Stormwater Pumps and Tide Gates
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The engineering firm BayLand has been selected to design tide gates and two stormwater pumping stations as well as conduct the bidding for the construction phase of this project. Design and construction of this project are funded by $1,379,474 in Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funds combined with 10% match and $92,274 remaining in Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) funds.
Stormwater pumping stations will be located at Broadway & 8th and the Norris Harbor Drive intersection with Gerald Ditch. The following locations have tide gates under design: 7th St, Cove St, Somerset Ave Extended, Woodson School Road, Broad Street & Lumber, and Broad Street & 9th Street.
Stormwater Pumps & Tide Gates - $1.379 M
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Location: Broadway & 8th and Norris Harbor Drive intersection with Gerald Ditch. Other locations under design: 7th St, Cove St, Somerset Ave Extended, Woodson School, Broad St & Lumber, and Broad St & 9th St.
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Description: This project includes the installation of multiple tide gates and two stormwater pumping stations to improve flood control and stormwater management. These enhancements will help reduce tidal flooding impacts, increase system efficiency, and strengthen the City’s overall resilience to severe weather and rising water levels.
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Size: Multi-site stormwater infrastructure network
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Funding: FEMA, MDE, and City (5% match)
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Status: Engineering Complete
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Complete: 2026
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Amount: $1.379M