City Council Workshop - Dec 08 2025
Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) program update
2024 MS4 self-audit results
Stormwater pond maintenance and prioritization
Differences between wet ponds and filtration basins
Future budgeting for stormwater infrastructure maintenance
Full Document Analysis
Votes (1)
Adjourn the workshop
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Notable Quotes (3)
The findings of the self audit the city is excelling and staff is excelling on inspections on public engagement education.
If we knew of failing pipe ends or something, those would be incorporated in here, but sometimes those are noticed when you're closer to construction.
We have been planning for this in our CIP and our storm water management plan for a number of years already.
People (3)
Amanda MeyerAssistant City EngineerPresented the MS4 audit results and documentation improvements.
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Presented the MS4 audit results and documentation improvements.
“The findings of the self audit the city is excelling and staff is excelling on inspections on public engagement education.”
Reporting on the positive results of the 2024 self-audit.
Laura RcorloConsultantRepresentative from WSB, discussed the SWAMP program and pond maintenance.
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Representative from WSB, discussed the SWAMP program and pond maintenance.
“In order to maintain that P13 pond, we can expect to spend about $34,000.”
Clarifying maintenance costs for a specific pond.
Dana HardyCity ManagerConfirmed long-term financial planning for storm water infrastructure.
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Confirmed long-term financial planning for storm water infrastructure.
“We have been... and that was part of the conversation that we just have with the budget your last budget workshop.”
Confirming the city is not caught flat-footed regarding future maintenance costs.
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- Workshop of the Victoria City Council - 6:00 PM