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City of Santa Ana <br />-F On -Call Stormwater Project Design Services RFP No.: 20-102 <br />Challen <br />Geotechnical explorations will be performed at a variety of <br />Low infiltration rates <br />depths to check if deeper or shallower infiltration systems could <br />be used <br />Geotechnical exploration will include testing to determine if <br />Geotechnical hazards <br />liquefaction potential is high onsite, and if so, other options will <br />be explored <br />Lack of open space <br />If geotechnical conditions permit, deeper infiltration systems <br />such as d ells can be implemented without a large footprint <br />High sediment loading in <br />Pretreatment to be implemented upstream of infiltration system <br />influent flows <br />to reduce clogging and focus maintenance in pretreatment <br />Open spaces in public <br />Outreach is critical in working with the community and it may be <br />I <br />use areas <br />beneficial to require work during times of lower use <br />Basin and/or Wetlands <br />Basin and wetlands are great opportunities to provide greater capture volumes when there is <br />available open space. If landscape design is incorporated, basins/wetlands can be considered <br />nature -based solution, which makes additional funding opportunities available. It is often <br />more challenging to place open facilities in developed environments, such as the City. They <br />can be incorporated into parks and can be coupled with <br />trails and walking paths to provide the community <br />different recreation opportunities, like the Torrance <br />Stormwater Basins described under our experience. <br />Open basins can be used to support infiltration <br />(additional discussion on benefits above), or more <br />commonly, for treatment when infiltration is not <br />feasible. These types of facilities can enhance the <br />local habitat while providing water quality and <br />community benefits. We understand the City is <br />implementing open bioretention basins at Mabury and <br />Raitt & Myrtle Parks. <br />Table 2 Common Basin/Wetland Challenges and Constraints <br />Challenge/Constraint <br />Strategies <br />Lack of open space <br />Combine above and belowground features to maximize capture <br />available <br />and utilize open surfaces ace available <br />Include an underdrain and/or overflow system to take advantage <br />Infiltration infeasible <br />of treatment benefits before discharging downstream <br />Evaluate opportunities to use the captured runoff for irrigation <br />Create a barrier or lining to provide some treatment and verify <br />Shallow groundwater <br />design can take lateral loading from groundwater or create deep <br />and shallow zones, some of which may have permanent water <br />source <br />Mosquito concerns <br />Verify water movement (infiltration/filtration), use aerators, and/or <br />design shallow/emergent zones to move flows <br />C WE <br />