10.7.24

Hillside Park Stormwater Pond and Recreation Destination ::Stormwater Project - Rodney Dormitory Site :: Newark DE

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Hillside Park Stormwater Pond and Recreation Destination

: Stormwater Project - Rodney Dormitory Site :: Newark DE

 


 https://newarkde.gov/992/Stormwater-Project-Rodney-Dormitory-Site

 

Stormwater Project - Rodney Dormitory Site

 

About the Project

The City of Newark is developing the Caesar Rodney Residence Hall Complex located at 103 Hillside Road, which closed in the spring of 2015.  The City is under contract to purchase the property and has proposed a plan for development of the site, which will integrate a state of the art stormwater management facility along with recreational and educational components. 

The City implemented a robust public participation program to re-imagine the site and make the final product something residents of and visitors to Newark will proudly utilize for years to come. The public participation included three workshops held over several months in fall 2017 to collaborate on the design and amenities of the new site. All materials from those workshops are posted below. 

Following the public participation program, a final concept was presented to Council on December 11, 2017. By incorporating input from the public, elected officials, and City staff, the final plan includes a combination of items balancing community recreation, infrastructure, and stormwater needs. Integration with the surroundings, existing conditions, and consideration of environmental and natural resources are also included in the final design. The City has been approved to utilize State Revolving Loan Funds through the referendum process, which was completed June 2018, for the purchase and development of the site.

Demolition Air Monitoring

Up-to-date air monitoring results may be found on the Rodney Complex Demolition: Air Monitoring Summary Table.

Public Workshop: Rodney Stormwater Pond and Park Project
4:00 p.m. - 7 p.m., Wednesday, August 21, 2019

The Rodney Stormwater Pond and Park Project was included in the 2018 list of Referendum Projects. Since the passing of the referendum, City staff have been working on the plans and specifications for the Rodney Stormwater Pond and Park based on public feedback. Demolition of the Rodney Buildings will begin in September of 2019. This public workshop will inform residents on the demolition process and also provide updates to the pond and park amenities. Feedback and comments may still be sent via email to RodneySite@jmt.com.

Below are the presentation boards and the PowerPoint presentation provided at the most recent workshop.  To learn more, please click on an image for closer look.






 

https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/9727/Rodney-Council-Pres-121117?bidId=



















































 

 https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8840/Rodney---PCB-Asbestos-Abatement-and-Air-Monitoring-Summary?bidId=





https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8598/WRA-Rodney-complex-presentation?bidId=



Delivering complex projects

  • All disciplines in-house

  • Constant communication with client and project team

  • Direct involvement in stakeholder outreach

  • Effectiveprojectmanagementskillsandtools – Kickoff meeting
    – Action item lists
    – Documentation

    – File sharing
    – Reporting
    – Interagency coordination
    – Quality assurance 

     























     

     

    Presented by:JMT

    Presented to:City of Newark

    City of Newark April 10, 2017

     https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8599/Rodney-Presentation_JMT?bidId=

     


























     
     https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8597/Newark-Presentation-Rev-1?bidId=
     
    City of Newark
    Park and Stormwater Management
    Facility at Former Caesar Rodney
    Dormitory Complex
    April 10, 2017
    This Morning’s Presentation AECOM
     
     



























    https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8193/2017-Rodney-Presentation-to-Council-FINAL?bidId=
     
    Rodney Complex Initiative:
    Potential for Stormwater
    Improvements & Public Space
    Creation
    March 15, 2017




















    https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8065/6A?bidId=

    Purchase and Sale Agreement - Rodney Dormitory Parcel for Primary Development of a Stormwater Facility





















     
     








































    https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8066/6A-Attachment-1?bidId=
     

     https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8104/Rodney-Presentation-2-27-17-update-kmb?bidId=
     
     
     











    https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8090/6A-Attachment-4?bidId=
     
    https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8091/6A-Attachment-5?bidId=
     

     
     













     
     
    https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8089/6A-Attachment-3?bidId=
     
     
    APPRAISAL OF THE REAL PROPERTIES
    Rodney Parcel - 103 Hillside Road Dickinson Parcel - 321 Hillside Road
    City of Newark
    New Castle County, Delaware
    AS OF: November 21, 2014




    https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8092/6A-Attachment-6?bidId=

     

    TIMELINE FOR RODNEYFOLLOWING 

     


     https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8992/Agenda_Factsheet?bidId=

    Rodney Dormitory Site
    Stormwater Project

    Thank you for coming out to help shape the future of the Rodney Dormitory Site!


    Tonight’s meeting will include a brief overview of the existing Rodney Dormitory Site and several
    activities and exercises to gather your feedback, comments, and questions to help shape the future
    of the site. The City values your feedback, and it is important in helping us determine the future of
    the project.


    Our goal is to investigate new opportunities for the Rodney Dormitory Site that manage stormwater
    and help alleviate flooding in areas of Newark, and provide residents and visitors with fun and unique
    recreational opportunities for years to come.


     

    https://newarkde.gov/DocumentCenter/View/8999/Workshop-1_Presentation?bidId=





























 

1.7.24

Drainage Ditch Clogged with Debris 300-500 Brookland Ave - Little Mill Creek :: NCC Woodland Run Park

 Drainage Ditch Clogged with Debris 300-500 Brookland Ave - Little Mill Creek 

:: NCC Woodland Run Park 

 

 



 

Your attention in this matter is much appreciated  .

Feel free too reach out 302-463-2239 with any questions or clarification 


BTCC Pres. Charles C Stirk Jr




Logjam at South Bridge Across Little Mill Creek NCC Woodland Run Park 500 Brookland Ave

Logjam at South Bridge Across Little Mill Creek NCC Woodland Run Park  500 Brookland Ave




Your attention in this matter is much appreciated  .

Feel free too reach out 302-463-2239 with any questions or clarification 


BTCC Pres. Charles C Stirk Jr

Rotted Ballard Fallen NCC Woodland Run Park - 400 Brookland Ave

Rotted Ballard Fallen NCC Woodland Run Park - 400 Brookland Ave 






NCC Woodland Run Park - 400 Brookland Ave 

Rotted Ballard Fell  entrance to the NCC Woodland Run  at   100/200 Block North Woodward at 300 Block Brookland Ave

Your attention in this matter is much appreciated  .

Feel free too reach out 302-463-2239 with any questions or clarification 


BTCC Pres. Charles C Stirk Jr



Trees Down Across Access Road - NCC Woodland Run Park - 400/500 Brookland Ave

 Trees Down Across Access Road - NCC Woodland Run Park - 400/500 Brookland Ave







Trees Down Across Access Road - NCC Woodland Run Park - 400 Brookland Ave 


Standing Deadwood trunk looming  over Sanitary sewer manhole cover , seems it would be cheaper to take out standing dead wood before it destroys the Sanitary sewer manhole cover , 

Tree is also in the drainage ditch adjacent to the access road .

These downed trees are impending the use of  entrance to the park at   100/200 Block North Woodward at 300 Block Brookland Ave
 
Your attention in this matter is much appreciated  .

Feel free too reach out 302-463-2239 with any questions or clarification 


BTCC Pres. Charles C Stirk Jr