Flood Hazard Reduction/ Chehalis WWTP Project
#W22-17-86563 #W22-17-86563
Organization Chehalis Basin Lead Entity
Sponsor City of Chehalis
Status Active
Schedule Start Date: 1/2/2017 End Date: 1/2/2028
Category Category: Planning & Development
DESCRIPTION
"City of Chehalis will develop a master plan and banking proposal for flood hazard reduction and storage for a 156-acre basin located between the Chehalis River and Louisiana Avenue, and between Highway 6 and Airport Road in Chehalis. The City will demolish the old WWTP to create flood storage capacity in the floodplain of the Chehalis River. Phase I of this project included a grading plan with hydraulic analysis to demonstrate the positive impacts to the Chehalis River during flood stage. The project consists of the following four major Phases: Demo/remove wastewater facility; Create 10-acres wetland habitat; Monitor wetland/flood storage; Install recreational amenities."
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LOCATION
Chehalis GSU:Middle Chehalis
Chinook-Pop (ESU):Chinook-Washington Coast, Not Warranted
Chum-Pop (ESU):Chum-Pacific Coast, Not Warranted
City Areas:Chehalis
Coho-Pop (ESU):Coho-Southwest Washington, Not Determined
County:Lewis
HUC12:Dillenbaugh Creek-Chehalis River (171001030402)
HUC8:Upper Chehalis (17100103)
Lead Entity Area:Chehalis Basin
Legislative District:20
Salmon Recovery Regions:Washington Coast
Sections:38
Steelhead-Pop (ESU):Steelhead-Washington Coast, Not Warranted
Township:T14NR02W
Watershed Administrative Unit:Chehalis
WRIA:Upper Chehalis
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NOTES
This is #CS-02 in the Chehalis Streamflow Plan.