In 2021, the City received a loan from the State with 100% loan forgiveness to complete the engineering design associated with the State Stormwater General Permit 3-9050. More information on compliance with the 3-9050 permit can be found here: City Website on State Stormwater Permits State Website on the 3-9050 Permit This project page is … Continue reading “Vermont National Country Club”
In 2021, the City received a loan from the State with 100% loan forgiveness to complete the engineering design associated with the State Stormwater General Permit 3-9050. More information on compliance with the 3-9050 permit can be found here: City Website on State Stormwater Permits State Website on the 3-9050 Permit This project page is … Continue reading “Green Tree Park”
In 2021, the City received a loan from the State with 100% loan forgiveness to complete the engineering design associated with the State Stormwater General Permit 3-9050. More information on compliance with the 3-9050 permit can be found here: City Website on State Stormwater Permits State Website on the 3-9050 Permit This project page is … Continue reading “Technology Park”
In 2021, the City received a loan from the State with 100% loan forgiveness to complete the engineering design associated with the State Stormwater General Permit 3-9050. More information on compliance with the 3-9050 permit can be found here: City Website on State Stormwater Permits State Website on the 3-9050 Permit This project page is … Continue reading “L&M Park”
In 2021, the City received a loan from the State with 100% loan forgiveness to complete the engineering design associated with the State Stormwater General Permit 3-9050. More information on compliance with the 3-9050 permit can be found here: City Website on State Stormwater Permits State Website on the 3-9050 Permit This project page is … Continue reading “Queensbury Road”
Description The City of South Burlington Stormwater Utility received a grant from the Vermont Agency of Transportation to install two underground Stormwater infiltration practices in vacant lots adjacent to Airport Drive. The project includes the design and construction of two stormwater infiltration basins and drainage infrastructure to allow for the treatment of stormwater runoff form … Continue reading “Airport Drive”
Problem The Irish Farm neighborhood is situated within a stormwater impaired watershed (Bartlett Brook ). The residential neighborhood’s existing stormwater system consists of a stormdrain and drainage pipe network that empties into one of three separate detention basins. These basins were constructed prior to the State of Vermont’s adoption of modern requirements related to the … Continue reading “Irish Farm Stormwater Project”
Description The City of South Burlington Stormwater Utility received a grant from the Vermont Agency of Transportation to install a Stormwater infiltration practice to treat stormwater from Airport Drive. The project includes the design and construction of a stormwater infiltration system to allow for the treatment of stormwater runoff form a 9.4 acre drainage area … Continue reading “Airport Drive Infiltration”
Description The City of South Burlington Stormwater Utility is currently working on the design of a stormwater detention basin/gravel wetland just south of Williston Road. The project includes the design of a stormwater detention basin which would allow for the treatment of stormwater runoff from a 44 acre drainage area containing 20 acres of impervious … Continue reading “Logwood”
Location Burlington Country Club on Spear Street, across from the Miller Research Farm Problem Potash Brook is one of five stormwater impaired waterbodies in South Burlington. Uncontrolled stormwater runoff creates significant erosion of stream banks, along with discharging phosphorus, nitrogen and bacteria pollution to both Potash Brook and Lake Champlain. The City is in the process … Continue reading “Burlington Country Club/Spear Street Gravel Wetland”
