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Contractor's Name
Washington State Department of Ecology
Approval Date
5/5/2019
Council Approval Date
4/24/2019
End Date
12/31/2021
Department
Public Works
Department Project Manager
Grant Moen
Subject / Project Title
Port Gardner Bay Outfalls WQ Retrofit
Public Works WO Number
UT3701
Tracking Number
0001877
Total Compensation
$882,773.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Grant
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
Document Relationships
WA ST Dept of Ecology 11/2/2021 Amendment 1
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State ol'Washington Department of Ecology Page 2 of 38 <br /> Agreement No: WQC-2019-EverPW-00052 <br /> Project Title: Port Gardner Bay Outfalls Water Quality Treatment Retrofit <br /> Recipient Name: City of Everett Public Works Department <br /> discharge to Port Gardner Bay,which borders the City of Everett to the west.Together these outfalls collect <br /> stormwater from highly impervious,pollution-generating surfaces,consisting mostly of the heavily trafficked <br /> West Marine View Drive,which is the main arterial on the west side of Everett serving the Port of Everett and <br /> other industrial and recreational uses. <br /> Modular Wetland systems have been selected as the preferred treatment system for these locations after research <br /> into proprietary and green infrastructure stormwater treatment options.Use of the Modular Wetland systems <br /> will allow for removal of sediments,trash and debris,TSS,heavy metals,hydrocarbons,and phosphorous. The <br /> Modular Wetlands are proposed to be connected to existing stormwater pipes and are sized to treat the water <br /> quality design flow rate,with an internal or external bypass for large storm events. <br /> These installations will treat stormwater draining from primarily impervious areas and reduce the potential for <br /> discharges of TSS and dirty stormwater to sediment cleanup sites,which will improve the overall sediment and <br /> water quality of Port Gardner Bay and assist in the restoration of habitat and shorelines. <br /> Overall Goal: <br /> This project will help protect and restore water quality in Washington State by reducing stormwater impacts <br /> from existing infrastructure and development. <br /> Version 10/30/2015 <br />
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