Neighborhood Stormwater Projects 2015 to 2020
CBCC completed work in the Freeman’s Ground neighborhood in November 2018 and Gerda Marsh neighborhood in May 2019.
CBCC completed work in the neighborhoods of Johnny Horn Trail, Eden, and Spring Garden Flats in 2020 during the pandemic.
Click here to view Stormwater Management Tips, including plantings to reduce concrete road undermining, and proper installation of silt fences.
Click here to view information on maintaining stormwater devices on your neighborhood roads.
CBCC completed work in Gerda Marsh neighborhood in May of 2019.
Reducing Stormwater Runoff on Local Roads
We begin by working with property owners to identify priority project areas. Each project starts with an engineering analysis to determine the type and locations of BMPs. The grants cover engineering, plans and permits from DPNR. Construction is mostly paid for by property owner contributions. These projects depend on cooperation with neighborhoods, VI Dept. of Public Works and DPNR. We also rely on in kind contributions–donations of time, money, goods and services–to make these projects possible.
Image: Muddy plume in Coral Harbor Nov. 2018
Download the PowerPoint Presentation made to the public in Coral Bay in December 2018:
Recent Completed Projects
Gerda Marsh Road Switchback – completed June 2019
Freeman’s Ground Road Project – Phase I – completed November 2018
Past Projects
Gerda Marsh Road Project
Calabash Boom Road project
Are you and your neighbors interested in receiving stormwater management advice and implementing BMPs on your residential roads? Contact cbcc@coralbaycommunitycouncil.org.