Encino Park/Sienna Basin Drainage Improvements
Encino Park/Sienna Basin Drainage Improvements
Residents are currently experiencing property flooding in the neighborhood by flows from the detention pond. This project will construct a diversion channel and funnel the runoff into an existing storm drain system to alleviate flooding in the neighborhood from the detention pond.
Phase: Construction
Project Budget: $910,000 (2024 Prior Debts)
Project Contact: Mario Hune, (210) 207-0597
Estimated Construction Timeline: Summer 2024 - Winter 2025
Estimated Timeline Construction Seasons are identified as: Winter (January, February, March), Spring (April, May, June), Summer (July, August, September), and Fall (October, November, December.)
Project Limits:
Pre-construction Public Meeting for Encino Park/Sienna Basin Drainage Improvements
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
You are cordially invited to join us at the public meeting for the
Encino Park/Sienna Basin Drainage.
The following meeting is being held in person to share the future improvements coming to your neighborhood. Along with sharing what is to come, we want to get your feedback.
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Project Presentation Documents
Background:
During the May 2021 rain event, storm water overflowed from a nearby channel flooding adjacent properties and causing extended runoff in the street.
Proposed Design:
To alleviate this flooding, Public Works proposes to install a swale to redirect runoff to a new underground storm drain.
