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Why Are We Saving The Rain?

Balancing the Gray & the Green

to address sewer overflows

The Gray

Smart Gray Investments Made Green Possible

The Green

How Did We Hear About GI?

So, What's Our Plan?

It Starts With

An Idea!

But Do You Have Any Cool Green Streets?

Public Private Partnerships

Green Improvement Fund

Green Parks!

A Key Component: Education & Outreach

Steal These Projects!

What About Maintenance?

We've Come A Long Way

In Three Years....

A Next Step: Using Green Infrastructure To Address Suburban Stormwater Challenges

The Results: Remarkable

www.SaveTheRain.us

We Are Committed to Open Sourcing Our Program

Pearl Street Parking Area

Federal Consent Judgement

4th Amendment Approved

November 2009

Outreach Partners:

  • Environmental Finance Center @ SU
  • Baltimore Woods
  • Onondaga Environmental Institute
  • Onondaga Earth Corps
  • Atlantic State Legal Foundation
  • SUNY ESF

CSO Storage (Up to 10 Million Gallons)

Published 2006

6.4% Via Green Infrastructure

248,000,000 Gallons Per Year Stormwater Capture

$173 Million

Work To Occur in 3 Distinct Sewersheds

All Milestones Must Be Met by 2018

Metropolitan Waste Water Treatment Facility (90 MGD)

Advanced Amonia and Phosphorous Removal

Closing CSO 044

Gray Projects

  • Harbor Brook Interceptor (ARRA)
  • Midland Conveyance (CSO 044)
  • Clinton Storage Facility
  • Harbor Brook Storage Facility and Conveyances
  • Sewer separation projects (022/045)
  • Facilities Planning
  • Floatable Control
  • Remaining CSO Facilities Plan

$150 Million

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We Are Striving To "Green" our Gray!

Our New Mission:

There Was A Better Way To Clean Up Onondaga Lake Than Building Three More of These

Midland Avenue Sewage Treatment Plant

Harbor Brook Interceptor Sewer -

$12 Million ARRA

$3 Million Appropriation

For Suburban GI Projects

Within Consolidated

Sanitary District

Final Sewer Separation Project

Fish species documented in Onondaga Lake

Abundant Species - Alewife, Banded Killifish, Bluegill, Brown Bullhead, Carp, Channel Catfish, Gizzard Shad, Golden Shiner, Largemouth Bass, Pumpkinseed, Shorthead Redhorse, Smallmouth Bass, White Perch, White Sucker, Yellow Perch

Common Species - Black Crappie, Bluntnose Minnow, Bowfin, Brook Silverside, Brook Stickleback, Emerald Shiner, Fathead Minnow, Freshwater Drum, Longnose Gar, Logperch, Northern Pike, Rock Bass, Tessellated Darter, Tiger Musky, Walleye

Uncommon Species - Black Bullhead, Brown Trout, Goldfish, Greater Redhorse, Green Sunfish, Johnny Darter, Lake Sturgeon, Longnose Dace, Northern Hogsucker, Quillback, Rainbow Trout, Rudd, Spotfin Shiner and Trout Perch, White Bass, Yellow Bullhead

5/28/2012

A Cleaner More Vibrant Lake

Near West Side Initiative

Skiddy Park - with Boeheim Foundation

The Connective Corridor

Residential Rain Barrel Program

The Save the Rain Dome?

Not Green Infrastructure?

Really?

Hotel Skyler - Porous Pavers

15,000 Gallons Onsite Storage

Clinton Sewershed - Six Million Gallons Subsurface Storage

Embrace The Change (order)

From This...

Monroe Building - Green Improvement Fund

On-Center Surface Lot

Not So Good

2010

2012

To This!

Infiltration Trenches

Getting Better

$70 Million

Water Street Gateway Project - Before

Construction Start - 09/15/2011

Let's Talk About 2011 & Project 50

Over 100 Projects To Date.

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