South Main Watershed Assessment
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South Main Watershed Assessment
Citywide Stormwater Management/Flood Control Assessment City of Rockford South Main Watershed South Main Watershed Assessment Introduction Material presented in the following summary documents current stormwater management and flooding issues for the South Main Watershed. Information presented is based on a review of available information related to current conditions in the drainage basin. No comprehensive analysis of stormwater management and flooding issues in the watershed has been performed in the last 20 years. Watershed Description Description and Land Use The South Main watershed is located in the northern part of the City of Rockford on the east side of the Rock River. The watershed drains approximately 1,200 acres at its mouth. 78% of the watershed is located within the City of Rockford. The watershed is compact and small, with the receiving stream being the Rock River to its east. Watershed Statistics: South Main Total Area: Total Area within City: 1,200 ac. 936 ac. % of City within Watershed: 2.4% Other Stakeholders: None No. of Detention Facilities 0 The South Main watershed is about 60% No. of Outfalls 4 developed. The South Main watershed contains a few commercial and industrial parks on the west bank of the Rock River. There is light residential development concentrated in the central and eastern portions of the watershed, but parkland and vacant parcels dominate the western borders. There are also a handful of schools and recreation facilities. Topography and Soils The topography of the South Main watershed is that of a relatively flat and compact watershed on the west bank of the Rock River. Ground elevations within the watershed range from about 850 feet NAVD near Montague Road to about 700 feet NAVD near the watershed’s boundary with the Rock River. Soils within the South Main watershed consist primarily of type B soils, with a thin strip of type D soils in the center of the watershed. Type B soils are soils with moderately low runoff potential when thoroughly wet. Water can be transmitted through these soils without SM-1 Citywide Stormwater Management/Flood Control Assessment City of Rockford South Main Watershed impediment. Type B soils typically have less than 20 percent clay, and between 50 and 90 percent sand with a loamy sand or sandy loam textures. These soils have moderately fine to moderately coarse textures. Type D soils are characterized by properties that restrict water movement through the soil. Type D soils typically have greater than 40 percent clay, less than 50 percent sand, and have clayey textures. They have high runoff potential when thoroughly wet.20 The predominance of type B soils in the South Main watershed should facilitate infiltration of rainfall in pervious areas, thereby contributing to lower runoff volumes and rates than in basins with less pervious soil types. Primary Receiving Stream The Rock River is the receiving stream for the South Main watershed. The watershed is flat and the gentle slope to the River is the direction of runoff flow. Due to the lack of a receiving stream within the watershed itself, there are no impoundments or gauging stations in South Main. There is no readily available flow data for the South Main watershed as the watersheds contribution to the Rock River can not be feasibly measured. Given the character of the watershed, flooding within South Main is primarily caused by pooling due to wet weather events. As shown in Figure SM-1, the floodplain along the Rock River is very small, and along the South Main boundary, it does not enter any developed area. Records maintained by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), indicate that no letters of map revision (LOMRs) have been issued for development projects in the South Main watershed during the past 30 years. Water Quality and NPDES Discharges SCORE has not collected water quality data in the South Main watershed. Table SM-1 provides the NPDES-permitted point sources identified within the watershed using the USEPA’s water quality mapping program, BASINS. Table SM-1 NPDES POINT SOURCES LOCATED WITHIN THE SOUTH MAIN WATERSHED ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS NPDES Permit # Facility Name Receiving Water 20 Burke, Christopher and Thomas Burke. HERPICC Stormwater Drainage Manual. West Lafayette, Indiana: Purdue Research Foundation, 1994. SM-2 Citywide Stormwater Management/Flood Control Assessment City of Rockford IL0059226 South Main Watershed Laredo Liquor Rock River Runoff from industrial sites is a potential pollutant source for receiving waters. Table SM-2 lists the industrial sites within the South Main watershed. Table SM-2 INDUSTRIAL SITES LOCATED WITHIN THE SOUTH MAIN WATERSHED ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS Name Street St. Ambrogio Society Montague Land Use Code (LUC) 7992 Nature Science Middle Ogilby Rd. School Jumpin Jack' s Playland Marchesano Dr. 8210 5000 LUC Description Clubs & Services Organizations w/Food Educational Facilities – w/o Sp, FC. Wholesalers & Retail Outlets Existing Drainage Network Drainage within the South Main watershed occurs through a mix of surface drainage and gravity storm sewers. The western part of the watershed, surface drainage is the primary mode of stormwater conveyance. The northeastern part of the South Main watershed is drained by networks of storm sewers as shown in Figure SM-2. Figure SM-2 also shows the general location of identified detention basins and storm sewer outfalls within the South Main watershed. The South Main watershed has no identified detention facilities which is expected due to the age of the infrastructure in this watershed. The 4 identified storm sewer outfalls within the watershed are concentrated along the bank of the Rock River. Available Data Resources Previous Drainage Studies A review of available data identified no recent, comprehensive studies of drainage issues within the South Main watershed. Historic Flow Data No source of historic flow data has been identified for the South Main watershed. SM-3 Citywide Stormwater Management/Flood Control Assessment City of Rockford South Main Watershed Historic Water Quality Data No source of historic water quality data has been identified for the South Main watershed. (pending input from David Pott) Other Flood Insurance Study: Winnebago County and Incorporated Areas, (FEMA, 2006) Soil Characteristics: “Soil Survey Geographic (SSURGO) database for Winnebago County, Illinois.” Fort Worth: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, 2007. URL:<http://SoilDataMart.nrcs.usda.gov/> Drainage Issues Table SM-3 provides a summary listing of current identified drainage issues and projects within the South Main watershed. The general locations of these issues and projects are shown on Figure SM-1. There is very little flooding and stormwater management issues in this watershed. If the City receives ponding complaints from the from residents, they respond to the best of their ability. Further evaluation of site-specific stormwater management/flood control improvement needs is required to provide a basis for effective planning, budgeting, and prioritization of potential projects. Table SM-3 SUMMARY OF STORMWATER/FLOOD CONTROL ISSUES AND PROJECTS SOUTH MAIN WATERSHED, ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS 1 2 Brief Description of Issue Springfield Avenue and Beltline Road - future development. SM-4 Proposed Project Future Project Maintenance Required Improvements Completed Action Water Quality Impacts Localized/Nuisance Flooding # Major Surface Flooding Over-bank Flooding Issue Type 3RD 10TH 7TH HARRISON OLSEN Watershed Boundary ALTON PARK FloodWay Complaints REED City FITCH BARNUM 8TH Limits 7TH LYLE RIVER BLAIR QUIN CHAP MAN Proposed Project BROOKE ROCKFORD BILDAHL Type WILLS 9TH SCORE Issue RANGER 4TH ECHO 100-yr Floodplain COLLINS EXPRESS 8TH South East 23RD Legend MAIN CENTRAL SENECA IROQUOIS 21ST QUAKER ENERGY BROOK 21ST 22ND R ADELINE 6TH 5TH 21ST NE SA MARION BROADWAY BLACKHAWK PARK HARRISON ON ALG EXPORT 13TH 6TH E IROQUOIS SAUK 10TH 5TH 16TH 5TH C TI 0 Y2 HW Feet 12TH LORDEN 8TH MAGNOLIA KEEFE 15TH 11TH 4TH BARNES LEWIS SAND KISHWAUKEE GREGORY 9TH MATTIS SEMINOLE 7TH AD 18TH MAGNOLIA SEMINARY EN US 2,000 CORNELIA RA ILR O 7TH 17TH VIOLET FULMER 8TH 6TH Keith Creek SOUTH Khlem HALL 4TH 5TH UNION PEOPL ES Blackhawk PRAIRIE MUTIMER 4T H 2N D 3R D 3RD BUCHANA N RIVER AR Y EE T STR NA ME D UN MARY LINDA Fuller Creek 3RD 20TH CLARA LUCILLE PR TH E BUCKBEE BROADWAY CHRISTINA HOLLAND ROSE CLOVER RE ST OR RAMP 0 Y2 HW JEAN W MA ATE R DI SO N 1S T MA IN ORANGE SANO IUM US 3 BANKS N SO EL BLACKHAWK IRIS PRENTICE VE D 8TH ISLAND S 2ND BAKER AM N CHA RLE 1ST CATLIN SE MIN WEST 2 GRAH INDIANA MARC HE BREMER REVELL Sinnissippi STATE COLLEGE LANE ILLINOIS RA MP FISK ROCK SALTE R POND EDNA 1 COLE OGILBY KELLEY CHURCH HULIN WISCONSIN South Main WY MA N EB AG O WI NN FERGUSO N SANFORD CORBIN ROSE HOLLAND DIC ROSE LOOMIS SPAFFORD ET OA K GR O FO R KNOWLTON LINCOLN FERN WIGTON ASH UT MA RK MORGAN CLIFTON MICHIGAN WA LN KENT IVY DOMINO North Main KENT KNOWLTON HARDING HOPKINS A ROMONA KERMAN CENTRAL CLOVER N A O IN AG CLOVER VICTORIA EG M O VE NTA NI G UE CE T R AR CE DA R BLAKE COURT BIANCA HORACE E SUNS Kent Creek HULIN HULIN SOUTH HOUGH TON CUNNINGH AM BLAKE GENOA VICTORIA N TA Y JOHNSTON JOHNSTON FOSTER CU M PIERPONT LEXINGTON HARTFORD CONCORD CAMBRIDGE TRENTON NEWPORT DAISYFIELD Ü CROWLEY A GH NIN HUDSON BARNUM South Main Watershed Flooding Issues Figure SM - 1 City of Rockford, Illinois Autumn 2008 4T H 3RD 4TH 6TH 5TH UNION RA ILR O 7TH 3RD 11TH 12TH 5TH LORDEN 8TH 16TH 23RD Legend 5TH OLSEN Pipe RANGER REED SubType FITCH BARNUM 8TH GravityMain 7TH LYLE RIVER BLAIR CHAP MAN SENECA IROQUOIS BROOKE BILDAHL Watershed Boundary WILLS 4TH ECHO MAIN CENTRAL ADELINE Outfall R MARION ALTON PARK NE SA SCORE HARRISON Detention 9TH EXPRESS " ) ! 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( MAGNOLIA WEST ISLAND ILLINOIS PRENTICE LANE GRAHA M POND KELLEY BREMER REVELL STATE 8TH SALTE R COLE OGILBY EB AG O WI NN FERGUSO N SANFORD HULIN WISCONSIN South Main UT COLLEGE KNOWLTON LINCOLN ROSE LOOMIS SPAFFORD ET MORGAN CORBIN ROSE HOLLAND DIC KENT FERN WIGTON ASH MA RK OA K FO R COURT BIANCA MICHIGAN WA LN GR O KENT IVY DOMINO CE DA R BLAKE KNOWLTON HARDING HOPKINS A ROMONA KERMAN CENTRAL CLOVER N A O IN AG CLOVER VICTORIA T EG AR VICTORIA PIERPONT HORACE E SUNS HULIN HULIN SOUTH HOUGH TON CUNNINGH AM BLAKE GENOA R JOHNSTON JOHNSTON FOSTER N M TA Y M O VE NTA NI G UE CE CU A GH NIN LEXINGTON HARTFORD CONCORD CAMBRIDGE TRENTON NEWPORT DAISYFIELD Ü CROWLEY HUDSON BARNUM OpenChannel South Main Outfalls, Detention and Storm Sewer Figure SM - 2 City of Rockford, Illinois Current Data as of Autumn 2008