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water quality features within <br />the project limits. As such, the <br />project Included a blo-retention <br />parkway approximately 650 -feet <br />long by 15 -feet wide. Additional <br />Improvements included hardscape <br />enhancements, such as boulders <br />and cobble stone, decorative <br />crosswalk designs, street furniture <br />and related bike and equestrian <br />amenities, decorative fencing, <br />and street/trail way -finding and <br />Interpretive signage. <br />Carriage Crest Park, City of <br />Carson, Carson, CA, Project <br />Engineer, Mr. Hohnbaum Is <br />providing design services to <br />prepare final plans, specifications <br />and estimates (PS&E's) for the <br />100% design of the project. Tetra <br />Tech was contracted to provide <br />a Project Engineering Study <br />Report (PESR) that represents <br />10% design completion level and <br />describes the evaluation of the <br />site including all site investigation, <br />hydrology and hydraulic., and <br />water quality data and analyses <br />to provide a recommendation for <br />BMP selection. Subsequent to the <br />PESR, Tetra Tech is contracted <br />to provide design services for <br />the plans, specifications, and <br />cost estimates (PS&E's) for <br />the 100% design, The design <br />for Carriage Crest Park was <br />prepared in accordance with the <br />City of Carson's contributions <br />to the Dominguez Channel <br />Watershed Management Area <br />Group Enhanced Watershed <br />Management Program. In order <br />to meet the goals of the PESR, <br />the project implemented an <br />underground diversion structure <br />which diverts runoff through <br />a pretreatment device prior to <br />discharging to an underground <br />reservoir. A pump station then <br />discharges the captured runoff <br />into a sewer line during off peak <br />hours to be treated and potentially <br />used as reclaimed water. <br />Caruthers Park Project, City <br />of Bellflower, Bellflower, CA. <br />Project Engineer. Mr. Hohnbaum Is <br />currently providing design services <br />to prepare final PS&E's for the <br />100% design of the project. Tetra <br />Tech was contracted to provide pre - <br />design, design, and construction <br />support services for this Caltrans <br />funded stormwater capture project. <br />Tetra Tech is providing a Project <br />Engineering Study Report that <br />Includes all necessary analyses <br />to provide a recommendation <br />for regional stormwater capture <br />treatment and Implementation. <br />The analysis identifies the existing <br />site hydrology, water quality, and <br />hydraulics to determine an optimal <br />combination of the Inflow rate, <br />storage volume, and outflow. The <br />Caruthers Park Project consists of a <br />gravity diversion from two separate <br />Los Angeles County Flood Control <br />District storm drain lines; a 72" RCP <br />line that drains 261 acres of the Los <br />Cerritos Channel, and a 38' wide <br />rectangular concrete channel that <br />drains 2,995 acres of the Lower <br />San Gabriel River. The diverted <br />flows pass through a pretreatment <br />system to remove trash, debris, <br />and sediment. The runoff is then <br />passed into a large burled mufti - <br />chambered storage/inflhration <br />facilitythat will be treated and used <br />to Irrigate the park. Flows in excess <br />of the required irrigation demands <br />will pass into the Infiltration gallery <br />to be exflltrated through the soil to <br />eventually combine with the ground <br />water. It is anticipated that the <br />system will use active controls to <br />monitor the weather conditions and <br />empty the facility through a secured <br />cloud -based system. <br />25F-59 <br />Bolivar Park Project, City of <br />Lakewood, Lakewood, CA. <br />Project Engineer. Mr. Hohnbaum <br />Is responsible for the design <br />services to prepare final plans, <br />specifications and estimates as <br />well as the construction services <br />which Included technical support <br />and guidance while reviewing, <br />approving, and respondingto <br />construction submittals and RR's. <br />Tetra Tech was contracted to <br />evaluate the potential site location <br />and develop this stormwater runoff <br />and capture project. The project <br />consists of an air -inflated rubber <br />dam diversion system to re -direct <br />all urban runoff and stormwater <br />runoff from the Del Amo channel <br />through a pre-treatment system <br />to remove trash, debris, and <br />sediment, A pump station and <br />drainage pipeline will convey the <br />water Into a large, burled mufti - <br />chambered storage/infiltration <br />facility. The stormwater collected <br />In the underground reservoir will <br />be treated and used to Irrigate <br />the park's landscaped areas, The <br />system will monitor the weather <br />conditions and the facility through <br />a securedbloud-based system. <br />The underground storage system <br />Is 2.8 million gallons (8.7 ac -ft). <br />