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Stormwater Master Plan - Updated 2021
The City of Newberg updated the Stormwater Master Plan in 2021 to include areas identified in the 2019 Riverfront Master Plan Area.
Project Description
The Stormwater Master Plan was updated in 2021 after the Riverfront Master Plan was adopted in 2019. The plan was updated to reflect existing conditions, future conditions, and to identify stormwater projects. A Citizens Advisory Committee was established to provide feedback to the consultant and City staff.
Click here to see more information on the Stormwater Master Plan update process.
The Stormwater Master Plan was developed to provide a clear understanding of the existing stormwater system and to provide a capital improvement project (CIP) program to address shortcomings in the system. The main objects of the plan are:
- Update the City's stormwater system's hydrologic and hydraulic models to evaluate system capacity.
- Develop an integrated stormwater system capital improvement program to address storm system capacity needs and water quality.
- Evaluate stream channel conditions looking towards erosion and the impact future developments might have.
- Continue complying with water quality regulations.
- Review the City's stormwater management program and make recommendations on activities and staffing where applicable.
- Identify implementation priorities and impacts on the program's budget.
- Develop a Master Plan document that is useful and easy to read, reference, and update.
