The Storm water Project in Oslo From strategy to action

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The Storm water Project in Oslo From strategy to action Cecilie Bråthen, Project manager for the storm water project The City of Oslo, Water and Sewerage Works

Agenda 1.The Storm water Strategy 2012-2014 2. The Action-plan 2014-2016

The Storm water Project THE STORM WATER STRATEGY

Storm water Strategy Organizing the work Steering Committee Management level Working group Executive worker level Participating agencies The Water and Sewerage Works (chair) The Agency for Urban Environment The Agency for Real Estate and Urban Renewal The Agency for Planning and Building Services Content Part 1 Survey What is today s situation within the agencies? What are their: Responsibilities, goals, tools and needs regarding storm-water management Part 2 Discussion - What should be our common goals and working-path - Who should have the responsibility to ensure that the goals are met

Storm water Strategy Our goals Storm water management in Oslo shall use open and local solutions to: Damage due to storm water and urban flooding shall be avoided Storm water that is led to a recipient shall have a quality that the recipient Storm can handle, water should so that the be infiltrated, goals EU s retained Water-Directive and utilized can locally where it is possible, be met by using open and multifunctional retentions systems Meet climate change and minimize damage and disadvantages for people, buildings, property and infrastructure Safeguards the environment and good ecological and chemical state in water-bodies Utilize storm water as a resource in the citylandscape Photo: Cecilie Bråthen, The Water and Sewerage Works

Storm water Strategy Tool to reach our goals Storm-Water management in three steps Source: Norwegian Water / Oddvar Lindholm (NMBU, Norwegian university of life Science) 1. Small rain catch and infiltrate 2. Medium rain - collect and retain 3. Large rain/cloudburst safe floodways

Storm water Strategy Working method Storm water shall be a natural part of the city-planning In new development: Implement storm water management at an early stage in the In built up areas: planning-process and make sure the municipality is capable to be distinct and predictable Determine in what our expectations the challenges and are demands in the different areas Consider, and implement means that stimulates to a broader use of open and multifunctional Consider what solutions measures are best suited in the different areas and how they can be implemented Make sure open and multifunctional storm water management is a part of the municipality s Plan, prioritize own specifications and implement when the chozen building measures public places and buildings

Storm water Strategy Responsibility The Water and Sewerage Works shall have the coordinating sector-responsibility for holistic storm water management The responsibility entails: To coordinate the municipality in its work To ensure that a holistic approach is met To guide and inform To ensure that decisions are made at the right level To ensure that the municipality has the right and necessary means to carry out the intentions in the strategy

The Storm water Project THE ACTION-PLAN

The Action-plan Organizing the work Subject area 1 Law, Planning and Economy Working group Steering committee Subject area 2 Urban flooding and road-water Subject area 3 Bluegreen solutions Participating agencies The Water and Sewerage Works (chair) The Agency for Urban Environment The Agency for Real Estate and Urban Renewal The Agency for Planning and Building Services The Emergency Planning Agency The cultural Heritage Management Office

The Action-plan Subject area 1; Law-Planning-Economy 1. Analysis How to exploit our existing framework; possibilities and challenges How to exploit the planning system; the process from the municipal master plan to building applications 2. Suggested measures can be: Future co-operative organization A change in the municipality s administration of storm water in planning and building processes 3. Tools under development Routines, rules and regulations

The Action-plan Subject area 2, Urban flooding 1. Analysis Determine floodways Wanted floodways Critical areas Methods for mapping 2. Suggested measures can be: Building floodways areas to prioritize Rules and regulations to safeguard the floodways in the future 3. Tools under development Map Method for mapping

The Action-plan Subject area 3, Blue green storm water solutions (SUDS) 1. Analysis Determine areas for infiltration Collect knowledge on SUDS used under Nordic conditions 2. Suggested measures can be: Digitalize data on soil quality Build SUDS on municipal property and stimulating tools for private developers Collaboration in municipal projects 3. Tools under development Collection on SUDS-facts and inspiration Organizing collaboration

The Action-plan Subject area 1 and 3, The Pilot-project of Deichmanns gate Building SUDS in a built-up area in the Pilot Deichmannsgate city-center with challenging soil conditions Measuring precipitation, how the SUDS work, ground water levels Gain and evaluate the experiences from collaboration and building Photo by: Hanna Storemyr, The Agency for Urban Environment Kilde: Vann- og avløpsetaten

The Action-plan End product A action-document with suggested measures and supporting tools Prioritized implementation Determined implementation responsibility Suggested collaborative organization

Thank you for your attention! cecilie.braathen@vav.oslo.kommune.no