Making Stormwater Fun and Fun A Case Study of Metro Community Colleg
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1 Making Stormwater Fun and Fun A Case Study of Metro Community Colleg Kristina Kubicek, LEED AP October, 2010
2 Introduction Project Overview Project Tour Sustainable Aspects of Project
3 Introduction HDR Engineering/ Architecture/ Consulting Established in ,744 Employee Owners 185 Offices Worldwide
4 Introduction Sustainability is our Middle Name Member of the Architecture 2030 Challange More than 13,700,000 sf of LEED Projects 700+ LEED APs Working with Habitat for Humanity to build Omaha s first LEED Habitat house
5 Introduction Sustainability is our Middle Name Healthcare LEED Certified and Registered Projects Anschutz Inpatient Pavilion; Aurora, Colorado Barre Family Health Center; Worcester, Massachusetts Bellevue Medical Center; Bellevue, Nebraska Community Hospital at Fort Belvoir, Virginia Hershey Medical Center; Hershey, Pennsylvania Salvation Army Kroc Center, Omaha, Nebraska Medical Office Building at Fort Belvoir, Virginia Metro Health Hospital and CUP; Wyoming, Michigan Metropolitan Community College, Omaha, Nebraska University of Nebraska Medical Center; Omaha, Nebraska VA Pittsburgh Admin Building; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Veterans Administration San Juan MC Clinical Admin Building; Puerto Rico
6 Introduction Omaha Site Studio Mary McCawley Studio Leader Brad Young Brad Swerczek Daniel Rhodes Dipti Trivedi
7 Introduction MCC HDR Project Team John Cambridge P.E. CFM Jim McLellan Electrical Engineer Tim Wurtele Project Architect Brandon Kyle Structural Engineer Dan Donahoe Mechanical Engineer
8 Introduction MCC Project Team Extended Family Stan Horrell Bernie Sedlacek Sam Neal Jon Skinner MCC MCC Sampson Construction Midwest Construction
9 Kris Kubicek Introduction Born and raised in MN Undergraduate in Biology College of St Benedict/St John's U Spent four years in Atlanta Three years of Grad School U of MN MLA, MURP HDR Omaha for 3+ years
10 Project Overview
11 Project Overview Fort Omaha Campus Located in Northeast Omaha West of the Airport One of Seven locations Only location with Culinary classes
12 Project Overview Located on the corner of 30 th and Sorenson One of first locations settled in Omaha as military base Still used by Military ROTC Project Scope included Culinary Arts Institute/ Convention Center and Site
13 Project Overview Campus prior to construction View looking north at 32 nd View looking north at 32 d and Sorenson
14 Project Overview Campus prior to construction View looking north at 32 nd View looking north at 32 d and Sorenson
15 Project Overview Campus prior to construction View looking north at 32 nd View looking north at 32 d and Sorenson
16 Project Tour
17 Project Tour View looking north at 32 nd View looking north at 32 d and Sorenson
18 Project Tour
19 Project Tour
20 Project Tour
21 Project Tour
22 Project Tour
23 Project Tour
24 Sustainable Aspects
25 Sustainable Aspects How did we talk the client into this? Client Asked for LEED certification Existing site conditions challenged traditional methods Sustainable Site Aspects used for LEED Bioswales Roof Harvest Pervious Pavement Brownfield Site Erosion Control Native plantings Concrete (SRI Index)
26 Sustainable Aspects Bioswale Harvest Tank Pervious Concrete
27 Sustainable Aspects Parking lot Bioswales Water Quality is Improved by Filtration Infiltration Nutrient Uptake Biological Action Helps eliminate silt inorganic contaminants organic compounds pathogens
28 Sustainable Aspects Parking lot Bioswales How They Work Curb Cut Entry Points Stormwater moves North Rubber flap gate for CSO issues Maintenance Water Entry Points Plant Maintenance Drain with Flap Drain High Point in Grading
29 Sustainable Aspects Before Planting
30 Sustainable Aspects Parking lot Bioswales Shortly After Planting
31 Sustainable Aspects Parking lot Bioswales A Month of Growing
32 Sustainable Aspects Parking lot Bioswales Lessons Learned Make sure installers don t heap mulch at the curb cuts Coordinate installation for end of project or attempt to protect the Area before planting Be careful with your revision clouds
33 Sustainable Aspects Rain Harvest Tank Why Harvest Water? LEED points Reduce on-site flooding Reduce the size of detention ponds/save site space Reduce water costs Extend life of landscaping Initial Steps Determined water demand to support vegetation Used Historic rainfall record to estimate monthly supply Sized tank to supplement rainfall with irrigation
34 Sustainable Aspects Rain Harvest Tank How it works Roof runoff to tank via filter during irrigation season Tank will be closed off during off seasonif the tank is full the slide gate will act as overflow and water will be directed into sewer Pumps, controls, sensors etc provided by irrigation contractor Roof Drains Overflow Storage Tank Diversion Manhole
35 Sustainable Aspects Rain Harvest Tank How it works Filtration to remove 50 micron or larger particles Filtration to remove 50 micron or larger particles (probably not required today )
36 Sustainable Aspects Why filter the water? not collect more?
37 Sustainable Aspects How much will be irrigated? Rain Harvest Tank
38 Sustainable Aspects The question on everyone s mind What Does a 15,000 Gallon Tank Look Like???
39 Sustainable Aspects Rain Harvest Tank
40 Sustainable Aspects
41 Sustainable Aspects Rain Harvest Tank
42 Sustainable Aspects Rain Harvest Tank Lessons Learned Location, Location, Location Coordination is Key
43 Sustainable Aspects Sustainable Aspects Pervious Pavement What is Pervious Pavement? A Pavement that allows water to pass through can have void percentage of 15-25% Depending p g on void ratio,, may y allow 3-8 gallons of water per minute to pass through each square foot Consists C i t off a mixture i t off coarse aggregate, water and little to no sand Can serve as temporary detention Serves as filter and biological uptake project j money y by y taking g Can save p water underground with no need to detain elsewhere on site
44 Sustainable Aspects Pervious Pavement Why at Metro? Was used to address stormwater management needs for expansion of lot Utility conflict prevented connection to the north Insufficient grade prevented connection to system at 30 th and Sorenson Parkway Design for 10 year storm and overland flow route for 100 year storm
45 Sustainable Aspects Pervious Pavement Due to tight clay soils, infiltration rate is the discharge capacity of the slotted 4 pipe placed on geotextile fabric
46 Sustainable Aspects Pervious Pavement The Process!
47 Sustainable Aspects Pervious Pavement The Process!
48 Sustainable Aspects Pervious Pavement The Process!
49 Sustainable Aspects Pervious Pavement Jereme Montgomery with Nebraska Concrete and Aggregate Association trained the workers and did some groundbreaking research into the weight and consistency of the pervious concrete
50 Sustainable Aspects Pervious Pavement The Product! 5,670 sq ft PP drains 21,490 sq ft regular concrete and 3,450 turf area for 10-year 24-hour storm
51 Sustainable Aspects Pervious Pavement The Product 6 months later!
52 Sustainable Aspects Pervious Pavement Now What? Maintenance Periodic vacuuming once/twice a year Can power wash to remove accumulated Dirt A Rule of Thumb to Remember: Make sure the construction team has had the proper training This should be the last pour of the project, placed after surrounding area has been stabilized Not necessary everywhere MCC is only in parking magazines it s best to avoid areas with a lot of turning movement
53 Sustainable Aspects Lake Kristina Eh?
54 Sustainable Aspects Questions?
55 Want to know more? Kristina Kubicek HDR Architecture John Cambridge HDR Engineering hd i Nebraska Concrete and Aggregates Association Jereme Montgomery jereme@nebraconagg.com
56 Thanks!
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