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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBozeman Design Standards Presentation slides7/22/2020 1 Engineering Design Standards Update 7.22.20 2 The Morrison-Maierle/DOWL Team Morrison-Maierle/DOWL Proposal Presentation James Nickelson, PE Client Service Manager Morrison-Maierle Brad Hammerquist, PE Project Manager Morrison-Maierle Wade Irion, PE Assistant Project Manager DOWL Lisa Olmsted Community Engagement DOWL Local Expertise + Regional Perspective 3 City of Bozeman Engineering Design Standards & Specifications Policy (DSSP) 4 City Modifications to the Montana Public Works Standard Specifications •Update City Modifications to reflect new DSSP •Refresh Standard Details •Upcoming revision to MPWSS 7/22/2020 2 5 Drainage Design Standards •Draw from our recent experience in updating Drainage Design Standards for other communities •We will work closely with you to develop Design Standards that meet your particular needs –Bozeman Precipitation –Maintenance Requirements 6 Importance of Using the Correct Design Storm •We are currently reviewing Bozeman precipitation records to develop design storms that accurately represent our local climate 7 Importance of Considering Maintenance Cleaning in Design Standards 8 Maintenance is Critical for HOA Ponds BeforeBefore AfterAfter 7/22/2020 3 9 Roadway Design Standards •Basic Standards are Functional •Incorporate Transportation Plan Recommendations •Consider Roundabout Standards •Consider Signal Standards •Lighting Standards –Reference in Roadway Section –Consider Updating Modifications 10 Utility Design Standards •Water Distribution –Incorporate Facility Plan recommendations –Pressure reducing vaults –Water demands •Sanitary Sewer –Incorporate Facility Plan recommendations –Lift stations –Sewer loading •Storm Sewer –Treatment standards –Storm drain pipe materials 11 Affordable Housing Design Standards •Provide flexibility •Consider life cycle costs •Must not sacrifice safety or regulatory compliance Common Challenge •Other communities in Montana are addressing affordable housing too •We are familiar with the approaches of other communities across the region Additional Strategies •Prioritize affordable housing review •Reduction of development impact fees •Planning code text amendments •Tax abatements 12 •Developed in close partnership with City and project team •Tread carefully through complicated topics •Priorities: –Targeted engagement –Usable, implementable, feedback Community Engagement Stakeholder Engagement Strategy 7/22/2020 4 13 Stakeholder Engagement Strategy •Custom approach based on: –City needs –COVID-19 climate (In-person and virtual capabilities) •Recommended approaches: –Steering committee –Stakeholder group engagement –Personal interviews with key individuals Community Engagement 14 Community Engagement Feedback Collection and Reporting Strategy •Relevant content will result from effective front-end planning •Recommended data collection platform: –Social Pinpoint •Functions include: 15 Team Structure •Project Management •General Design Criteria •Transportation •Water/Wastewater •Development •Peer Review •Community Engagement •Storm Drainage •Development •Peer Review 16 Morrison-Maierle •Full service engineering firm •Bozeman office for over 50 years •Intimate knowledge of City of Bozeman 7/22/2020 5 17 Morrison-Maierle James Nickelson Client Service Manager Brad Hammerquist Project Manager Luke Carlson Storm Drainage Bill Wiegand Water/Wastewater Scott Fanning Transportation Phill Forbes General Design Criteria Bob Morrison Technical Advisor Matt Ekstrom Development Advisor 18 DOWL •Full range of capabilities to address all of the required design disciplines •Particularly relevant Storm Drainage Design expertise and experience 19 DOWL Wade Irion Assistant Project Manager Lisa Olmsted Community Engagement Greg Gabel Storm Drainage Jeff Olsson Storm Drainage Doug Fischer Transportation Kevin Johnson Water/Wastewater Paul Yakawich Development Advisor Jeff Shoemaker Development Advisor 20 Project Execution 7/22/2020 6 Thank You! THANK YOU!