Your feedback influenced the design. And we're still listening.

We are grateful to many individuals that followed, posted, emailed, called, attended and otherwise reached out during this project. Here is a summary of what we heard, and how it affected the design:

• Concerns for individual residential structures
• Concerns for balancing and sharing of benefits throughout neighborhood
• Concerns for future flood risk with climate change
• Concerns about property acquisition or use of public property for flood storage
• Concerns about public spaces and natural resources
• Concerns about floodwall scenarios
• Concerns about some options not serving part of the neighborhood

Here is how public input affected our design

Include as design goals;

• No increase in risk to any individual property
• Balance the risk and benefit of the project
• No private property will be proposed for acquisition
• Avoid floodwalls

Include as design consideration;

• Future climate change
• Limit impact at Weber Park

Take advantage of opportunity;

• Enhance natural areas where impacts occur
• Consider park improvements where impacts occur
• Remove or reduce potential for flood overflow into private property through minor changes in grade
• Add inlets in low areas to fully utilize pipe

Detailed conversations also led the design team to;

• Consider backflow and overflow on Grimes Avenue
• Improve system map and model accuracy in 41st street right-of-way
• Consider overflow on Crocker Avenue