KKR S. 6 th St. to I-94 Bridge Project Location. Expanded Floodplains

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Sear, PE, CFM Short Elliott Hendrickson Patrick C.

1 Kinnickinnic River Watercourse Rehabilitation Early Out Project Achieving Multiple Design Objectives Thomas R. Sear, PE, CFM Short Elliott Hendrickson Patrick C. Elliott, PE Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District Kinnickinnic River (KKR) Watershed KKR S. 6 th St. to I-94 Bridge Project Location Expanded Floodplains 1

2 Kinnickinnic River, Improved Channel Updated Floodplain (SEWRPC, 2008) 6 th St Bridge 2

KKR Stakeholder Meetings KKR Technical Stakeholder Group for KKR M i t

Included: City, County, WDNR, SEWRPC, Neighborhood & Business Groups,

Early Out Projects Response to 2008 Flood Event South 6th Street South

3 KKR Stakeholder Meetings KKR Technical Stakeholder Group for KKR M i t W k 6th 27th Mainstem Work: Neighborhood Plan for 6th 16th Street Included: City, County, WDNR, SEWRPC, Neighborhood & Business Groups, 16th Street Community Health Center, Local NGOs KKR 6th I94 Bridge: Early Out Projects Response to 2008 Flood Event South 6th Street South h 5th Street Bridge KKR FM Project Limits Downstream WC Segment Kinnickinnic River 3

to I-94 Bridge Project Area Characteristics South 6 th Street Bridge Upstream Watercourse Segment 500 feet of concrete

4 KKR FM Project Limits Bridge South 5th Street Downstream WC Segment eet South 6 th Stre Kinnickinnic River KKR FM S. 6 th St. to I-94 Bridge Project Area Characteristics South 6 th Street Bridge Upstream Watercourse Segment 500 feet of concrete lined channel Confined cross-sections Steep northern embankment MMSD CSO Facility on south Downstream Watercourse Segment 500 feet of earthen / rock lined channel Eroded north embankment, south of 5 th Street South embankment instability 4

(East Side)) Proposed Improvements 6 th Street Bridge Design Objectives

Proposed Design Features Clear span concrete girder bridge Functional,

5 KKR S. 6 th Street Bridge Prior to Replacement Upstream (West Side)) Downstream (East Side)) Proposed Improvements KKR S. 6 th Street Bridge Design Objectives Significantly reduce upstream WSE s Maintenance / bike path beneath bridge Proposed Design Features Clear span concrete girder bridge Functional, durable and attractive bridge Implementation Final Design Completed December 2009 Construction Completed December 2010 $2.5 Million ARRA Grant 5

6 KKR S. 6th St. Bridge December 2010 Upstream (West Side)) KKR Upstream Watercourse Segment Steep Embankment with Grouted Backfill End of Concrete Lined Channel Combined Sewer Outfall MMSD KK1 Facility Maintenance Ramp South 6th Street 6

7 KKR Downstream of South 6 th Street Bridge June 7, 1961 KKR Upstream Watercourse Segment 7

8 KKR Downstream Watercourse Segment End of Concrete Lined Channel Eroded Side Slope due to 5th Street Runoff Failing Revetment Wall KKR Earthen / Rock Lined Channel Storm Sewer Outfalls Storm Sewer Outfall Exposed Abandoned Flushing Pipeline Steep and Unstable Side Slopes Sl KKR Downstream Watercourse Segment 8

KKR Watercourse Improvements Design Objectives Stone lined channel with riffles and pools Maintain stable side slopes / hydraulic capacity Native vegetation plantings Upstream Watercourse Tiered

9 KKR Watercourse Improvements Design Objectives Stone lined channel with riffles and pools Maintain stable side slopes / hydraulic capacity Native vegetation plantings Upstream Watercourse Tiered retaining walls 15 ft. wide maintenance / bike path Downstream Watercourse 2:1 to 4:1 native vegetated side slopes Reuse of limestone blocks Upstream KKR Improvements Retaining Walls Minimum 2:1 Side Slope Side Slope Future KKR Bike Trail 9

10 Upstream KKR Cross-Sections Downstream KKR Improvements Repair erosion from 5 th St. runoff Five Pools within Main Channel Future KKR Bike Path 4:1 Side Slope, where space allows 10

11 KKR Downstream Cross-Section Typical Riffle Section KKR Main Channel Cross-Sections Typical Pool Section 11

12 2011 Watercourse Construction KKR S. 6 th St. Bridge and Watercourse December 2011 Pre-Improvement 12

13 KKR Watercourse - Upstream Segment December 2011 Pre-Improvement KKR Watercourse - Transition Segment December 2011 Pre-Improvement 13

14 KKR Watercourse - Transition Segment December 2011 Pre-Improvement KKR Watercourse - Downstream Segment December 2011 Pre-Improvement 14

15 KKR Watercourse - December 2011 KKR Watercourse - December

16 KKR Watercourse - January 2012 KKR Watercourse January

17 KKR Watercourse Rehabilitation Improvements Schedule Construction Start September 2010 Construction Completion May 2012 $1.5 Million Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Grant KK River Mainstem Projects 17

(Voluntary) 37 Structures Acquired To Date 25 Structures Deconstructed To Date Design & Construction Pending Funding S.

18 KKR Watercourse Rehabilitation Improvements Schedule S. 6 th Street S. 27 th Street Neighborhood Plan Completed 2010 Preliminary Engineering Completed 2011 Home Acquisition/Deconstruction Ongoing 83 Structure Acquisitions (Voluntary) 37 Structures Acquired To Date 25 Structures Deconstructed To Date Design & Construction Pending Funding S. 27 th Street to Jackson Park USACE Feasibility Study Ongoing (Sept 2012) Kinnickinnic River S. 6 th Street to I-94 SEH Project Team Members Dale Miller, Mainstream Restoration Rose Chmielewski, Ecological Services of Milwaukee Doug Bath, Gestra Engineering 18

Re: Survey of constructed cross section per Restoration Framework on Wind River, Fremont County, WY

1-11-17 LeClair Irrigation District 1418 Cowboy Lane Riverton, WY 82501 (307) 856-4018 Re: Survey of constructed cross section per Restoration Framework on Wind River, Fremont County, WY Dear Mr. Hoelzen,