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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
FY2019CapitalImprovementProgramPresentationJanuary 18, 2018
BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
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waterwaysclean.
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
FY2019CapitalImprovementProgramSummary(Millions)
SolidWaste Program517 =$2.905 Stormwater & ProgramEnvironmental520/525=$104.852ServicesWastewater Program551 =$133.597
Water Program557 =$153.875
FY2019Total=$395Million
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
FY2019‐2024CapitalImprovementProgramSummary(Millions)
SolidWaste Program517 =$49.687 Stormwater & ProgramEnvironmental520/525=$145.067ServicesWastewater Program551 =$349.050
Water Program557 =$225.107
FY2019‐2024Total=$769Million
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
SolidWasteProgram517RecentCIPAccomplishments
NorthwestTransferStationImprovements,includingautomatedtruckwheelwashstation,areshovelready
ReceivedPhaseIapprovalfromMDEandcurrentlyproceedingwithPhaseIIofQuarantineRoadLandfillSiteExpansion
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
SolidWasteProgram517LongTermCapitalNeeds
QuarantineRoadLandfillExpansion
Justification: Millennium acquisition extends disposal independence. Expansion adds 20 years of landfill life & over $148M of revenue Defrays $19M in closure costs
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
SolidWasteProgram517LongTermCapitalNeeds
Reducesexcuseforillegaldumping Estimated$0.6M/yearinrevenuetogeneralfund Reducesoperationstoaddressillegaldumping AssistswithCity’sTrashTMDL
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QuarantineRoadLFCurrent
NWTransferStation
IsShovelReady
Bowleys LaneNECollectionProposed
(100%DesignComplete)
SmallHaulersProgram
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SolidWasteProgram517LongTermCapitalNeeds
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Bowleys LaneConvenienceCenter
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SolidWasteProgram517GeneralFundPriorityRequests
CIPINo. Project Appropriation(Millions)
517‐007 BowleysLane ConvenienceCenter $ 1.184
517‐011 LeachateConveyanceSystemUpgrade $ 0.401
517‐012 QuarantineRoadLandfillExpansion $ 0.700
517‐013 QuarantineRoadLandfillGroundwater $ 0.620
FY2019 = $2.905
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PlanningTargetFunding=$0to3.0Million/FiscalYear
BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
SolidWasteProgram517Long‐TermCapitalImprovementNeeds
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BusinessasUsual CurrentNeeds
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QuadrupleBottomLineApproachPrioritizationCriteriaforCIPProjects
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EnvironmentalCriteria3Total
EconomicCriteria2 Total
ProjectImplementationCriteria4total
SocialCriteria6Total
BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
QuadrupleBottomLineApproachPrioritizationCriteriaforCIPProjects
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QBL Dimensions Criteria No. Revised Criteria WW Water Storm
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1 Regulatory Driven Projects x x x
2 Sewage Overflows x x x
3 Surface Water Quality x x x
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4Health and Safety/Improve Quality of Life x x x
5 Drinking Water Quality x6 Potable Water Leakage x7 Drinking Water Service x8 Customer Satisfaction x x x9 Mayor's Five Pillars x x x
Econ
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10 Alternative Funding Source x x x
11 Economic Benefit x x x
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13 Better Performance of System x x x
14 Time Component x x x
15 System Impact x x x
BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
StormwaterProgram520RecentCIPAccomplishments
AddressedCitizen’sComplaints
SDC7771UrgentNeedDrainageRepairsatVariousLocationscontinue.Total82repairlocations.Completed55repairs.
AddressingFlooding
SDC7772NorthPointRoadDrainageImprovementProject(designinitiated)
SDC7769PatapscoAveDrainageImprovementProject(designinitiated)
SDC7771Replaceda15”StormdrainPipetoreconnectacurbinlet
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
StormwaterProgram520RecentCIPAccomplishments
AddressingStructuralDeficiencies:CompletedSDC7768StormdrainassessmentinHarrisCreekWatershed.
DebrisintheStormdrain
Erodedbrickinthestormdrainwall.
Missingmortarandbricksinbrickstormdrainwall
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
StormwaterProgram520LongTermCapitalNeeds
Chronicfloodingproblems AgingInfrastructure
MonumentSt.SinkHole2015
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
Stormwater Program520FY2019PriorityRequestsProject Appropriation(Millions)
HarrisCreekWatershedDrainage $22.03
PatapscoAveDrainageImprovement $9.60
NorthPointRoadStormDrain $6.05
StormDrainandInletRepair#2 $4.58
StormDrainandInletRehabilitation $0.11
Janney RunStormDrain $0.11
FY2019Total =$42.5Million
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
45BestManagementPractices(BMP)with985ImperviousAcreswithMS4credittarget
3BMPsCompleted(44ImperviousAcres)
o ER4019RREastStonyRunStreamRestoration
o ER4097Watershed263(twoenvironmentalsitedesignBMPs)
o SWC7760RLeakinParkStreamRestoration
37BMPsunderdesign(642ImperviousAcres)
5BMPsunderconstruction(299ImperviousAcres)
EastStonyRunStreamRestoration
Bio‐Retention(Lanvale)
CurbBumpout Bio‐Retention(BushSt)
18EnvironmentalServicesProgram525RecentCIPAccomplishments
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EnvironmentalServicesProgram525RecentCIPAccomplishments
Bio‐retention at Lanvale
Micro Bio‐retention at Bush Street
Before
Before After
After
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
EnvironmentalServicesProgram525LongTermCapitalNeeds
Projects Largestormwater BMPS StreamRestorationProjects UrbanESDProjects Imperviousarea/GreeningProjects
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EnvironmentalServicesProgram525FY2019PriorityRequests
Project Appropriation(Millions)
MS4Projects $62.373
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ER4019RREast Stony Run Stream RestorationProjectNearNorthCharlesStreet
BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
WastewaterProgram551ModifiedConsentDecree
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• ConsentDecree(CD)enteredinSeptember2002.• AddressessanitaryseweroverflowsfromtheCity’scollectionsystem• DeadlineshavebeenextendedforCDcompliancebecause:
• TheModifiedConsentDecreewasenteredintoinOctober2017.• TheCityisdoingmore• TheCityisworkingsmarter
• PhaseIdeadline– January1,2021
• PhaseIIdeadline– December31,2030
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WastewaterProgram551RecentCIPAccomplishments
BackRiverWWTPProjects SC‐918HHeadworks&WetWeatherFlowEqualization,NTPJuly2017,approx.$430M,8%complete
SC‐882ActivatedPlantNo.4 constructionatapprox.$286M,88%complete
SC‐877De‐nitrificationFacility&Mods.toActivatedPlantsNo.2&3constructionatapprox.$280M,98%complete
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
WastewaterProgram551RecentCIPAccomplishments
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
WastewaterProgram551LongTermCapitalNeeds
OngoingFederallymandatedConsentDecreeAnticipated>$2.6Billioncost(FY2002thruFY2030)
ContinuedsupportofEPAregulationsrequireapprox.$1.0BillionofupgradesattheBackRiver&PatapscoWWTPsto
protecttheChesapeakeBay.
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WastewaterProgram551FY2019FacilitiesPriorityRequests
CIPINo. Project Appropriation(Millions)
551‐009 ComprehensiveBiosolidsProgram $ 1.353
551‐016 PatapscoWWTPPrimarySettlingTanks $ 1.469
551‐023 OfficeProjectatNiemanAvenue $ 6.102
551‐051 BackRiverWWTPPrimaryTanksNo.3&4 $ 12.960
551‐052 BackRiverDeepManholeDrainage $ 0.540
551‐752 ClintonStreetFMPhaseII $ 9.757
AllOtherWastewaterFacilitiesProjects $ 1.188
FY2019Total= $33Million
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
WastewaterProgram551FY2019UtilityPriorityRequests
CIPINo. Project Appropriation(Millions)551‐040 SC‐945R|HerringRun,Outfall,HighLevelSewershed $ 11.410
551‐041 SC‐946R|LowLevelandJonesFallsSewershed $ 10.800
551‐042 SC‐947R|GwynnsFallsandPatapscoSewershed $ 6.480
551‐045 Proj‐1262ConsentDecreeProgramManagement $ 9.720
551‐047 SC978:SmallDiameterSewerMainReplacement $ 11.286
551‐048 SC‐969LaneSiphonAcrossArmistead $ 4.622
551‐053 On‐callCIPPLining&GroutingSC‐943 $ 9.180
551‐055 PCFMProj‐1263 $ 1.080
551‐609 SouthwestDiversionPressureSewerImprovements $ 7.374
551‐620 HighLevelSewershed ImprovementsSC‐940 $ 24.704
551‐050WC1373AMI/RUrgentNeedLargeMeter $3.572
FY2019Total= $100Million
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
WaterProgram557LongTermCapitalNeeds
AverageAgeofWaterMainAssetsApproximately80 Years
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WaterProgram557RecentCIPAccomplishments
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WaterCompleted15.09milesofwatermainreplacementandrehabilitationinFY2017.
Water MainReplacementandRehabilitationcontractstobecompletedbyendofFY2018includeWC 1276,1278,1266R.
WatermainreplacementconstructioncontractsawardforWC1314OliverNeighborhoodandWC1340CarrolltonRidgeNeighborhood.
CompletedAMI/RcontractsWC1310,WC1342,WC1347,WC1348OAM
Proactivelyassessedover22,900systemvalvesand5,900firehydrantsforoperabilityandconditionsinceJanuary2016.
Proactivelyinspectedapproximately19milesofPCCP(Prestressed concretecylinderpipe)transmissionmainssinceApril,2015.
Proactivelyrepairedthe54‐inchSouthwestTransmissionPCCPwatermainandavertedanimminentlargeimpactfailure
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WaterProgram557RecentCIPAccomplishments
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Facilities:
ContinuedconstructionofWC‐1173RGuilfordFinishedWaterReservoir,51%Complete
ContinuedconstructionofWC1120GuilfordPumpStationRehab,20%Complete
StartedConstructionforWC1204DruidLakeFinishedWaterTanks,8%Complete
OpenBidsforWC1211Ashburton LakeFinishedWaterTanks,NTPJanuary2018
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WaterProgram557RecentCIPAccomplishments
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SmartBall
InspectionToolRetrievalSmartBallSet‐up
SmartBallExtraction
AMI/R newmeterinstall
DIPwater main replacementProactive Post‐TensionTendonRepairof54"PCCP
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WaterProgram557LongTermCapitalNeeds
ExistingFilterPipingConditions
HydraulicValveActuatorcorroded
MontebelloWFP1&2RenovationsMechanical/Structural/Electrical/ControlsWork
Appropriations>$125Million
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ExistingFilterConditions
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WaterProgram557FY2019FacilitiesPriorityRequests
CIPINo. Project Appropriation(Millions)557‐003 DPWOfficeBuilding $ 6.100
557‐008 Montebello2FilerBuildingRehab $ 5.205
557‐016 Montebello1FinishedWaterReservoirRehab $ 0.540
557‐027 AshburtonWFPLowLiftPumpControls $ 0.097
557‐300 MontebelloWFP1Improvements $ 2.160
557‐922 VernonPumpStationRehabilitation $ 42.822
OtherFacilitiesProjects$6.692
FY2019FacilitiesTotal = $64Million
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BaltimoreCityDepartmentofPublicWorksOverview
WaterProgram557FY2019UtilityPriorityRequests
CIPINo. Project Appropriation(Millions)
557‐063 WC1339UptonNeighborhood&VicinityWaterMain $11.577
557‐065 WC1363AllendaleNeighborhood&VicinityWaterMain $15.569
557‐061 WC1279Sefton Avenue&VicinityWaterMain $11.412
557‐082WC1365BereaNeighborhood&VicinityWaterMain $7.958
557‐066 WC1372AMI/RUrgentNeedLargeMeter $4.633
557‐040WC1373AMI/RUrgentNeedLargeMeter $3.571
OtherWaterMainReplacement&RehabProjects $8.159
OtherUtilityProjects$27.380
FY2019UtilitiesTotal=$90Million
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WaterProgram557FinishedWaterReservoirHighlights
DruidLakeFinishedWaterReservoirImprovementsApprox.
$134.5M,8%Complete
EnhancedSurfaceWaterTreatmentRule(LT2)requirescoveringoftheCity’sfive(5)
OpenFinishedWaterReservoirs(Montebello2,Towson,Guilford,DruidLake,andAshburtonLake)inaccordance
withEPAConsentOrderandMDESettlementAgreement.
WC1173RGuilfordFinishedWaterReservoirImprovements
Approx.$54.4M,50%Complete
WC1211Ashburton LakeFinishedWaterReservoirImprovements
Approx.$137M,NTPJanuary2018
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FY2019CapitalImprovementProgramPresentation
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