Lubber Run Stormwater Improvements
The Lubber Run watershed(PDF, 24MB) is one of the critical watersheds identified for stormwater capacity improvements. The watershed includes Waycroft-Woodlawn and other Civic Associations, Woodlawn Park, and the Virginia Hospital Center.
Stormwater staff have conducted a series of engineering surveys and studies, developed preliminary inundation maps, mapped system easements, and have identified potential locations for stormwater capacity improvements and are working to determine feasibility and secure easements.
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Lubber Run is one of the the critical watersheds identified for stormwater capacity improvements. This map shows flood damage calls and high risk flooding projects identified in the Stormwater Master Plan.
Engagement
Stormwater staff has met with community members in the Lubber Run watershed several times:
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Meeting Materials |
To be re-
scheduled
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Lubber Run Joint Civic Association Watershed Group Meeting - Please join us to learn about concepts to improve the stormwater system in the Lubber Run watershed to reduce flood risk. The potential improvements include stormwater pipe upgrades, detention vaults and other projects to reduce flood risk in the watershed. This will be an in person meeting.
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September 20, 2023, 7 PM |
Lubber Run Civic Association Watershed Group Meeting - This meeting will provide an update on Flood Resilience planning and Capital Improvement Plan funding for the Lubber Run watershed, in addition to other stormwater initiatives. |
Meeting presentation(PDF, 13MB)
Meeting video
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September 21, 2022,
7-8:30 PM
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Lubber Run Civic Association Watershed Group Meeting |
Meeting presentation(PDF, 13MB)
Meeting video
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March 22, 22022 |
Lubber Run Civic Association Watershed Group Meeting |
Meeting Presentation(PDF, 6MB) |
January 13, 2022 |
Lubber Run Civic Association Watershed Group Meeting |
Meeting Presentation(PDF, 8MB) |
October 28, 2020
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Waycroft Woodlawn Civic Association Meeting |
Meeting presentation |
August 12, 2019 |
Walking meeting with residents near Edison and 17th and 16th St N |
Discussed effects of July 2019 storm |