PARTNERING FOR PROGRESS
LEVERAGED FUNDING
CIP (Vision 2020)
OVERALL FUNDING for CIP-Vision 2020 Hormel Foundation $3,200,000
CRWD/ State of MN
$6.5 million
TOTAL
Over 5 years (2016-2020)
Hormel Foundation gave $3.2 million
$3,300,000
CRWD, state matched $3.3 million
PROJECT LIST
14 projects
Permanent structures maintained by CRWD
CIP-V2020 permanent structures treating stormwater from 3,500 acres Project
ID Name
Est. Cost
1
Dbbn 2
$70,000
2
Cedar 1
$80,000
3
Cedar 2
$80,000
4
Cedar 3
$80,000
5
Dbbn 1 (up)
$785,000
6
Dbbn 1 (down)
$785,000
7
Dbbn 8
$280,000
8
Dbbn 13
$280,000
9
Dbbn 13
$230,000
10
Dbbn 7
$1,260,000
11
Dbbn 2-16
$300,000
12
Dbbn 20
$300,000
13
Dbbn 12
$760,000
14
Dbbn 19
$1,210,000
TOTAL $6,500,000
FLOOD REDUCTION & STORAGE Peak flood flow
8%
3,500 acres drain to CIP projects (nearly 5.5 sq. mi.)
* Nearly 1 ft. reduced peak flow
10%
* Reduction
achieved on Dobbins at 21st St NE near nature center
COMPARISON
reduction achieved
CIP projects can hold up to:
CLEANER WATER
Amount of pollutants captured annually by CIP-Vision 2020 projects
400 tons
sediment per year (about 33 dump trucks)
+
300 lbs.
phosphorus (algae) per year
= CLEANER WATER
CHALLENGES Types of natural-resource issues to be addressed by proposed CIP II projects
FUNCTIONALITY How upland-storage berms handle large volumes of stormwater and snow melt
Flooding
Sedimentation
Interstate 90 near East Side Lake
Dobbins Creek at J.C. Hormel Nature Center
Normal flow Water quality (excess nutrients)
Erosion
East Side Lake
Dobbins Creek watershed
Frequency of major stormwater and snow melt
Dobbins-1 tested 9 TIMES since 2018
Storm flow
CHALLENGES Types of natural-resource issues to be addressed by proposed CIP II projects
FUNCTIONALITY How upland-storage berms handle large volumes of stormwater and snow melt
Flooding
Sedimentation
Interstate 90 near East Side Lake
Dobbins Creek at J.C. Hormel Nature Center
Normal flow Water quality (excess nutrients)
Erosion
East Side Lake
Dobbins Creek watershed
Frequency of major stormwater and snow melt
Dobbins-1 tested 9 TIMES since 2018
Storm flow
PARTNERING FOR PROGRESS
LEVERAGED FUNDING
CIP (Vision 2020)
OVERALL FUNDING for CIP-Vision 2020 Hormel Foundation $3,200,000
CRWD/ State of MN
$6.5 million
TOTAL
Over 5 years (2016-2020)
Hormel Foundation gave $3.2 million
$3,300,000
CRWD, state matched $3.3 million
PROJECT LIST
14 projects
Permanent structures maintained by CRWD
CIP-V2020 permanent structures treating stormwater from 3,500 acres Project
ID Name
Est. Cost
1
Dbbn 2
$70,000
2
Cedar 1
$80,000
3
Cedar 2
$80,000
4
Cedar 3
$80,000
5
Dbbn 1 (up)
$785,000
6
Dbbn 1 (down)
$785,000
7
Dbbn 8
$280,000
8
Dbbn 13
$280,000
9
Dbbn 13
$230,000
10
Dbbn 7
$1,260,000
11
Dbbn 2-16
$300,000
12
Dbbn 20
$300,000
13
Dbbn 12
$760,000
14
Dbbn 19
$1,210,000
TOTAL $6,500,000
FLOOD REDUCTION & STORAGE Peak flood flow
8%
3,500 acres drain to CIP projects (nearly 5.5 sq. mi.)
* Nearly 1 ft. reduced peak flow
10%
* Reduction
achieved on Dobbins at 21st St NE near nature center
COMPARISON
reduction achieved
CIP projects can hold up to:
CLEANER WATER
Amount of pollutants captured annually by CIP-Vision 2020 projects
400 tons
sediment per year (about 33 dump trucks)
+
300 lbs.
phosphorus (algae) per year
= CLEANER WATER