This bipartisan infrastructure law (also known as the infrastructure investment and jobs act) funded grant will provide funding to the district of columbia, department of energy and environment (DC…

This bipartisan infrastructure law (also known as the infrastructure investment and jobs act) funded grant will provide funding to the district of columbia, department of energy and environment (DC doee) for the construction of nine categorically green, non-point source projects, as identified in the grant application dated 8/2/2023, to control storm water runoff and prevent pollution in waterways.activities:projects to be funded include: 1) fort lincoln ponds - produce 100% designs and obtain permits to upgrade three malfunctioning stormwater ponds; 2) outfall restorations, part B, phase I - complete the reconstruction of four degraded stormwater outfalls and restore 900 linear feet of stream in the stickfoot branch tributary and 1,300 linear feet of stream restoration along park drive SE; 3) parkland lid retrofits, part D, phase IV - design and construct green infrastructure at up to three park parcels that manage an average of 30,000 to 50,000 square feet per project site to capture the 1.2' storm event; 4) riversmart schools - full designs and construction of stormwater GI at 3 DC public/charter schools; 5) fort dupont stream restoration - construct 50% of permitted designs to restore 21,000 linear feet of stream bank and add up to seven acres of wetlands; 6) broad branch and spring valley row, phase II - produce final designs for planned row retrofits within two impaired, adjoining subwatersheds in the MS4, broad branch and spring valley; 7) citywide lids demonstration in the row, phase II - 1) complete the production of a process for ddot and citywide stakeholders to allow more streamlined and effective implementation of stormwater volume reduction, detention, and water quality lids in the row and triangle parks and 2) produce permitted designs and construct the final eight (of 10 planned) sites that accomplish each of the project's stormwater management goals: water quality, retention, and detention - the design and construction of two sites and a portion of the process are being completed under a previous CWC grant.; 8) GI row retrofits part B, phase I - produce 100% designs to incorporate green infrastructure into right-of-way within four subwatersheds: benning road east capital, fort chaplin, stickfoot, and oxon run - construction funding will be requested from a future CWC grant.; and, 9) multipurpose GI, phase III - design and construct green infrastructure into the final 22 of 30 planned right-of-way sites dedicated to safety improvements. Sites that provide multiple benefits for livability will be prioritized. Previous CWC grants are funding the remaining sites' work.subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:outcomes expected include reduced stormwater flow, reduced stormwater pollution reaching nearby rivers, and decreased sediment loads in nearby rivers. Intended beneficiaries include the citizens of the district and those downstream of the district.