BENEFITS
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Water Quality
• Storm runoff carries urban trash and debris into local rivers, streams, and beaches.
• Underground Infiltration System
• Low Impact Development
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Community
• There is a need for safe neighborhood parks and for the preservation and enhancement of existing recreational facilities.
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Education
• The public is increasingly aware of water resources challenges, but awareness of innovative, environmentally sustainable solutions still needs to be raised.
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The Monteith Park and View Park Green Alley Stormwater Improvements Project is located in the unincorporated area of View Park, the Project will capture and infiltrate urban runoff and stormwater from 228 acres of primarily residential and commercial land from neighboring areas.
The use of this water will help offset potential drought conditions as well as improve downstream waterbodies such as Ballona Creek and the Santa Monica Bay.
Partners
• Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas
• County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation
• California Department of Water Resources - Proposition 12 Implementation Grant Program
• Los Angeles County Flood Control District
| SCHEDULE
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| Final Design
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Early 2021
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| Advertisement and Award
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Mid 2021
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| Construction Start
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Late 2021
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| Construction End
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Mid 2022
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| Effectiveness Monitoring
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Late 2022
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Updates
October 5, 2020
A virtual community information session was held on Wednesday September 23, 2020. Thank you to the community members who joined to learn about the project and share feedback. Please see below for the presentation slides and notes, including questions and answers from the evening.
Project currently under initial design.
Additional Information
Contact
• To receive project updates, please contact Michael De Leon at (626) 300-3290 or MDeLeon@pw.lacounty.gov.