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Doan Brook Stream Restoration Project

Doan Brook Stream Restoration Project. Center for Regional Economic Initiatives February 2005. Rockefeller Park Subwatershed. Doan Brook Restoration Project Area. Environmental Restoration Goals. Reduction of high flow velocity during rainstorms Reduction of flooding in Rockefeller Park

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Doan Brook Stream Restoration Project

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  1. Doan Brook Stream Restoration Project • Center for Regional Economic Initiatives • February 2005

  2. Rockefeller Park Subwatershed Doan Brook Restoration Project Area

  3. Environmental Restoration Goals • Reduction of high flow velocity during rainstorms • Reduction of flooding in Rockefeller Park • Development of stable stream-side vegetation • Maintain stable stream channel features • Improve fish population in Doan Brook • Improve recreational and educational uses

  4. Doan Brook Watershed Issues Flooding

  5. Doan Brook Watershed Issues Deteriorating walls

  6. Doan Brook Watershed Issues Trash and Debris

  7. Doan Brook Watershed Issues Narrow stream channel

  8. Improving Existing Conditions Replacement of check dams

  9. Improving Existing Conditions Flood plain creation

  10. Existing Grade Level 1800 Gal. Per ft. 1800 Gal. Per ft. Existing Doan Brook Channel Improving Existing Conditions Flood hydraulics 2400 Gal. Per ft. (Additional flood capacity) Proposed Doan Brook Channel

  11. Project History Project required by Ohio EPA Section 401 Permit Waiver Findings & Orders April 2001 Project required by the Army Corps of Engineers Section 404 Permit May 2001 Doan Brook restoration design commence Sept 2001 Doan Brook 60% design completed April 2002 Section 106 process commence (required under the National Historic Preservation Act) May 2002 Section 106 completed December 2004 Doan Brook 95% design completed December 2004

  12. Section 106 Process • Required by Army Corps of Engineers Section 404 Permit for airport expansion • Required under the National Historic Preservation Act to minimize the impacts of the restoration design on the historic resource of Rockefeller Park

  13. Project Design at Rockefeller Lagoon Area

  14. Project Design at Sowinski Park

  15. MOA Requirements • Nominate Rockefeller Park to the National Registry of Historic Places • Develop Rockefeller Park master plan • Submit final construction plans to Consulting Parties for review • Allow Consulting Parties opportunity to salvage stone wall material slated for removal • Develop construction project signage program • Establish an adaptive management fund • Monitor stream restoration for five years

  16. MOA Status • Rockefeller Park nomination to the National Registry of Historic Places complete • 100% design plans submitted to Consulting Parties complete • Internal coordination on Rockefeller Park Master Plan commenced • Restoration monitoring plan under development • Signage program under development • $250,000 post construction adaptive management fund established

  17. MOA Requirements • Protect contributing trees during construction • Remove dead trees and some invasive trees within project limits • Eliminate invasive trees that threaten stone walls within the project limits • Provide replacement trees for those that expire after planting • Protect stone walls during construction • Construct new walls using form lined concrete and closely match existing stone pattern/color

  18. Key Stakeholders in the Doan Brook Restoration Project Community: City of Shaker Heights City of Cleveland Heights NEORSD University Circle Incorporated Shaker Lakes Nature Center Doan Brook Watershed Partnership East Boulevard/Herrick Road Street Club St. Clair Superior Coalition Glenville Development Corporation Holden Parks Trust Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation Elected Officials: Mayor Jane L. Campbell Cleveland City Council Congressman Dennis Kucinich Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones Councilwoman Sabra Pierce Scott Councilman Kevin Conwell Regulatory: Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Army Corps of Engineers Advisory Council for Historic Preservation Ohio Historic Preservation Office City of Cleveland: Department of Port Control Department of Water Pollution Control Department of Parks, Recreation and Maintenance Cleveland Planning Commission Cleveland Landmarks Commission

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