File #: 2022-1799    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Consent
File created: 6/14/2022 In control: Board of Commissioners
On agenda: 6/28/2022 Final action: 6/28/2022
Title: Commission District(s): Commission District 4 and District 6 Approve the Requested District 6 ARP Funding of $10,860 for Clarkston Shores' Association/ Clarkston Lake Committee to Update a 2007 Assessment of the Storm Water Damages so that they can Seek Outside Funding to Remediate and Restore this Lake and Pond.
Attachments: 1. Crystal Shores Watershed Boundary, 2. GAI_Clarkston_Report28June2007

                                    

Public Hearing:  YES      NO                                                   Department: Board of Commissioners - District 6                                     

 

SUBJECT:

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Commission District(s): Commission District 4 and District 6

Approve the Requested District 6 ARP Funding of $10,860 for Clarkston Shores’ Association/ Clarkston Lake Committee to Update a 2007 Assessment of the Storm Water Damages so that they can Seek Outside Funding to Remediate and Restore this Lake and Pond.

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Information Contact: Commissioner Edward “Ted” Terry

Phone Number: 404-371-4909

 

PURPOSE:

The D6 ARP funding of $10,860 will fund updating the assessment of the condition of the Storm Water system that serves DeKalb County, followed by a plan to address and correct these areas into the future (which this part of the plan has never been done)

 

NEED/IMPACT:

Clarkston Shores and Crystal Pond which is a mainstay of the DeKalb County’s Storm Water Run Off. Although private since 1970, this pond/lake is open and available to DeKalb County for unrestricted access and the community hosts several annual community events

In 2007, a study was paid by the City of Clarkston and DeKalb County to assess storm water and damage. Following that appraisal, in 2010, the City and the County paid to fully dredge and restock fish.

In 2018, following a mass sewer spill, CEO Thurmond restored the fish that perished.  The requested funds are now necessary to update the assessment .so the HOA can seek the needed funding to address sediment removal, partial dredging and practical erosion solutions.

 

FISCAL IMPACT:

This request and proposal for the American Rescue Funds for Reparations, Remediation and Assessment for Storm Water Issues and Damage to Clarkston Lake and Crystal Pond are outlined as:

                     Replacement of Loss of Funds to Replace Common Area Erosion: $2,500

                     Water Quality/ Turbidity Analysis and Routine Maintenance to address Algae Issues as a Result of Storm Water Run Off: $2,860

                     Stormwater Inspection: $800

                     Sedimentation Assessment:  $2,200

                     Erosion Assessment: $2,500

 

Total: $10,860

 

RECOMMENDATION:

Recommended Action

Approve the District 6 ARP appropriation and authorize the chief executive officer to execute all necessary documents