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File #: App 25-039    Version: 1 Name: 10:30 a.m. Appointment Rolling Meadows Drainage Study
Type: Appointment Status: Archived
File created: 5/6/2025 In control: Governance and Priorities Committee
On agenda: 5/20/2025 Final action: 5/20/2025
Title: 10:30 a.m. Appointment - Rolling Meadows Drainage Study Proposed Motion That the Rolling Meadows Estates Drainage Study Final Draft Report update be received for information, as presented.
Attachments: 1. 1. Rolling Meadows Drainage Study - Presentation, 2. 2. Rolling Meadows Drainage Study Draft Final - Report
Title
10:30 a.m. Appointment - Rolling Meadows Drainage Study

Proposed Motion
That the Rolling Meadows Estates Drainage Study Final Draft Report update be received for information, as presented.

Body
Administration Recommendation
Administration supports the proposed motion. This is the final check in point with Governance and Priorities Committee for this project and report.
Purpose
Administration is providing the final draft of the Rolling Meadows Estates Drainage Study to the Governance and Priorities Committee for information.
Summary
In October of 2024 ISL Engineering and Land Services Ltd. was retained to compete a drainage study for Rolling Meadows Estates. The project is now complete, and the final draft report is being presented to the Governance and Priorities Committee for review.
Rolling Meadows Estates is a country residential subdivision that was developed in the 1970’s. It is located north of Highway 16 near Spruce Grove and immediately south of the Atim Creek floodplain.
Rolling Meadows has a history of flooding issues since it was developed. The flooding complaints are reported by residents to both County administration and elected officials. In response to the on-going concerns at Rolling Meadows, Parkland County engaged ISL Engineering and Land Services to complete this drainage study.
The scope of work for this study included stakeholder engagement, hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, review of historical flooding, field survey, and development of potential solutions to address flooding. The study focused on surface water and specifically excludes groundwater.
The attached presentation and final draft report provide the detailed information of the review including recommended actions.
Historical Information:
APP 23-056 Stormwater Master Plan Final Draft - was presented to Council in June of 2023. A strategic action recommended in the master plan was to conduct local stormwater studies to address historical drainage challenges.

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