West Anaheim Street & North Fries Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90744 United States
Project Description
The Wilmington Anaheim Green Infrastructure Corridor Project aims to capture and infiltrate stormwater runoff from the 173-acre watershed area to reduce flooding, improve water quality, and enhance community aesthetics. It includes improvements such as permeable paving, bioswales, stormwater pretreatment systems, wet wells, pump stations, tree planting, and parkway bioswales.
Watershed Location
The project site is located within the South Santa Monica Bay Watershed.
Project Benefits
- Improve local water quality and flood management in the East Basin Channel by removing bacteria, trash, and secondary pollutants.
- Increase local water supply through stormwater capture.
- Enhance pedestrian and bicycle routes.
- Provide additional shade and improve air quality with a addition of approximately 50 trees and a parkway bioswale.
- Reduce heat island effects and improve neighborhood aesthetics.
Project Funding
The Project cost estimate is $12,286,500 and is funded through the Safe Clean Water Municipal Program.
If you’d like to receive additional information about the Wilmington-Anaheim Green Infrastructure Corridor Project, please contact san.safecleanwater@lacity.org and place Wilmington-Anaheim Green Infrastructure Corridor Project in the subject line.
To learn more about the projects funded by the Los Angeles County Safe Clean Water Program, please visit their Safe Clean Water project map.