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Presentation by Dr. Rob Stewart of Lakehead University on the stormwater management scoping study being done in the Town of Nipigon

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Nipigon Stormwater Scoping Report Sample Site Conditions, Watershed Data, Roles and Responsibilities Dr. Robert Stewart Faculty of Science and Environmental Studies

•  The purpose of a Stormwater Master Plan is to provide an integrated process to evaluate existing infrastructure and policies, identify drainage system deficiencies, and develop an implementation plan, including capital planning estimates and possible funding mechanisms for a long-term sustainable program, including policy to manage stormwater, within municipal boundaries

Context

•  A characterization of the existing environmental conditions for all watersheds within municipality.

•  An assessment of the effectiveness of existing stormwater management infrastructure at reducing the negative impacts of stormwater on the environment, including the consideration of the potential impacts of climate change on the effectiveness of existing infrastructure.

•  The identification of new stormwater measures, retrofit opportunities or improvements to existing infrastructure that could improve the level of water quality and flow capacity.

•  A determination of the framework for an Asset Management model that incorporates costs of capital, operations and maintenance, and replacement with a life-cycle approach.

•  An identification of recommended strategies for stormwater management in the municipality; and

•  A Recommended implementation plan

A Master Plan often includes:

•  The purpose of this scoping report is to determine the key priorities, issues and resources available for coordinated stormwater management efforts in the Township of Nipigon.

•  It is the first phase of a more comprehensive stormwater management assessment required in the development of a Stormwater Management Master Plan (SWMMP), and Watershed Restoration Plan (WRP) for Clearwater Creek.

Stormwater Scoping Report

Year 1 (2013-2014) Master Plan Scoping Study •  Develop suitable reference sites within the Town of Nipigon

watershed. These reference sites can be used for comparison to assess the level of impact tributaries exposed to urban municipal discharge

•  Examine tributaries within the city limits, identify the extent of ecosystem impairments, characterize contaminant sources, and provide inventory of physical characteristics to identify areas of concern (i.e. stormwater outfalls, severe erosion, impacted buffer, utility crossings, stream crossings, channel modification etc.)

•  Offer mitigation options and pollution prevention strategies to improve conditions within impaired tributaries

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Site Notes:  Stage 2 enhancement measure for Clearwater Creek. Well established vegetation, however site has not been maintained.

Site: 1 St. Edwards School Retention Catchment

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Site Notes:  Retention tank at Site 1

Site: 1 St. Edwards School Retention Catchment

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Site Notes:  Spillway from retention pond to Clearwater Creek - exposed cobble from path of drainage. (could be re-vegetated to improve retention and reduce erosion.

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Site Notes:  Clearwater Creek looking upriver. High turbitity from erosion. Sediment contribution from upstream east side of creek major outfall from First Street (Site 4); Harkness Street runoff into St Edwards lot and down by platform.

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Site Notes:  From CN line North of tracks down to ravine. Remediated site using boulders. View is a well vegetated and established section.

Site: 3 Drainage Outfall from Nipigon Cafe

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Site Notes:  Top of Ravine looking back toward Nipigon Cafe. Vegetation established. No overland drainage problems reported.

Site: 3 Drainage Outfall from Nipigon Cafe

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Site Notes:  Drainage pipe from Nipigon Cafe. Newly replaced with rip rap rock to prevent further erosion. However no soil or vegetation cover. Also need to ensure boulders are sealed with fine material for vegetation to establish. Temporary fix.

Site: 3 Drainage Outfall from Nipigon Cafe

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Site Notes:  Left of half pipe shows where rip rap fills in previous erosion.

Site: 3 Drainage Outfall from Nipigon Cafe

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Site Notes:

Fish passage and erosion control / enhancement works in creek below half pipe. No seal of fine materials established for vegetation and erosion reduction. Need to monitor vegetation growth. Area also has noticable floodplain. Need to assess hazard potential and mitigation of fish passage measures. Need to ensure pool/riffle sequence. Potentially clear culvert for fish passage

Site: 3 Drainage Outfall from Nipigon Cafe

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Site Notes:

Site: 3 Initial Trip by Rob Stewart - 08/27/2013

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Site Notes:

Site: 3 Drainage Outfall from Nipigon Cafe

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Site: 3 Initial Trip by Rob Stewart - 08/27/2013

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Site Notes:  Grassy swale by hospital. Water obscured by vegetation.

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