This project consists of a comprehensive city-wide culvert assessment and prioritization, covering publicly owned conveyance culverts throughout all watersheds within the City of South Burlington

The Shelburne MS4 Stormwater Master Plan Appendices are available here.

The Town of Shelburne in collaboration with CCRPC developed a MS4 Stormwater Master Plan (SWMP) that would guide the Town's stormwater capital improvements over the next 14 years to meet the MS4 permit requirements by 2036.  This SWMP focused on the phosphorous and flow reduction requirements as estimated today.  Key findings from the Phosphorous Control Plan (PCP) developed in 2020 were presented throughout this SWMP to provide context for the remaining work required to meet the PCP target.  This study re-evaluated the Flow Restoration Plan (FRP) developed in 2017 to assess the feasibility of certain proposed practices, and to relate the total proposed flow reduction volume to updated estimates.

In 2018 the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) received grant funding from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources (VTANR) Clean Water Initiative Program to supplement funds from the Town of Milton to develop a Stormwater Master Plan (SWMP) for Milton. Fitzgerald Environmental Associates, LLC (FEA) was hired by the Town and CCRPC in the summer of 2018 to develop the plan. This final SWMP report for the Town of Milton represents significant efforts and collaborations over the last year between the Town, FEA, CCRPC, VTANR, and other partners, including private landowners and business owners, interested in mitigating stormwater and improving water quality. The goal of this project was to identify and prioritize stormwater improvement projects throughout the Town, with a focus on Town owned properties. Project prioritization followed the Unified Scoring Metrics recently developed by VTDEC (2018a). Conceptual design plans (30% design) were prepared for 15 high-priority projects. Additional phosphorus loading and removal estimates were completed to assist the Town with planning for future efforts to prepare the Phosporus Control Plan.