell Drive from Lakeway to York Street to provide phosphorus removal treatment prior to discharge to Oriental Creek.
This project is located on county property and has no permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Geneva.
$76,000
$255,000 3.3
3.9 85%
Project Name Project Rank Estimated Cost
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
1 4 Habitat creation
x xpublic property xno permitting x
private property moderate permitting
x complex permitting x Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 2
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
Euclid at Crescent Street 8
$38,000 EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Whatcom County
Capital Improvement Program Project Summary Sheet
30%
10%
60%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 1
Stormwater runoff from residential lawn and the west side of Euclid Avenue is collected in a roadside ditch and conveyed in a culvert under Euclid Avenue to Lake Whatcom.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 125 linear feet on the west side of Euclid Avenue to provide phosphorus removal from tributary stormwater runoff prior to discharge.
This project is located on county property and has no permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Geneva.
$83,000
$38,000 0.5
0.5 85%
September 2017
L C C 8
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
2 4 Habitat creation
x x xpublic property no permitting
private property xmoderate permitting
complex permitting Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 1
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Project Summary Sheet
75%
0%
25%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 7
Stormwater runoff from west side of Lake Whatcom Blvd. and adjacent residential development is collected in a shallow roadside ditch. This ditch is too shallow and doesn't appear to have positive drainage along its length to allow proper drainage.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 300 linear feet of roadway on the west side of Lake Whatcom Blvd.
This project is located on private property and has minor permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Geneva.
$14,000
$90,000 6.5
7.6 85%
Project Name Project Rank Estimated Cost
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
2 4 Habitat creation
x x xpublic property no permitting x
private property xmoderate permitting
complex permitting x Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 1
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
South Bay Drive West 10
$79,000 EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Whatcom County
Capital Improvement Program Project Summary Sheet
35% 60%
5%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 20
Stormwater runoff from informal gravel driveways, residential development, and the adjacent hillside is collected in a e e e e
e S. Bay Drive e e e e to Lake Whatcom through a culvert beneath S. Bay Drive.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a e e e e e e e e
e
This project is located on county propertLJ and has minor permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in South Bay.
$10,000
$79,000 8 2
10 5 78%
September 2017
Lake Whatcom Comprehensive Plan: Stormwater Capital Program Update B-10
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
2 5 Habitat creation
x xpublic property no permitting x
private property xmoderate permitting
x complex permitting x Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 2
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌyear removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphoruƐƉĞƌ year removed
EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Project Summary Sheet
65%
5%
30%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 3
Stormwater from the east side of Northshore Road south of Eagle Ridge Drive is collected in a grassy roadside ditch and conveyed directly to Lake Whatcom.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 650 linear feet of existing ditch to provide phosphorus removal treatment prior to discharge to Lake Whatcom.
This project is located on county propertLJ and has minor permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Northshore.
$79,000
$195,000 2.5
2.9 85%
Project Name Project Rank Estimated Cost
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
3 5 Habitat creation
x x public property no permitting x
xprivate property xmoderate permitting
complex permitting x Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌlb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 1
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhospŚŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
Eagleridge Pond at Northshore 12
$277,000 EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Whatcom County
Capital Improvement Program Project Summary Sheet
60%
20%
20%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 54
The Eagleridge development has a large existing detention pond adjacent to the Northshore Drive ROW that does not currently provide water quality treatment. This location is an opportunity to treat stormwater runoff from a large area in one location on public property.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Storm Filter with Phosphosorb media along conveyance piping between the detention pond discharge structure and the public storm main along Northshore.
This project is located on private property and has minor permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Northshore.
$9,000
$277,000 31.9
46.7 68%
September 2017
L C C 2
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
2 5 Habitat creation
x public property xno permitting
xprivate property moderate permitting
x complex permitting Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 2
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌyear removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Project Summary Sheet
50%
20%
30%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 3
Private detention pond serving residential development with no water quality treatment.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Storm Filter with Phosphosorb media on the discharge pipe from the detention pond.
This project is located on private property and has no permitting requirements. This project was recommended by the property owner. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Geneva.
$14,000
$24,000 1.8
2.6 68%
Project Name Project Rank Estimated Cost
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
2 5 Habitat creation
x public property xno permitting
xprivate property moderate permitting
x complex permitting Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 2
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽĞƌƵƐ ƉĞƌyear removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
Lowe Avenue North 14
$240,000 EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Whatcom County
Capital Improvement Program Project Summary Sheet
25%
60%
15%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 7
Stormwater runoff from Lowe Avenue is collected in a roadside ditch and conveyed north to Oriental Creek. The ditch is very steep and deep in places and erosion is a problem along the roadway and along private property. The ditch may convey baseflow during the rainy season.
Photo 1.
This project would stabilize the channel and install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 400 linear feet of roadway on both sides of Lowe Avenue to treat the stormwater prior to entering the creek channel.
This project is located on private property and has no permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Geneva.
$90,000
$240,000 2.7
3.1 86%
September 2017
L C C 4
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
2 5 Habitat creation
x xpublic property no permitting
private property xmoderate permitting
x complex permitting Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 2
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Project Summary Sheet
60%
10%
30%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 2
Lakeside Street is a very narrow street with no formal conveyance on the east side, allowing stormwater to sheetflow towards private residences and ultimately Lake Whatcom. Stormwater on the west side of the roadway is collected in ditches, and conveyed directly to Lake Whatcom.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 450 linear feet on the west side of Lakeside Street from Euclid Ave to Kansas Street.
This project is located on county propertLJ and has minor permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in Geneva.
$93,000
$135,000 1.5
1.9 78%
Project Name Project Rank Estimated Cost
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
2 5 Habitat creation
x xpublic property no permitting x
private property xmoderate permitting
x complex permitting x Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 2
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌ year removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
Blue Canyon Road East 16
$45,000 EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Whatcom County
Capital Improvement Program Project Summary Sheet
5%
92%
3%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 72
Stormwater runoff from large residential lawn and the east side of Blue Canyon Road is collected in a roadside ditch, conveyed in a culvert under Blue Canyon Road to Lake Whatcom.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 150 linear feet on the east side of Blue Canyon Road to provide phosphorus removal from tributary stormwater runoff prior to discharge.
This project is located on county propertLJ and has moderate permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in South Bay.
$18,000
$45,000 2.5
11.8 21%
September 2017
L C C 6
Land Use
Basin Size acres
Lawn Impervious Forest
Water Quality Project Cost Information
Total Annual Phosphorus Load lb Estimated Cost
Estimated Load Removed (LB) lb Cost per lb P Removed
Estimated Treatment Rate
2 5 Habitat creation
x xpublic property no permitting x
private property xmoderate permitting
x complex permitting x Aesthetics
Ancilary Benefits Combined Score
Public education/
visibility Feasibility Score
1
Less than $100,000 per lb Ɖhosphorus removed Cost Effectiveness Score
Greater than $100,000 ƉĞƌ lb Ɖhosphorus removed
Total Benefit Score 2
Greater than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphŽƌƵƐ ƉĞƌyear removed
Less than 5 lbƐ ƉhosphorusƉĞƌ year removed
EXISTING CONDITIONS
PRIORITIZATION
Project Summary Sheet
4%
94%
2%
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
Residential - Low Density, Roadway 11
Stormwater runoff from large residential lawn and the east side of Blue Canyon Road is collected in a roadside ditch and conveyed in a culvert under Blue Canyon Road to Lake Whatcom.
Photo 1. Photo 2.
This project would install a Media Filter Drain (MFD) along approximately 80 linear feet on the east side of Blue Canyon Road to provide phosphorus removal from tributary stormwater runoff prior to discharge.
This project is located on county propertLJ and has minor permitting requirements. This project cost effectively removes Phosphorus from runoff. This project can be constructed along with other projects in South Bay.
$33,000
$25,000 0.8
1.6 48%