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Home My WebLink AboutRES 2593 E CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON RESOLUTION NO. 2593 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING ENTRY INTO THE GREEN RIVER MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT WHEREAS the Green River flows through the boundaries of a number of cities and it is an important recreation and environmental resource of the region and it would be appropriate to share the costs of planning, administration, construction, operation and maintenance of the Green River channel and related facilities; and WHEREAS this function may be adequately handled through an Interlocal Cooperative Agreement, NOW THEREFORE THE CITY COUNCIL OF . THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, DO RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I: The above recitals are true and correct. SECTION II: The City of Renton is authorized to enter into an Interlocal Cooperative Agreement with the Cities of Auburn, Kent, and Tukwila and the County of King for the Green River Basin Program and the Mayor and City Clerk are authorized to sign the Green River Management Agreement for those purposes. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this 4th day of March, 1985 . Maxine E. Motor, City Clerk APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this 4th day of March, 1985. Barbara Y. Shinpo h, Mayor Approved as to form: G�-a~r�vv Lawrence J. War n, City Attorney RESOLUTION NO. 2,593 EXHIBIT A GREEN RIVER MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT 1985 Work Program RESOLUTION NO. 2593 GREEN RIVER WORK PROGRAM y (Summary) SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE: Develop 1984 & 1985 Work Program to implement proposed Green River Management Agreement STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS: -King County and cities of Tukwila, Renton, Kent, and Auburn must approve Agreement. -Budget approved for 1985 Work Program. -Staffing. COSTS: 1985 Estimated Cost Sharing $196,000 RESPONSIBILITY: Donald J. LaBelle Director of Public Works START DATE: February, 1984 COMPLETION DATE: July, 1986 AGMT SEC ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY SCHED. NOTES 1984 Work Program 1984 & 1985 Work Programs with KC/CIT 840600 cost estimates 1985 Work Program T.7-Implement first phase of Pump Opera- PW 850400 $4,000 tion Plan 2.1 Green River Levee Improvement PW 851200 $120,000 Plan 2.2 Future Drainage from Mill Creek and KC/Aub/Kent 850800 $40,000 Northeastern Auburn 4.1 Flood Warning & Levee Monitoring PW 850600 $4,000 4.1 Improve Green River Monitoring PW 860300 $8,000 Capability 5.0 Financial plan for future con- KC/CIT 860700 $20,000 struction and 0&M 6.0 1985 Annual Report PW 850700 $10,000 All Administrative & logistical support PW 860600 $10,000 1 RESOLUTION' NO. 2593 GREEN RIVER WORK PROGRAM (Section 1.0 - Pump Operation Plan) SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE: Implement first phase of Pump•Operation Plan (Section 1 of Agreement) STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS: Staffing COSTS: $4,000 RESPONSIBILITY: Donald J. LaBelle Director of Public Works START DATE: February 1985 COMPLETION DATE: April 1985 RESC. ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY SCNED. REQD. NOTES Review existing operation of P-1, P-17, PW/CIT 850200 Kent & Union Pacific pump plants with pump operators and Public Works Director Establish responsible persons for each PW/CIT 850300 plant Develop written plan to coordinate PW 850400 pumping Brief pump operators on coordinate PW/CIT 850400 pumping plan Seek agreement with Union Pacific CIP 850400 Railroad on pump operation plan Conduct in-house briefing to flood PW 850400 warning staff Provide Corps of Engineers with Pump PW 850400 Operation Plan 2 RESOLUTIOM NO. 2593 GREEN RIVER WORK PROGRAM Section 2.1 - Green River Levee Improvement Plan) SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE: The Green River levee improvement plan will document levee improvement needs for the entire lower Green River system. Data from Corps studies will be used to the greatest extent practicable. Preliminary engineering design plans, construction cost estimates and implementation priorities will be established. Environmental mitigation and recreation elements will also be integrated into the design. A written report will be prepared and reviewed with all parties in December. Technical and BEC Committee reviews of the plan as well as public reviews will occur in the first quarter of 1986. Estimated cost of the plan is $120,000. STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS: - Funding - Staffing COSTS: $120,000 RESPONSIBILITY: Donald J. LaBelle, Director START DATE: January 1984 COMPLETION DATE: June 1986 RESC. ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY SCHED. REQO. NOTES Review existing Corps & County levee PW 850200 $3,000 studies Review future development plans within PW/PL/CIT 850500 $4,000 drainage basins and set future inflows to Green River Review P-1 pump hydrology and hydraulics PW 850500 $2,000 for possible modification Establish drainage controls to satisfy PW/PL 850400 $2,000 maximum allowable 1st floor Set maximum inflow from Mill Creek KC/CIT 850500 $1,000 See Mill Creek Survey existing river bank profiles PW 850300 $50,000 and plot Establish design criteria for levee PW/CIT 850400 $5,000 improvement - Consider 2 or 3 alterna- tives King County staff will work with Corps PW 850600 $2,000 Need Commit- to run backwater profile for 2-3 ment from Corps alternatives Get approval of levee criteria includ- PW 850700 $2,000 ing freeboard from Corps of. Engineers ?, FEMA 3 RESOLUTION` NO.. 2593 GREEN RIVER ACTION PLAN (Levee Improvement Plan) Continued RESC. ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY SCNED. READ. NOTES Prepare preliminary plans (20 sites) PW 851000 $30,000 KC or Consultant Determine construction priority PW/CIT 851000 $3,000 KC or Consultant Incorporate environmental & recreational PW/PL/CIT 851100 $6,000 factures Establish operation and maintenance PW/CIT 851100 $4,000 responsibility Brief Public Works Director PW 851200 . Prepare written report PW/PL 851200 $6,000 Review with cities PW 851200 Prepare Environmental Impact Statement PW/PL 860300 $15,000 Submit to Technical Committee PW 860400 Public meeting on levee improvements PW 860500 $3,000 Submit to BEC PW 860600 Adopt Plan 860700 4 RESOLUTION NO. 2,593 GREEN RIVER WORK PROGRAM (Section 2.2 - Future Drainage from Mill Creek and Northeastern Auburn) SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE: A detailed review of the Corps of Engineers pump/pond analysis will be conducted to establish a "preferred" inflow from Mill Creek. Mill Creek inflow is a critical design parameter that will be determined in future levee improvement plans. Studies will be made to coordinate Mill Creek drainage with surface water requirements upstream in Auburn, drainage needs for agricultural lands and levee improvements downstream. Reactivation of the SCS West Side Watershed Project as a reformulated agricultural drainage project will be explored. Estimated costs are $40,000. STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS: - Coordination between Auburn and King County Adequacy of Corps of Engineers data on Mill Creek Pump - Use consultant for pump study COSTS: Auburn $20,000 King County $10,000 Kent $10,000 RESPONSIBILITY: King County & Cities of Auburn Kent START DATE: January 1985 COMPLETION DATE: June 1985 RESC. ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY SCHED. REQD. NOTES Review Corps pump pond analysis PW/Aub 850200 Consultant Award consultant contract to analyze Aub 850300 different alternative of pumping and on-site storage Consider affect on farmlands, roads PL/PW/Aub 850300 and increase to the backwater profile Investigate potential to reactivate PL/Aub/PW 850400 the SCS West Side Project Analyze cost of pumping vs. possible PW/Aub 850500 Set preferred adverse effects upstream and increases inflow from Mill in levee costs Creek Submit to the Technical Committee PW 850500 Submit to BEC PW. 850600 5 RESOLUTION• NO. 2593 l a, GREEN RIVER WORK PROGRAM (Section 4.1 - Flood Warning & Levee Monitoring) SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE: Review King County Flood Warning Manual to involve the cities more in flooding warning and levee monitoring of the Green River. Phase I (Section 4 of Agreement). STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS: Staffing COSTS: $4,000 RESPONSIBILITY: Donald J. LaBelle START DATE: February 1985 COMPLETION DATE: June 1985 RESC. ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY SCHED. REQD. NOTES Form a steering committee to review PW/CIT 850200 and expand the King County Flood Warning Manual to include pump operation and levee monitoring Identify low points and locations of PW 850400 potential levee failures Establish a priority call list, levee PW/CIT 850400 monitoring and pump operation plan Submit priority call list, levee moni- PW 850600 toring plan, and location of special levee concerns to BEC Distribute revised manual to Corps PW 850600 and cities 6 RESOLUTION NO. 2593 GREEN RIVER WORK PROGRAM (Section 4.1 - Improve Green River Monitoring Capability) SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE: Studies will be made to identify means to improve river gaging capability and the costs of implementing an improved system. Extensive work with the Corps of Engineers is expected. A gaging improvement report will be prepared and reviewed with the Technical and BEC Committees. Costs are estimated at $8,000. STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS: - Approval by Corps of Engineers COSTS: Study/Design $8,000 Construction Unknown RESPONSIBILITY: Donald J. LaBelle START DATE: June 1985 COMPLETION DATE: March 1986 RESC. ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY SCHED. REQD. NOTES Work with the Corps to review the PW 850600 existing river monitoring capability Establish construction time frame and PW/Corps 850800 ways to monitor pump operations and guaging from Renton Shops Prepare improved gaging capability with PW/Corps 851200 cost estimate. Determine Corps participation Submit to Technical Committee PW 860100 Submit to BEC PW 860300 7 RESOLUTION 'NO. 2593 GREEN RIVER WORK PROGRAM a (Section 6.0 - 1985 Annual Report) SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE: 1985 Annual Report STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS: COSTS: $10,000 RESPONSIBILITY: Donald J. LaBelle, Director Department of Public Works START DATE: April 1985 COMPLETION DATE: July 1985 RESC. ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY SCHED. REQD. NOTES Prepare report outlining: Pumping plan when flows 9,000 cfs PW 850500 List maintenance costs for year PW 850500 Prepare post-flood season levee report PW 850500 Update critical levee location PW 850500 Report on monitoring program PW 850500 List complaints PW 850500 Make changes to existing program as PW 850600 necessary Prepare annual report PW 850600 8 RESOLUTION. NO. 2593 1 GREEN RIVER WORK PROGRAM (Administration & Logistical Support) SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE: Administer work program and budget and logistical support to the Basin Technical and Basin Executive Committees. STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS: COSTS: 1985 $10,000 RESPONSIBILITY: Donald J. LaBelle, Director Department of Public Works START DATE: January 1985 COMPLETION DATE: June 1986 RESC. ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY SCHED. REQD. NOTES Set up monitoring of 1985 work program PW 850100 Coordinate work with cities PW 860600 Briefing and coordination with BTC and PW 860600 BEC 9 RESOLUTION,NO. 2593 l 1985 Work Program Cost Allocation By Party And Task a. Cost Allocation by Task TASK TOTAL COST % BY PARTY COST BY PARTY Pump Operation Plan $ 4,000 20% Each $ 800 Green River Levee Imp. 120,000 20% Each 24,000 Mill Creek Drainage 40,000 50% Auburn 20,000 25-0 King County 10,000 25% Kent 10,000 River A Levee Monitoring 12,000 20A Each 2,400 Financing Plan To be done in 1996 Annual Report 10,000 20% Each 2,000 Administrative 10,000 20% Each 2,000 b. Cost Allocation By Party Party Cost Auburn $51,200 Kent 41,200 Renton 31,200 Tukwila 31,200 King County 41,200 196,000 iJ 4RESOLUTION.- O. 2593 Q OO Li 69S --- a � a Z GJ r- O OOT— . a. O N _ S. 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