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Departmental engineering plus Council/funding/regulatory dependencies: Stormwater Engineering leads plan and scorecards; Council funding and regulatory permits shape delivery.
The problem
Residents in flood-prone neighborhoods are told 'we're working on it' with no way to check. Which basin is their street in? What's the plan for it? When? A watershed master plan that stays in a binder helps no one. Basin scorecards put the plan and the grade in public view, basin by basin.
The plan
Operationalize the watershed master plan: divide the city into basins, give each a current-condition assessment and a prioritized project list, and publish a basin scorecard that grades flood risk and project progress.
Baseline data comes first — no scorecard is published until the underlying data is verified, because a public grade the city can't defend is worse than none.
How you’ll know it’s working
- Verified baseline data for every basin
- Published basin scorecards with risk grades
- Prioritized project list per basin
- Scorecard updates on a fixed public cadence
Sources and research conditions
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SOURCE-SUPPORTED; BASELINE DATA
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