Wildwood public meetings in 2021
17 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is meeting to discuss public education programs for 2022 and updates to the pre-permitting process. The body will also review the work program matrix and potential funding from the Federal Infrastructure Bill.
- Resident outreach program and draft letter for Evergreen Subdivision
- Pre-permitting process update regarding Highlands At Wildhorse Subdivision erosion
- Work program matrix updates for 2021 and 2022
- Discussion of Federal Infrastructure Bill funding for erosion control
- Review of Stormwater Master Plan and ordinance
Community Outreach Task Force
The Community Outreach Task Force will discuss presentations from outside agencies and seek consensus on a spreadsheet of organizations. The body intends to take action on the final draft of this spreadsheet and determine how it will be hosted and updated.
- Action on Final Draft of Spreadsheet of Organizations
- Discussion of presentations from outside agencies from October 2021
- Approval of October 13, 2021 meeting minutes
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is meeting to discuss membership with City Attorney John Young and update the 2021-2022 work program matrix. The body will also address erosion issues in specific subdivisions and review carryover items regarding public and private property repairs.
- Discussion of task force members with City Attorney John Young
- Addition of Highlands At Wildhorse Subdivision erosion issue to permitting process
- Update to the 2021 and 2022 Work Program Matrix
- Discussion of meeting with Evergreen Subdivision Trustees
- Review of Stormwater Master Plan/Ordinance
Community Outreach Task Force
The Community Outreach Task Force is meeting to hear five-minute presentations and Q&A from participating organizations and agencies. The group will also discuss the development and hosting of a spreadsheet of organizations.
- Presentations by participating organizations and agencies
- Review of individual responses to questionnaires
- Discussion on the final draft and hosting of a spreadsheet of organizations
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is meeting to discuss a final draft report from Wilson Hydro regarding detention and retention basins. The body will also analyze the 2021 and 2022 work program matrix and discuss erosion repairs to public and private properties.
- Submittal of Final Draft of the Detention and Retention Basin and Storage Report by Wilson Hydro
- Analysis of Work Program Matrix for 2021 and 2022
- Discussion on erosion repairs to critical public locations
- Review of legality regarding funding and access for private property watershed challenges
- Consideration of Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District's Stormwater Townhalls
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is discussing Phase II and III work programs, including a report from Wilson Hydro. The body is reviewing funding options such as the Parks and Stormwater Sales Tax and bond offering processes for repairs.
- Submittal of 2nd Phase Report of Work Program by Wilson Hydro
- Update on 3rd Phase Work Program permitting with outside agencies
- Discussion of Parks and Stormwater Sales Tax funding
- Review of bond offering processes for repairs and restorations
- Discussion on repairing privately-held detention and retention basins
Community Outreach Task Force
The Community Outreach Task Force is reviewing a worksheet of submitted organizations, agencies, and others. Members will also review a draft questionnaire intended for these organizations and determine the structure for future meetings with respondents.
- Review of organization work sheet format and additions
- Review of completed questionnaire to be provided to organizations
- Determination of meeting structure and parameters for questionnaire respondents
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is meeting to review design schematics and estimates from Wilson Hydro. The body will discuss funding options, the Phase II work program regarding permitting, and legal challenges related to repairs on private properties.
- Final design schematics and estimates from Wilson Hydro
- Phase II Work Program regarding permitting with outside agencies
- Review of current budget and commitments including a USGS Study
- Discussion on legality of funding and access for private property creek bank stabilization
- Review of Stormwater Master Plan and associated ordinances
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is reviewing funding options including a Parks and Stormwater Sales Tax proposal. The group will consider the United States Geological Survey scope of services and Wilson Hydro design considerations for critical locations.
- Review of current budget and commitments
- Update on Parks and Stormwater Sales Tax Proposal
- Final consideration of USGS Scope of Services and Proposal
- Presentation of Wilson Hydro designs and second phase work program
- Discussion of erosion repairs for critical public locations
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is meeting to review public education outreach and a priority matrix for critical locations. The body will discuss a scope of services and proposal from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and design considerations from Wilson Hydro.
- Election of a Chair or Co-Chairs
- Review of Critical Locations Priority Matrix
- USGS scope of services and proposal with cost components
- Wilson Hydro initial design considerations for critical locations
- Presentation of public education outreach efforts
Community Outreach Task Force
The Community Outreach Task Force is reviewing a list of organizations and agencies for potential engagement. The body is developing a questionnaire for these entities and determining the structure for a future meeting on August 10, 2021.
- Review of worksheet of submitted organizations and agencies
- Development of a questionnaire for organizations and agencies
- Planning of structure and parameters for the August 10, 2021 meeting
- Approval of February 9, 2021 meeting minutes
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is meeting to discuss public education efforts and the progress of the Critical Locations Priority Matrix. The body will also review scope of services and proposals from consultants. Additionally, the group will examine research regarding Creve Coeur's Prop C parks and stormwater tax ballot proposal.
- Review of scope of services and proposal from United States Geological Survey (USGS)
- Review of scope of services and proposal from Wilson Hydro, L.L.C.
- Presentation on community awareness and public education outreach
- Research on Creve Coeur Prop C Parks and Storm Water Tax Ballot Proposal
- Progress update on the Critical Locations Priority Matrix
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is reviewing a presentation from the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District regarding the city's critical locations list. The body is also determining recommended direction for City Council on a parks and stormwater sales tax initiative.
- MSD presentation on City's Critical Locations List
- Recommended direction to City Council on Parks and Stormwater Sales Tax Initiative
- Public Education subcommittee report
- Stormwater Master Plan/Ordinance Review subcommittee report
- Discussion on Stormwater Impact Fees and the Stream Stewardship Trust Fund (SSTF)
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Public Education Subcommittee of the Watershed Erosion Task Force is meeting to discuss community awareness and education strategies. The group will review social media resources and a summary of critical locations.
- Status of Education - Sprint 1
- Community Awareness Presentation
- Social media campaign resources
- Review of critical locations summary/visual
- Discussion of Creek Walks for Sprint 2
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is meeting to discuss priority erosion locations and funding mechanisms. The body will provide recommended direction to the City Council regarding a stormwater sales tax initiative.
- Recommended direction to City Council on Parks and Stormwater sales tax initiative
- Update on revised ranking of priority erosion locations
- Update on Stormwater Impact Fees and the Stream Stewardship Trust Fund (SSTF)
- Discussion with USGS representative
- Reports from Public Education and Stormwater Master Plan/Ordinance Review subcommittees
Community Outreach Task Force
The Community Outreach Task Force is meeting to review its work program and proposed schedule. The group will also discuss non-profit organizations located within Wildwood.
- Approval of November 10, 2020 meeting minutes
- Review of the task force work program and proposed schedule
- Discussion regarding a database of non-profit organizations within Wildwood
Watershed Erosion Task Force
The Watershed Erosion Task Force is reviewing a recommended direction for the City Council regarding a parks and stormwater sales tax initiative. The meeting also includes updates on stormwater impact fees, priority location solution costs, and the stormwater master plan process.
- Recommended direction to City Council on Parks and Stormwater Sales Tax Initiative
- Update on establishing costs of priority location solutions
- Update on stormwater impact fees and the Stream Stewardship Trust Fund (SSTF)
- Introduction to Stormwater Master Plan process
- Discussion on data utilization from collection efforts and basin mapping