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Merced Avenue Stormwater Capture Project CIP No. 089

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The City of El Monte is implementing the Merced Avenue Stormwater Capture Project (CIP No. 089), a comprehensive infrastructure initiative located on a 2.56-acre site between Merced Avenue and Brockway Street in Los Angeles County. The project focuses on replacing an existing open concrete storm drain with a subsurface reinforced box culvert and a diversion structure designed to capture dry-weather and partial wet-weather flows. These captured flows will be managed by a treatment system featuring pretreatment facilities and a 0.3-acre vegetated bio-swale with a storage capacity of 0.23 acre-feet and a subsurface passive irrigation system. In addition to water quality enhancements, the project includes significant pedestrian and bicycle connectivity improvements. This involves the construction of a shared use path above the new culvert, the installation of raised crosswalks at Merced Avenue and Brockway Street, motion-activated lighting, pedestrian gates, and an 8-foot-tall metal screening fence along the northern and southern boundaries. Managed by the Public Works Division, the project is subject to environmental review under CEQA, with an Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration process. Construction is anticipated to begin in May 2027 and reach completion by December 2028.

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El Monte's Merced Avenue project replaces storm drains with culverts and paths by December 2028.

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California → City of El Monte

Place of Performance

Merced Avenue and Brockway Street, El Monte, CA, 91731

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AgencyCalifornia → City of El Monte
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of El Monte
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Frank CoyleDirector of Planning
Jerry MorenoPublic Works

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CASC Engineering and ConsultingColton, CA

Full Description

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The City of El Monte proposes to replace the existing City-owned El Monte Storm Drain between Merced Avenue and Brockway Street. The Project includes stormwater infrastructure improvements, water quality enhancements, and pedestrian and bicycle connectivity improvements. Specifically, the existing open concrete channel will be replaced with a subsurface reinforced box culvert and a diversion structure designed to capture dry-weather flows and a portion of wet-weather flows. Captured stormwater will be conveyed to a treatment system consisting of pretreatment facilities and a vegetated bio-swale with a footprint of approximately 0.3 acres, a ponding depth of 0.75 feet, and a storage capacity of approximately 0.23 acre-feet. The bio-swale will include a subsurface passive irrigation system to support vegetation. The Project also includes construction of a shared use path above the culvert, raised crosswalks at Merced Avenue and Brockway Street, pedestrian gates, motion-activated lighting, and installation of an 8-foot-tall metal screening fence along both the southern and northern boundaries. The Project site is approximately 2.56 acres in size and is located within a fully developed urban area. Construction is anticipated to begin in May 2027 and be completed by December 2028.

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